At Home Cape Cod - Spring/Summer 2020

Architect Profile: Jill Neubauer

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Flight of Fancy

In this Orleans home, the architects draw details from a range of design influences.

38 Renaissance Woman

Falmouth Architect Jill Neubauer, who has been producing great architecture for 25 years, credits her upbringing for her creativity and the support of a welcoming community and clients for her success.

52 Great Outdoor Spaces

The many talents of hardscaping and landscaping professionals, as well as the designers, on display throughout the Cape.

64 A Purposeful Retreat

Everything in this new home in Brewster is painstakingly focused to give the owner a sense of familiarity and calm as well as practicality.

Photo by Shelly Harrison.

Our Representation Continues

THIS YEAR MARKS THE 70 TH ANNIVERSARY of HBRACC, since being formed by a small band of local builders. For nearly three quarters of a century, we have provided community, support, and guidance to our members and our industry as a whole. We expect to celebrate this milestone as an organization throughout this upcoming year.

Growth of membership and the implementation of an industry-related workforce development program were our biggest goals of 2019. This year will be much of the same: continued support of the membership through advocacy of industry-related issues, growth as an organization, and implementation of our updated strategic plan.

While the workforce development program is in its infancy stages, we are pleased to announce that six individuals have completed trade-focused classes and are seeking placement with local member companies for the spring/summer.

As an organization that supports the efforts of essential businesses and services in Massachusetts, we must not forget to recognize the efforts put forth by the Baker-Polito Administration to push forward with the Housing Choice Initiative, which plans to put Massachusetts on a path to produce 135,000 new units of housing by 2025. As I write this, the Housing Choices Bill No. 3507 has advanced to the Ways and Means Committee. If passed with widespread bi-partisan support, this Bill looks to allow cities and towns to adopt by simple majority vote the following: smart growth zoning, reduced dimensional requirements, accessory dwelling units, and mixed-use by special permit.

The BRICC Awards are back! This fall marks the return of one of our most sought after events that not only recognizes and celebrates excellence in our industry, but is a great way to connect with colleagues and friends.

We recognize the challenges COVID-19 presents to our local economy and industry. It’s as important as ever, for the foreseeable future, that HBRACC commits resources necessary to aid in our local business so they can recover from this.

Lastly, I would like to take a moment to recognize the efforts of our staff, who have seen us through these uncertain times. I am particularly proud of them, our association, and the community.

Thank you,

Trevor Meyer President HBRACC

Leadership in These Times

WHAT A STRANGE FEW MONTHS WE HAVE ALL EXPERIENCED.

We have gone from hearing about this strange new virus and how it was shutting down a major Chinese city, to seeing it expand throughout Europe and eventually spread across our great nation. We are now fully immersed in a global pandemic that has altered the way we live and work for the foreseeable future.

Many of us began March wondering how, if at all, Covid-19 would affect our late winter ski getaways (a little insight into what I was worried about!). I never imagined we would be entering May wondering how the virus will now affect our summer plans and beyond. The uncertainty surrounding all future planning has been immense and a lot to bear for decision makers at all levels.

As politicians rolled out closures of businesses around the country, many deemed homebuilding to be an essential function of our economy. Fortunately, when the closures inevitably made their way to Massachusetts, Governor Charlie Baker agreed that the production of housing and all the functions that go along with the production of housing were essential not just to our economy but to our society. The Baker administration has always been a great ally to our industry, and his commitment to housing production has become obvious over the past six weeks.

As groups have popped up around the Commonwealth pressuring the administration to shutter all construction activity, our governor has remained strong in his commitment to the homebuilding industry. His clarifications to essential worker orders have made it clear to all that the Commonwealth understands how important housing is. Homes provide many of us with so much more than just shelter; they provide us all with a place to retreat to at the end of the day and a place in which to gather with loved ones to make life-lasting memories. We are fortunate to be able to continue providing the production of new homes to our communities.

With the governor’s commitment to housing, we as an industry should feel a sense of responsibility to ensure we are operating in a safe manner. We all must continue to educate our workforce on how to safely navigate construction during

the pandemic. There are many simple steps we can all take to mitigate our employees’ and customers’ risk of exposure. The National Association of Home Builders has done a great job of providing guidance on job site safety and this information can be easily accessed at www.nahb.com

It is my hope that in the coming months we are able to start returning to the “normal” we all once knew, but until that happens we must remain vigilant in our commitment to safely building the homes our communities require. Please do your best to educate your employees, subs, vendors, and homeowners on the changes to how projects will be executed. If we all focus and remain committed to site safety, we should continue to operate successfully within our communities.

Matt Anderson President Home Builders and Remodelers Association of Massachusetts

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OFFICERS

President

Trevor Meyer, Meyer & Sons, Inc.

1st Vice President/Treasurer

Benjamin LaMora, Lineal Construction, Inc.

2nd Vice President/Secretary

April Ducott, Cape Associates

Immediate Past President

Peter Kimball, AP Kimball Construction

Executive Officer

Christopher Flanagan

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Natascha Batchelor, The Davey Tree Expert Co

Nick Bowes, Bayside Building, Inc

Jenn Crawford, Jennick Studio

John Cotton, First Citizens’ Federal Credit Union

Michael Duffany, M. Duffany Builders

Brian Harding, Andersen Windows & Doors

Brian Robertson, Mason & Mason Insurance

Jack Stevenson, Mid-Cape Home Centers

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PUBLISHER

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EDITOR

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ART DIRECTOR

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The BRICC Awards is a biennial event that recognizes excellence in building, remodeling, design, sales and marketing on Cape Cod. The BRICC Awards are open to builders, developers, project owners, architects, land planners, marketing/advertising firms, interior design firms, remodelers, real estate agencies, financial institutions, architectural photographers and other professionals in the home building & home ownership industry.

Photos: Previous winners: Longfellow Design Build (top), Executive Landscaping (middle) and ZeroEnergy Design and A.F. Hutlin and Co. (bottom)

BRIAN VANDEN BRINK is an architectural photographer based in Camden, Maine. His work has been widely featured in such publications as Architectural Digest, New York Times, Boston Globe, Dwell, Coastal Living, and many others. He works extensively on Cape Cod and Martha’s Vineyard photographing houses, and has had six books of his own work published including ICONIC: Perspectives on the Man-Made World. He lives in Camden with his wife Kathleen.

