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A few pictures of this new beach house build . The happy owners are doing a great job .. looking good 👍
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Looks gorgeous!!😍
Blast from the past!! November 15, of 1989 we arrived in Garden City SC and set up an office after Hurricane Hugo wiped the city out . It was a devastating cat 4 storm but the “yankee” contractors, more formally known as Britton Construction Inc, rebuilt over 50 homes on the beach. I would say we have a lot of beach building experience!?
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Let’s go down to Abaco Bahamas 🇧🇸 and “clean up”
Nice work!
That course we used to play just announced it's closing in December. Indian Wells or something like that.
This replica of a Maryland light house was one of our all time plum island favorites! The light house on the roof was made by lighthouse makers so it was completely authentic less the powerful spot light!! @ Newbury, Massachusetts
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Thank you so much Karen!! You and Bob where super to work with as well!! Let’s do another one!!! I hear from bob that you are up and at it!! Hope to see you both soon!!!
😁 "Basin Light" Britton Construction brought our dreams to life!! Absolutely fabulous to work with and their quality of craftsmanship and attention to detail are just amazing. Special thanks to Architect Scott Brown and the BEST project manager around, Chris Currier!!
So when r u guys building my house 🏡
Orchard Street house is almost complete and will be ready to go on the market very soon. Features over 5500 SQ’ of open concept living, an elevator, a ridiculous basement game room with full kitchen and work our area and a dock on the Parker river. Stay tuned for more announcements.
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There you guys go again! Amazing! Where on Orchard is this?
Stunning
Love the angle on the hardscaping, playing off the upper entry window 😍
Nice write up and photos by Vermont timber works about our Briar Barn Inn project. They supplied the timber framing at the restaurant and did a great job.
www.vermonttimberworks.com/our-work/heavytimber-construction/hotels/briar-barn-inn-rowley-ma/
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The Briar Barn Inn and Gallery was built in Rowley, Massachusetts with Rough Sawn Hemlock. The timbers were finished with Cabot Salt Marsh stain. Vermont Timber Works worked with Architect Gerald Fand...2 CommentsComment on Facebook
Timber framing floats my boat.
Very nice, must have been a fun project .
A lot of time went into the detail work in the interior of a few local projects. The wine cellar is really spectacular!
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Fantastic!
Gorgeous!!
Wow... beautifully ✅ done
75th street project on plum island has awesome views from the open living area.
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As usual. You guys are amazing!
Oooh those decks! Swoon! Nice job Chris!
This plum island house on 75th street we built has unreal views of the mouth of the river ..will get some interior pictures next week!
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What a project this was! Blue Hill ave on plum island.. see what we stated with vs finished product
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Is that on the basin side? Excellent work as always
Amazing!!!!
Beautiful....
Lots of activity on high street project
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What #?
Hmmm... looks like a tent to keep the project manager out of the sun. Good move