Where We Work
We are based in Monroe and take jobs across the county. Each town below has its own housing stock, its own zoning and its own building department, and the pages here say what that means for a project.
Monroe, CT
Builders who know Monroe's split-level housing stock, septic systems, and town permitting from the inside.
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Newtown, CT
Additions and remodels done with an eye toward Newtown's colonial farmhouses and historic center.
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Trumbull, CT
Updating the ranch and colonial homes that make up most of Trumbull's postwar neighborhoods.
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Greenwich, CT
Renovation work built around Greenwich's older estates, coastal flood rules, and historic district reviews.
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Darien, CT
Renovation and additions for Darien's waterfront homes, where flood zone rules shape nearly every project.
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New Canaan, CT
Renovation work that respects New Canaan's mid-century modern homes and wooded, stone-walled lots.
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Westport, CT
Updating Westport's beach cottages and coastal homes without losing what makes them Westport.
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Weston, CT
Building on Weston's wooded, well-and-septic lots where privacy and conservation zoning come first.
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Wilton, CT
Renovation work suited to Wilton's horse properties, colonial homes, and Norwalk River lots.
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Ridgefield, CT
Renovation and additions that fit Ridgefield's historic Main Street and hilly, older housing stock.
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Easton, CT
Building on Easton's reservoir land and low density lots, where watershed zoning shapes every project.
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Redding, CT
Working on Redding's antique houses and ledge heavy building lots out toward Georgetown and Topstone.
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Fairfield, CT
Work across Fairfield's beach blocks, Southport village and the bigger properties up in Greenfield Hill.
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Call And Ask
We take work across Fairfield County. If your town is not above, it is worth a call.