A former editor of Cape Cod HOME , LAUREL KORNHISER is now an English professor at Quincy College and a freelance writer living on the South Shore. When she is not hiking, skiing, or doing yoga, she can be found working on any one of her creative writing projects. She profiled architect Jill Neubauer in this issue.

DAN CUTRONA has been photographing extensively for various publications for more than 15 years. Architectural photography has become his primary subject matter but relates it to shooting people.

“Each house has its own personality,” Cutrona says. “Each room has a time of day where it looks best. It’s fun to spend time in a space that has been so carefully designed, and try to showcase all the decisions that brought it to its final form.”

LISA CAVANAUGH grew up in Massachusetts and Connecticut and spent most of her summers on Cape Cod. After college, she moved to Los Angeles where she became a Hollywood story editor, producer and writer. Having since come back, she writes for local non-profits and pens stories about the rich variety of lifestyles, occupations and interests of Cape Codders. She lives with her husband in Yarmouth.

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A New Home for Veterans

The Veterans Home in Dennis—a collaboration of the Town of Dennis, the Cape and Islands Veterans Outreach Center, and many other community providers—will provide homeless veterans access to a wide array of services and programs they need to become independent again.

Residency in this home, which was planned to be completed by January 2020, will give veterans housing and allow them to connect with the Barnstable Veteran Service Officer, the VA healthcare system and HUD/VASH social.

Cape Associates is leading construction efforts. “I am a veteran and served in Operation Desert Storm,” says Cape Associates Project Manager Matt Young. “It’s an honor to be working on this project.”

For more information, go to www.capeveterans.com/homes4vets

Design: John Dvorsack, AIA

Flight of Fancy

In this Orleans home, the architects draw details from a range of design influences.

BY LISA CAVANAUGH

PHOTOS BY BRIAN VANDEN BRINK

Surrounded on three sides by a saltwater pond, and tucked onto a steep plot of land, this approximately 5,200-square-foot twin gabled home named “Summer Mooring” seamlessly merges architectural homage with nautically inspired whimsy.

With an environmentally sensitive site, height limitations, and the need to build within an existing footprint, combined with specific client requirements, it presented a unique challenge.

But for John R. DaSilva, FAIA, Design Principal and his wife Sharon M. DaSilva, Senior Designer, of Polhemus Savery DaSilva Architects Builders, an integrated architecture and construction firm based in Harwich, the design also offered a great opportunity for creativity.

Interior Design: Susan Tuttle, Surroundings

Landscape Architect: TerraInk

“Sometimes constraints can be helpful,” says Sharon. “We found some really interesting ways to utilize all the space we could.”

The homeowners requested there be a view from the front entrance through to the water, so the DaSilvas designed a

(Left) Decorative anchors are cut into the shutters. The flat façade of the house (above) is punctuated with an eye-catching entry with an abstracted fan light and two pairs of flat carpenter’s columns (opposite page).

decorative, abstracted classical front porch that is cut into the mass of the house, rather than added on. “We couldn’t have done it any other way, due to the limitations of the lot,” says John. “The buildable footprint was long and narrow.”

To create the eye-catching entry, they designed an abstracted fan light, and two pairs of what John refers to as “carpenter’s columns” to flank the doorway. “They are flat, not cylindrical, and don’t have to be molded. I consider the fan light and columns to be abstractions, rather than recreations of historical elements,” he says.

The outer one of each pair is incomplete and sheared off, making a straight edge that is in line with the white cedar shingles. “There is a figure-ground relationship that reveals itself between day and night,” he adds. “During the day the column is the figure,

Architect & Builder: Polhemus Savery DaSilva Architects Builders

while at night the space between the columns is perceived as the figure, and that was intentional.”

The clients were seeking a home that would reference the interior of a yacht, and also wanted the kitchen, living and dining areas to be one big open room at the center of house. The DaSilvas worked to devise intriguing ways to achieve these dual goals, and delineate the spaces from one another. Directly in front of the entry hall is the barrel vaulted dining space with ship’s lantern pendant lighting, while the kitchen and living areas each have differentiating coffered grid ceilings. To suggest a ship’s interior, the window bench behind the dining table is carved in an undulating shape, the ceiling features decorative mahogany beams that look like hull ribs, and there is an entrancing panel of cutout starfish shapes above the bench. “We took advantage of the little bit of attic space to carve upwards and give a sense of height there. We also put lights in behind the sunburst of starfish cutouts, which you can see glowing at night, especially from the back patio or dock,” says John.

“Our clients were very interested in fanciful details,” says Sharon, “which made the project a lot of fun to work on.” The foyer and stairwell features Greek Revival-esque details, such as decorative engraved borders and newel posts in ionic column shapes.

“We are not designing historic reproductions,” says John, “ but we are huge architectural history buffs and we draw inspiration from many eras. We are pluralists when it comes to design influences.”

(Above) A long bench runs along a bank of windows.

(Inset) A curved ceiling delineates the dining area and the lighting fixture looks like it belongs in the galley of a boat.

Photography

by Dan Cutrona

The mahogany-lined first floor study, which feels like a cozy captain’s cabin, is a great example of how the DaSilvas gave their clients the yacht-themed design they sought while also deriving inspiration from one of their most admired architects, Sir Edwin Lutyens. “Lutyens designed many archways and war monuments in early twentieth century Great Britain in which he created false perspectives with arched horizontal joints and slightly canted vertical lines,” says John.

DaSilva explains how, since the height restrictions limited their ability to build up, they instead conceived of a clever wall design in which each progressive band of horizontal wood paneling diminishes in height by a quarter of an inch from floor to ceiling, making the room seem taller than it really is. “It fools the eye,” he says. “Fortunately we had a client who got excited about this kind of thing.”

While the DaSilvas used every square inch available to them to provide functional living space, there was still plenty of room for their imaginations to flourish. One entire wing of the home is a two-level “bunk room” which overflows with

(Above) Beneath a cupola that provides natural light in the master suite is a structured wood ‘canopy’ which features abstracted acorn end points. (Left) A more Gothic Revival feel is evidenced in the curved hallway that spans from the master suite to the top level of the bunkroom.

lighthearted maritime elements. With sleeping accommodations for nine, bathrooms on both floors and double ladders framing a spectacular tugboat and waves wall made of clear mahogany and painted wood. This space is an enchanting retreat for an entire family of guests.

“This nautical ‘mural’ is made up of flat planes, so none of it is sculpture, it is all still architectural work,” says John. “It is not every project that allows for this kind of detail. It was a real pleasure to design something like this,” Sharon adds. “We were able to really let our ideas flow. We had so much fun.”

The master suite is another area where architectural history meshes with contemporary design. Beneath a cupola that provides natural light is a structured wood ‘canopy’ which features abstracted acorn end points.

“Seventeenth century New England colonial homes used acorn details in the ends of their cantilevered second floors and those elements would have come from more elaborate architecture in Europe going back to Elizabethan times,” says John. “We treated the perfectly symmetrical grooves as if they were paneling or wallpaper. They run right off the ends, with no

trim or closure. The effect is that it feels like it is ‘of today’ but still has the character and pleasures of traditional architecture.”

A more Gothic Revival feel is evidenced in the curved hallway that spans from the master suite to the top level of the bunkroom.

“There were a lot of challenges here as well,” says John, “such as getting enough roof pitch to allow head room, but not creating so much height as to make this connector piece feel too large on the exterior.” The DaSilvas solved the puzzle by incorporating Gothic arches over the doorways which harken back to certain kinds of homes typical on Cape Cod.

“When you drive along 6A you can see Greek temple shaped houses with Gothic Revival windows or louvers up in the gable end. It is wonderful to see those eras occurring in the same structure and also to be able to use all these influences in our designs.”

Two additional water-facing bedrooms that are used by the homeowners’ children complete the second floor, and include built-in dressers and cabinets similar to others that are employed throughout the home. A hidden closet under the stair, televisions tucked behind cupboards—all of these elements were carefully thought out to utilize every nook and cranny in the home.

(Left) Like the two-level “bunk room,” other rooms utilize the wave design, including this bunk bed. (Right) Ceilings feature decorative mahogany beams that look like ribs on the hull of a boat.

“It is interesting that a yacht interior was one of the inspirations, and that proved to be true in more ways than one,” says Sharon. “ Not only do the design details look nautical, but we also replicate the need that a boat has to try to use all the space you can in clever ways.”

While the clients clearly wanted to suggest a sea-going vessel structurally, they definitely veered away from typical ‘beachy’ interior decor. Susan Tuttle, owner of Surroundings in Orleans, had worked with the homeowners before, and she recognized that they were fans of rich colors. “I knew the owner loves reds and golds and oranges,” says Tuttle “I married those with bright blues, which work really well to create a nautical flair. “The granite countertops in the kitchen are in tones of brown with red and turquoise veining, and those colors are reflected in all the soft furnishings in the living and dining area, such as throw pillows and the handmade living room rug.”

Both the first floor and master baths feature full slabs of deeply colored stone, and the living room fireplace surround is made of granite, with a black granite whale’s tail mantle piece, designed by the DaSilvas.

“We don’t usually get to do this much interior work, “ says Sharon, “but here we were able to create some really intensive and cool features.” The entire design and construction process took around two years, and the team at Polhemus Savery DaSilva included many talented professionals. “To produce something like this home takes a great deal of creativity and skill on the part of a lot of people,” says John. “We are an integrated architecture firm.

An entertainment-friendly outdoor kitchen features similar granite to the interior hearth, but in a different rubble-type cut. The outdoor kitchen counter includes a set-in stainless steel grill and refrigerator.

We design these special details and draw on an extensive network of craftspeople to execute them. All of this detailed woodwork was created off site in very sophisticated shops. Our team really did spectacular work here.”

The property’s lush landscape architecture was handled by TerraInk. An entertainment-friendly outdoor kitchen features similar granite to the interior hearth, but in a different rubbletype cut. The outdoor kitchen counter includes a set-in stainless steel grill and refrigerator that can be removed during the winter months. A wooden cabinet hides another television and wrapping around the edges of its doors is a carved anchor design that echoes the anchor cut-outs on the front window shutters.

The home is full of these kinds of intricate and thoughtful details, and John and Sharon are proud of the fact that they always take their time considering every element of their projects. “Nothing goes unstudied. We take everything into account in our designs,” says John.

Sharon still found it to be one of most playful projects they have undertaken. “It really was great fun from start to finish, she says.” John agrees. “It is playful and whimsical, but it’s not outrageous,” he says. “One of our architectural mentors, César Pelli used to say that it is OK to make architecture that is fun, but not funny, and I think this house exemplifies that.”

A great view of the harbor is seen from the gas firepit, which is surrounded by comfortable outdoor chairs.

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Neubauer says she designs spaces that “celebrate the season and the environment the house sits in.”

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Falmouth architect Jill Neubauer, who has been producing great architecture for 25 years, credits her upbringing for her creativity and the support of a welcoming community and clients for her success.

WHEN SHE REFLECTS ON THE WORK SHE HAS PRODUCED over the past twenty-five years, Falmouth-based architect Jill Neubauer often uses words like “joy, fun, lovely, thoughtful.” She does more than fulfill a client’s program of rooms and spaces; she imagines them in those spaces, sharing family time, helping children with homework, watching a sunset, going about the business of life.

This approach arises from the original connections that inspired her future career in the form of two very special places where she vacationed with family: the farmland cottage of one

set of grandparents in northern Wisconsin and the lakeside cabin of another.

“I was fortunate growing up in homes that were lived in for a long time—generations,” she says. “I went every year with people I loved, and every year was special. I learned the importance of what a building, a place, can do for a family and how architecture can help make these memories.”

When she closes her eyes, she can see every detail of the farmland cottage. As for the Northwoods lakeside cabin, she calls that “my core, my soul. The memory and beauty in that

cabin have driven my career and interest in architecture.”

Neubauer was born into a creative family: the grandmother with the log cabin was a painter, her sister is a visual and performing artist, her mother is creative, and her father was an engineer. So Neubauer may have been genetically predisposed to notice visual details.

But it was also her experiences. She recounts her underlying motive when she visited the homes of two friends as a teenager: “Each lived in a beautiful, modern house, and I would want to go to their houses and hang out because of the buildings.”

Adding yet another dimension to this fascination was the Prairie School, the private high school she attended.

Commissioned by Willie Hilpert and Imogene Powers Johnson (of the S.C. Johnson family), its campus was inspired by Frank Lloyd Wright.

These three influences—cottage, cabin, and modern architecture—have informed her work as she has undertaken historic renovations, remodeled cottages, and created new homes in sensitive landscapes on Cape Cod and beyond. In the end, she says, “It’s all about meaningful spaces.”

While many homes are what Neubauer calls “boxes sitting on the landscape with a stoop,” she designs spaces that “celebrate the season and the environment the house sits in.” This attention to the environment is, of course, critical anywhere, but when those homes sit on Cape Cod, the impetus

Some of Neubauer’s projects like this house on Oyster Pond in Falmouth (left) feature whimsical places like this tree house (above, below)

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For Neubauer, intelligent design is about the intimate spaces where family activities take place—a dining table with a built-in bench where everyone gathers to play cards (below right), or a bed built into an alcove rather than plopped in the midst of four straight walls (below left). The bathroom shower in the Oyster Pond property (above) fits to the changing rooflines.

Neubauer’s porches can dwarf the rest of the house. “We’ll design mudrooms, outdoor showers, and spring porches,” she says. “And if you want, we will design a house to go with that too.’”

for connection is even stronger. “So many clients are thrilled to be here. Whether new to the Cape or here for generations, they are more aware of the regional environment,” she says.

In this aspect, Neubauer sees a kinship with her Midwestern roots, “Like North Wisconsin, this is a place about landscape and escape to that landscape.”

Neubauer herself landed in Falmouth, where she raised her two children after earning an undergraduate degree in drawing and photography from Cornell University and her degree in architecture from Harvard’s Graduate School of Design.

“Falmouth is such a thoughtful place with a wonderful demographic,” she says. “There is so much science and academic strength here, and now there are multiple generations of scientists. There can be deep resources, but there is a modesty about the

here—a quiet New England Yankee quality.”

Through her years on the Cape, she has gladly bore witness to the expansion of the architectural aesthetic beyond traditional Capes and Colonials, an expansion she has watched evolve across the country. For decades post-World War II, she reminds us, our “American real estate/development culture” was largely about building formulaic houses quickly to get expanding families settled. “There was nothing intelligent, interesting, or joyful about it.”

Today, a wider range of architectural styles is being embraced on Cape Cod and around the country, and Neubauer credits the proliferation of home design magazines and television programs for “shifting people’s comfort with a broader aesthetic, and that has meant a rebirth for architecture.”

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The porch of this house in Saconesset in Falmouth has a soaring ceiling and a retractable window by some bar seating.

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A home she designed for a seven-acre site in Chapoquoit meets the newer floodplain regulations by sitting up on ninety piles forty feet into the ground.

Many of Neubauer’s designs embrace the modern aesthetic she fell in love with as a teenager: clean, simple lines; abstracted elements; creative surprises; close connections between architecture and landscape; and generous outdoor social spaces.

One outstanding example of this is a home she designed for a seven-acre site in Chapoquoit. The property is largely in conservation and originally had a home sitting right on a dune in a high velocity zone. Her clients had a choice: Accept the house as it was or tear it down and build to meet the newer floodplain regulations. They chose the latter, and the engineering involved to make it permittable included driving ninety piles forty feet into the ground and connecting them through a foundational network with steel columns coming up to the house.

“It will be the only house standing in West Falmouth in a hundred years,” Neubauer remarks.

She simplified the home’s original footprint into a rectangle and designed an elegant, strong contemporary home to sit on that footprint. Generous windows offer 360-degree views of Cape Cod Bay, a stunning marsh, and West Falmouth Harbor, giving the impression that the home is an extension of the landscape. “Most of the new homes we do that are teardowns from older cottages that don’t meet existing codes are modern with lots of glass so the clients can enjoy the magnificent sites,” she says.

With their energy efficiency and use of nontoxic and sustainable materials, Neubauer’s designs are right at home in the twenty-first century, though their modern roots go back further on Cape Cod than many realize. Beginning in the 1930s, several innovators of modern architecture moved to the Outer Cape, building creative enclaves for themselves and their friends. Due to the efforts of the Cape Cod Modern House Trust, a wider

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of the landscape.

Generous windows offer 360-degree views of Cape Cod Bay, a stunning marsh, and West Falmouth Harbor, giving the impression that the home is an extension

public is now recognizing the precedent for this type of architecture. In that spirit, Neubauer designed a modern Truro beach house that settles into its landscape. Built to step down the hill so as not to obstruct the neighbors’ view and built with a flat roof to adhere to a height restriction, the home, like others she has designed, engages in a dialogue of glass, or what she describes as “a quiet relation of matching glass from one side of the house to the other, a one-to- one match of beautiful transparency,” she says. “The house that taught me that is a historic house owned by Katharine Cornell on Lake Tashmoo on Martha’s Vineyard. It has a gorgeous old living room with matching glass on each side. I saw it years ago and never forgot it.”

Beyond wall-sized windows, Neubauer’s designs connect to their environments in other ways. One of the most important is her attention to what she calls the “in between spaces”—porches, screened porches, terraces, and outdoor rooms. “Screened porches are the most successful spaces we build because they mean we can celebrate going outside finally,” she says. “We make them bigger so you can eat, lounge, even watch television or sleep in them. There is no reason to come in during the high season. They are joyful and lovely.” Sometimes clients have to be convinced of the need for a screened porch, but once they agree, it becomes their favorite space, she says.

Some of her outdoor rooms are standalones, like the glamp—or glamorous camp—structure she built for a Cataumet property. “I am very interested in glamps,” Neubauer says. “I made the first one for myself after I had been on a trip to Moab in Utah and had the opportunity to stay in one.” She has since created these outdoor rooms with their canvas shells and room for beds and bureaus for clients. They are not only fun, they save clients money. While adding a bedroom can cost $100,000, a glamp offers a less expensive way to

One of the decks of Neubauer’s modern Truro beach is open all around so guests can soak up the sun.

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This home settles into its landscape (above). She explains it has “a quiet relation of matching glass from one side of the house to the other, a one-to-one match of beautiful transparency” (left). It even has a bunkroom that has a garage door, which opens up to more bunks outside.

house extra summer guests. They are so popular with her clients, she says, “They become the room everyone wants to stay in.”

They are also marvelous for children, like the three sons of her Cataumet clients, who often use their glamp as a hideaway for playing games and reading. That is, when the three boys are not ensconced in their bunkroom, which Neubauer re-created from a non-descript guest room with two single beds and two small windows. Typical of the level of fun detail on which Neubauer thinks is the tin washtub-style sink she installed in a barnboardencased alcove in the room. Imagining their toothbrushes and washcloths overwhelming the guest bathroom, she created this space to give them a sense of camping in their own room.

The entire Cataumet home, in fact, was remodeled from tired, boxy house into a shingled cottage with distinctive character with its second floor wall of windows, and handsome deck with enclosed storage space underneath. The kitchen went from disorganized and inefficient to spacious and streamlined, with open shelving and modern lighting. This home is an example of intelligent design, based on how people really live and encouraging them to be more playful in their spaces.

One room that exemplifies thoughtful design in any home is the mudroom, Neubauer says. While a lot of attention is usually paid to dining rooms that mostly sit passively, the need for the humble but critical mudroom is often overlooked. “A lot of the time, everyone gets out of the car and heads to the kitchen with all of the stuff that they have—coats, backpacks, homework papers, beach towels, flip flops— all of the stuff we schlep and

Some of her outdoor rooms are standalones, like the glamp—or glamorous camp—structure (left) she built for a Cataumet property (above). They are also marvelous for children, like the three sons of her Cataumet clients, who often use their glamp as a hideaway for playing games and reading on these beanbag chairs (bottom left).

need. If we did nothing else but dedicate a space to all of the stuff, it would be much better.” She adds, “We say, ‘We’ll design mudrooms, outdoor showers, and spring porches, and if you want, we will design a house to go with that too.’”

For Neubauer, intelligent design is less about grand great rooms, formal dining rooms, and large master bedrooms and more about the intimate spaces where family activities take place—a kitchen island around which children do their homework, a dining table with a built-in bench where everyone gathers to play cards, a nook with a chair—perfect for viewing a sunrise—or a bed built into an alcove rather than plopped in the midst of four straight walls.

Each project represents a story to Neubauer, from her imaginings of how spaces will be enjoyed to the experiences she has with her clients as she creates them. “The projects that are really terrific,” she says, “are the ones where the clients really embrace this wonderful adventure. I rarely separate the architecture from the experience we had.”

To keep her perspective fresh and inspirational ideas flowing, Neubauer turns to travel, reading (mostly about business and visual people), and collaborating with a host of creative people. She worked with many of her favorites on a new home for Gunning Point clients. Pairpoint Glass of Sandwich created the colorful globes and pendants for the kitchen and dining room, Cor Metals in Mashpee made accents for the kitchen island, Saltwoods in Boston made the dining table, and Retrocraft Design in Concord provided furnishings. Her approach to the design

On a new home for Gunning Point clients (top), Neubauer designed a variety of windows that provide peeks into the surrounding environment. PHOTOS:

itself was creative, with an abstracted grove of interior and exterior columns providing a preview of the grove of real trees surrounding the property.

Twenty-five years into her career, she is excited about what is coming next: “Now I keep learning and keep doing it better and better. It takes a long time to learn how to do this, but it is so wonderful to get to a place where you know some things.”

Still, some principles have persisted over the years. “For all of my clients, whether we are doing a vacation home or making a primary home, I like doing something fresh. It’s always about spaces that function well and that bring joy, fun, and beauty into their lives.” And this is the primary lesson Neubauer learned long ago, surrounded by the textures of family, love, and beauty established by her beloved grandparents.

Pairpoint Glass of Sandwich created the colorful globes and pendants for the kitchen and dining room (above). Her approach to the design itself was creative, with an abstracted grove of interior and exterior columns (below left) providing a preview of the grove of real trees surrounding the property (below right).

GREATOutdoor

Spaces

BY SCOTT LAJOIE

Outdoor builds can add so much to a property. This photo essay features the many talents of hardscaping and landscaping professionals here on the Cape, as well as the designers of such features.

SUDBURY DESIGN GROUP

Joyce Landscaping

Walpole Woodworkers

Casabella

DENNIS - This project revamped the entire pool area, which has great views of Cape Cod Bay. The existing pool was bookended by two pergolas, one with a fireplace and casual seating (pictured) and one with an outdoor kitchen. There are four fire features in all. Furnishing was provided by Casabella.

Photographer: Shelly Harrison

POLHEMUS SAVERY DASILVA ARCHITECTS BUILDERS

CBA Landscape Architect

CHATHAM - Once a jungle of shrubbery, the indoor living space now opens up to an outdoor living/pool area which is partially defined by a sunroom addition and a new guest house. Features include a pool waterfall, designed by CBA, and a firepit and entry pergolas, designed by PSD. Photographer: Brian Vanden Brink

Home Improvement Specialists of Cape Cod

NEW SEABURY, MASHPEE - This sprawling project spreads across the entire back of the house and is comprised of two levels. The outdoor space has all the essentials of a house, with a gas fireplace (pictured), an outdoor kitchen, a heated spa, a shower, and living area that are dry even in wet weather thanks to the underdrain system installed underneath the upper deck amenities. Photographer: Christine Hochkeppel

GADE MASONRY LANDSCAPING

REID BUILDERS

The Garden Design Company

Viola Associates (pool)

NANTUCKET - This Nantucket pool has multiple features including a negative edge with an underground surge tank, hidden automatic pool safety cover, interior spillover spa, LED color lights, and smart phone integrated controls. Due to the elevations of the property, there was significant engineering involved to ensure that the pool and hardscape areas would be supported.

AP KIMBALL CONSTRUCTION

Anthi Frangiadis Associates

Hawk Design (landscaping)

and bar celebrates outdoor living on Cape Cod, poolside.  A surfboard was repurposed as the bar countertop and the masonry surfaces connect seamlessly from the seating area to pool deck, to outdoor kitchen. The exposed corrugated metal is reminiscent of clam/ surf shacks. Photographer: Paige Biviano

CHATHAM - This outdoor kitchen

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PONDEROSA LANDSCAPING

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Stonewood Products

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EAST ORLEANS - This project completely renovated two terraces between two houses, added fieldstone retaining walls to match the original 20-year old walls, and provided safe connecting walks, all while preserving the views of Nauset Harbor and the outer beach. The 7’-diameter natural gas fieldstone firepit with bluestone coping, 45” Crossfire burner, and gold reflective fire glass is the crown jewel of the project.

Photo: Dan Cutrona

A Purposeful

BY SCOTT LAJOIE

PHOTOS BY DAN CUTRONA

Retreat

Everything in this new home in Brewster is painstakingly focused to give the owner a sense of familiarity and calm as well as practicality.

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SSituated on a seven-acre lot off of Route 6A in Brewster, John Redding’s house—designed by John Dvorsak and built by McPhee Associates—clearly reflects his style, tastes and interests.

From the approach, it seems pretty modest. It’s a Cape with three gables protruding from the front roof and an expansive farmer’s porch to give further depth. There is a bit of a bump out on one side; on the other is a breezeway that connects to the two-car garage with a cupola and weathervane. Everything was meticulously thought out and time was taken to get it right; as his second home and future retirement home, he was in no rush to finish it. “John [Redding] was very particular in what he wanted in his new home,” says Rob McPhee, president of McPhee Associates. “He shared his complete vision with us, and we were very pleased to work with him to fulfill his wishes.”

John, amusingly, gave his property a name: Four Turtle Farm

Builder: McPhee Associates

Architect: John Dvorsack

Kitchens/Baths: White Wood Kitchens

Landscaping: McNamara Bros.

Counters: Cape Cod Marble & Granite

Interior Consultations/Window

Treatments/Area Rugs: Details, Inc.

at Tupelo Hills. It was not to sound stuck up, but rather to poke fun at the old tradition. He coined it such because he found a bunch of turtles ambling conspicuously by when he first visited the property and was surprised to find the rare, but distinctive horizontally branched tupelos situated throughout the land as well. It is fitting given John’s love of nature. As he shows me around the property, he points out that he wanted to keep as much as the

The height of the nine-foot ceilings and the intricate interior crown molding and chair rails throughout all hearken back to the owner’s apartment’s style, while artist Time Struna’s works dominate the walls. (Right) Nooks at the windows make for perfect spots to read a book. (Below) The furniture is neither “beachy” or modern, but somewhere in between.

tree coverage intact when they cleared the lot for the house. He mentions that some trees could’ve easily been taken down, but he chose to keep them intact. He also chose to keep on his property some wild bushes he didn’t know much about (chokeberries) as well as some that he did (blueberries).

Why Brewster specifically? His family has history here. His father built a home on Beach Plum Lane on the other side of Nickerson State Park in 1976 when he was a boy. Brewster prides itself in having a mix of both natural and social history, and John has come to appreciate that.

John, who works for a mutual fund company, adores his permanent residence on Beacon Street in the Back Bay. While some people design and build a getaway to be markedly different from their city residence, John chose to mirror the creature comforts he had established there. For instance, the height of his nine-foot ceilings on the first floor and the intricate interior crown molding and chair rails throughout all hearken back to his apartment’s style. “John [Dvorsak]’s first design called for eightfoot, nine-inch high ceilings and I said, ‘John, I want nine,’” he says. “We worked with John to pull together every detail he wanted to incorporate in his new home. While we made suggestions for John, frequently the decisions reverted back to what he recently did in his Beacon Street home. The finished look is very clean with a bit of a city flair while respecting the casualness of the Cape,” says McPhee.

The furniture and décor isn’t overwhelmingly “beachy;” it is a lot more urban with a little more of a casual feel. When it came to the tiling in the bathroom, he asked for the same exact style in this house.

Another piece of décor he insisted on, which is not too prominent in Cape Cod retreats, was a stone wall on a first-floor interior wall. McPhee said he could do a veneer and make it look real, but John wanted an

(Above) “The additional structural design and work needed to accommodate a true stone wall in the middle of the home [in the dining room pictured above] was no small feat,” says builder Rob McPhee. (Right) Stairs leading up to the second floor create many spots to look around the house.

interior wall with real stone to leave no doubt of its authenticity. “The additional structural design and work needed to accommodate a true stone wall in the middle of the home was no small feat,” says McPhee. “We accomplished the look John was after and the true authenticity with a solid stone wall, which came out beautifully. John was spot on with his request and the wall is a work of art itself.” It is such a compelling feature that he is planning on putting in a similar look in his wine cellar, although he laughs that he may go the veneer route in that location.

While a lot of the interior could easily be in a city apartment, John chose specifically to work in wall art that speaks to the Cape’s natural spaces, namely cranberry bogs, marshes, and grass-covered dunes. That is where the artwork of Tim Struna comes in. The distinctively stylized work of the Brewster artist is placed on at least one wall of each room. And going up the stairs are a series of the artist’s lighthouses, purposely ordered in the order in which they appear as you travel down Cape.

Certain things throughout the house were designed specifically with a piece of furniture or a practical purpose in mind.

The garage is not as symmetrical as the rest of the house. It was

(Above) The kitchen sink is situated in a corner of the house, so he can prepare food and stare out the bank of windows on that corner to appreciate the natural surroundings, rather than gaze across the open floor plan of the house. (Left) John Dvorsak is known for designing pointed eves in upstairs bedrooms.

designed purposely with extra space on one side just so John could store his kayaks in that one spot. The kitchen sink is situated in a corner of the house, so he can prepare food and stare out the bank of windows on that corner to appreciate the natural surroundings, rather than gaze across the open floor plan of the house. “John Dvorsack did a fabulous job with the design and architecture of the home,” says McPhee. “The exterior trim details, scale and proportion of the home as you approach heading up the hill all look fabulous.”

His office in the master bedroom features a nook where he has placed a particular desk he wanted. The desk isn’t an heirloom (“I think I got it at Pottery Barn,” he says.), but he wanted it to look like it was planned.

John admittedly doesn’t spend much time on the second floor, as it is used mainly for visiting family guests. But there are plenty of examples of architectural and decorative flair that he enjoys nonetheless, from the pointed eves in the bedrooms (“John [Dvorsak] loves to do these beautiful spaces,” he says) to the small turtles on the tiles of the guest bathroom (“…for Four Turtle Farm,” he laughs).

A visitor might not be overwhelmed with a particular style of décor or grandiose features, but rest assured that everything meticulously planned out of and in this house means so much to the owner.

(Above) The living room features three banks of French doors. (Left) The French doors lead out to a small porch at one end of the house.

Monthly Dinner Meetings

Dates TBD

Come meet with fellow members and enjoy dinner (5:30 – 8 pm). Location TBD. Preceded by the Board of Directors Meeting (4:30 – 6:00 pm).

19th Annual Nailbangers’ Golf Tournament

July 28

Registration and check-in will take place in the morning, followed by a shotgun start. A banquet awards and raffle will take place after completion of play. Hyannis Golf Course, 1800 Iyannough Road.

7th Annual Children’s LEGO Home Building Tournament

August 15

All contestants will have one hour to build their dream home. Tables, chairs, and LEGOs will be provided. Entrance fee includes t-shirt, lunch and prizes. Johnny A. Kelly Park, 180 Old Bass River Road, Dennis.

* Dates subject to change due to circumstances.

3rd Annual Island Queen Cruise

September 17

Come join your fellow members on a cruise out of Falmouth Harbor. Meet at 75 Falmouth Heights Rd., Falmouth. 5:30 – 7:30 pm. (Rain Date September 22)

Security in the Age of the Smart Home

BY KEITH BARTHOLOMEW

Smart home technology is a wonderful convenience for many homeowners. It can add security and peace of mind with features like the ability to remotely view live surveillance footage, alarm/disarm a security system or even lock doors—all using a smart phone.

But peace of mind can quickly turn to worry if homeowners think someone with malicious intent can access their systems.

Whether homeowners hire a home technology pro or use DIY options for smart home technology, it’s important to make sure both home networks and the devices on them are secure. This is especially true with the equipment that makes up a home network, e.g. modems, routers, wireless access points, etc.

If the network itself isn’t secure, everything on it is open to attacks. In fact, attackers search for networks and devices that are not properly secured.

The best way homeowners can ensure a safe network is to use a qualified, experienced home technology professional who knows network security best practices. On a secure network, Internet-connected devices in a home are behind a firewall and can’t be accessed from the outside. In some cases, a trained pro can prevent attackers from even knowing a network exists.

Keep It Updated

It’s important to keep software updated. People understand the importance of keeping anti-virus software up to date, but tend to put off updates to other things. If an Internet-connected device or a device’s operating system has an update available, do it. The latest versions of any software have security features that weren’t in previous versions.

Keeping hardware up-to-date is just as important. Sometimes, with older devices, software updates are no longer possible. The software and security features on older devices are not nearly as good as today’s. Software security evolves quickly, and so does the technology used by hackers. If a piece of Internet-connected hardware in a home is more than five years old, it might be time for an update.

Hiring a professional isn’t an option for all homeowners, but there are still things people can do to secure their homes.

Use Built-In Security Features

One mistake people make is to leave equipment on default settings and then expect it to be secure. Manual configuration of built-in security features is something every homeowner should do. These features are designed to help protect networks and equipment from attacks. During initial setup of any device, check the manual, or with the manufacturer, to take advantage of advanced security configurations.

Cloud-based Logins

Another best practice is to always use a cloud-based login or app over those that require direct firewall throughput. There’s no reason to open ports in a firewall if it can be avoided. Some older devices simply can’t do this. Examples include older DVRs used to record surveillance video or older home control software. If a device like this is more than five years old, homeowners should look into replacing it.

It’s always a good idea to ask a home technology pro if it’s time for a device to be updated. This is especially true for older home security systems with analog modems. Hackers can access these simply by dialing in.

Another good reason to upgrade older security systems is the “new” ability to tie in things like carbon monoxide and smoke detectors, or to get alerts if there’s water in the basement.

Security From the Outside

Sometimes, things homeowners do when they’re away from their homes can cause a security breach or give hackers access. The following “safety rules” are good practices for everyone to follow.

• Don’t use unsecured public networks. Again, if a network isn’t safe, no device on it is safe.

• Don’t use public networks for anything important

• Never enter user names and passwords—or any personal information—on a public network

• If your laptop or device offers security settings for public networks, turn them on/check the box

• Enable two-factor authentication whenever it’s an option

• For apps, devices, etc. shared by family members, don’t share login credentials if there’s an option for individual users

• Use strong passwords and change them often

• Educate yourself to recognize phishing attempts

While the thought of a hacker gaining control of a home’s technology is scary, homeowners are installing smart home technology more than ever before. The question many homeowners ask isn’t if they should install the technology, but how to keep it safe.

Keith Bartholomew founded Advanced Communication Technologies, a home technology provider in Norwell.

The Home Builders & Remodelers Association of Cape Cod (HBRACC) is affiliated with the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) and the Home Builders & Remodelers Association of Massachusetts (HBRAMA).

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ACCOUNTING

Logie CPA

Gary Logie

Brown Lindquist Fenuccio & Raber Architects, Inc.

Home Builders & Remodelers Association of Cape Cod

724 Main Street, Unit F Hyannis MA 02601 (508) 771-0329 logiecpa.com

ALARMS & SECURITY

Alarm New England

Chris Connors

22 Whites Path South Yarmouth MA 02664 (860) 616-7568 alarmnewengland.com

APPLIANCES

Crane Appliance

Bob Crane

249 Teaticket Highway East Falmouth MA 02536 (508) 548-8179 craneappliance.com

Ferguson Enterprises

Greg Wills 106 Falmouth Road Mashpee MA 02649 (508) 539-8704 ferguson.com

KAM Appliances

Kevin Gralton 201 Yarmouth Road Hyannis MA 02601 (508) 771-2221 kamonline.com

ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN & BUILD

Architectural Design Inc/ AD Build LLC

John Ingwersen 62 Route 6A Orleans MA 02653 (508) 255-0606 ad-archts.com

B. Architecture Studio

Christopher Brown

749 Main Street, Suite I Osterville MA 02655 (774) 361-6644 barchstudio.com

Kurt Raber 203 Willow Street, Suite A Yarmouth Port MA 02675 (508) 362-8382 capearchitects.com

Cotuit Bay Design, LLC

Steven Cook 43 Brewster Road Mashpee MA 02649 (508) 274-1166 cotuitbaydesign.com

D. Michael Collins Architects

Michael Collins 1383 Route 28A Cataumet MA 02534 (508) 651-7099 dmcarch.com

Daniel Lewis AIA, Architect

Daniel Lewis

269 South Main Street Centerville MA 02632 (508) 612-8771 daniellewisarchitect.com

GF Architecture, LLC

Gerrit Frase 74 Dove Hill Road North Falmouth MA 02556 (774) 487-8288 gfarchitecture.com

INTEGRATA Architecture + Construction LLC

Andrew Borgese 419 Palmer Avenue, Suite 200 Falmouth MA 02540 (508) 495-6575 integrata-ac.com

Jill Neubauer Architects Meredith Hunnibell 15 Depot Avenue Falmouth MA 02540 (508) 548-0909 jnarchitects.com

LDa Architecture & Interiors, LLP

Kyle Sheffield 919 Main Street Osterville MA 02655 (617) 621-1455 lda-architects.com

Lineal Construction Inc

Ben LaMora PO Box 1118 Barnstable MA 02630 (508) 275-7512 linealinc.com

Muldoon Architects LLC

Paul Muldoon 571 Route 28 Harwich Port MA 02646 (774) 237-9671 muldoonarch.com

Nicholaeff Architecture & Design Doreve Nicholaeff 891 Main Street Osterville MA 02655 (508) 420-5298 nicholaeff.com

Patrick Ahearn Architect LLC

Patrick Ahearn 160 Commonwealth Avenue, Suite L3 Boston MA 02116 (617) 266-1710 patrickahearn.com

Peter McDonald Architects, LLC

Peter McDonald PO Box 888 North Eastham MA 02651 (508) 240-0843 capecodarch.com

Polhemus Savery DaSilva Architects Builders

Peter Polhemus 157 Brewster-Chatham Road (Route 137) East Harwich MA 02645 (508) 945-4500 psdab.com

S.A. Architecture, Inc. Sibel Asantugrul 8 Beach Road, Unit 1 Orleans MA 02653 (774)722-0032 saarchitecture.com

Salt Architecture, Inc. Chris Harris 628 West Falmouth Highway Falmouth MA 02540 (774) 763-2601 saltarchitecture.com

SV Design, Siemasko & Verbridge

Katelyn Manfredo

693 Main Street

Chatham MA 02633 (508) 348-5485 svdesign.com

ATTORNEY

Freeman Law Group LLC

Peter Freeman 86 Willow Street Yarmouth Port MA 02675 (508) 362-4700 freemanlawgroup.com

AUDIO/VIDEO/HOME THEATER & TECHNOLOGY

Advanced Communication Technologies, Inc.

Paul Diggin

77 Accord Park Drive, Unit B10 Norwell MA 02061 (781) 741-5959 actces.com

Audio Video Design

Matthew Remeika

383 University Avenue Westwood MA 02090 (617) 965-4600 avdesigns.com

Extreme Audio

Michael Astin

759 Falmouth Road, Unit 7 Mashpee MA 02649 (774) 361-8746 extremecapecod.com

Koncerted LLC

Sean Cote

214 Arlington Street Chelsea MA 02150 (781) 893-8610 koncerted.com

Nantucket Sound

Sanjay Mathew 491 Iyannough Road Airport Rotary Hyannis MA 02601 (508) 771-4434 nantucketsound.com

OMNI-WiFi, LLC

Philip Hahn

106 Crofton Plaza, Suite 7 Palmyra VA 22963 (207) 266-9374 omni-wifi.com/residential/ builders.html

Ron Snell Audio Video

Ron Snell 27 Pinehurst Drive Bourne MA 02532 (508) 989-8112 rsavs.com

AUTO/TRUCKS

Marty’s Chevrolet

Erika Pikor 420 Macarthur Boulevard Bourne MA 02532 (508) 417-8675 martyschevrolet.com

BANKING/LENDING

Cape Cod 5 Terry Walther 19 West Road Orleans MA 02653 (888) 225-4636 capecodfive.com

First Citizens’ Federal Credit Union

John Cotton 66 Falmouth Road Hyannis MA 02601 (508) 979-4707 firstcitizens.org

Martha’s Vineyard Bank

Ryan Yarosh 397 Palmer Avenue Falmouth MA 02540 (774) 310-2030 mvbank.com

Murray & MacDonald Insurance Services

Gabriel DeSouza 550 MacArthur Boulevard Bourne MA 02532 (508) 289-4126 riskadvice.com

The Cooperative Bank of Cape Cod

Christina Bologna 25 Benjamin Franklin Way Hyannis MA 02601 (508) 568-3400 mycapecodbank.com

BUILDING MATERIALS SUPPLIER

Aluminum Products of Cape Cod

Matthew Hunter 476 Main Street Dennisport MA 02639 (508) 398-8546 apofcc.com

Art Of Drywall, Inc.

Vander DaSilva 2 Holly Lane East Sandwich MA 02537 (508) 360-8142 artofdrywallinc.com

AZEK Building Products

Marc Merusi 26 Francis Street Fairhaven MA 02719 (508) 686-0327 azek.com

Beacon Sales Co Inc

Lionel Larivee

96 Lombard Avenue

West Barnstable MA 02668 (508) 362-7109 beaconsales.com

Blueboard Specialists

Plastering Co. Inc.

Timothy Brennan 117 South Main Street Centerville MA 02632 (774) 836-7187 blueboardspecialists.net

Boise Cascade

Dan Morgado 33 Fowler Street, Ext Westfield MA 01085 (877) 462-6473 bc.com

Boston Cedar

Garry Prevedini 80 Hampden Road Mansfield MA 02048 (508) 851-3300 bostoncedar.com

Botello Home Center

Stephen Botello 26 Bowdoin Road / Route 28 Mashpee MA 02649 (508) 477-3132 botellolumber.com

Brockway Smith Co

George Green 35 Upton Drive Wilmington MA 01887 (978) 475-7100 brosco.com

Cape Cod Brass & Security Hardware, Inc.

Alan Goode 1180 Route 28 #28 South Yarmouth MA 02664 (508) 394-2300 capecodbrass.com

Chestnut Specialists, Inc.

Dave Wasley PO Box 304

Plymouth CT 06782 (860) 283-4209 chestnutspec.com

Drywall Masonry Supply

Kristen Cronan 277 Whites Path South Yarmouth MA 02664 (508) 398-4100 drywallmasonrysupplies.com

E.L. Morse Lumber

Scott Redfield 2502 Cranberry Highway Wareham MA 02571 (508) 295-1170 elmorselumber.com

Eastern Sling and Supply

Dennis Jones 230 Bodwell Street Avon MA 02322 (617) 596-2727 easternsling.com

Falmouth Lumber Company

Scott Augusta 670 Teaticket Highway East Falmouth MA 02536 (508) 548-6868 falmouthlumber.com

Gulfeagle Supply

Mike Richards 181 Queen Anne Road Harwich MA 02645 (508) 432-4200 gulfeaglesupply.com

Henry Forti Fiber Joe Burgoyne 3 Harmon Road Waltham MA 02452 (781) 316-6975 henry.com

Holden Humphrey

Phil Jackson 52 O’Neill Street Easthampton MA 01001 (413) 563-2919 www.holdenhumphrey.com

Holt & Bugbee Co.

Sean Herlihy 1600 Shawsheen Street Tewksbury MA 01876 (800) 325-6010 holtandbugbee.com

Huber Engineered Woods

Andrew Collins 258 West Road Ashby MA 01431 (978) 400-1941 huber.com

LP Building Solutions

Danny Morini 2 McKenzie Lane Foxboro MA 02035 (508) 850-6320 lpcorp.com

Marvin

Barry Sturgis PO Box 473 Centerville MA 02632 (508) 221-8579 marvin.com

Metrie Moulding

Mark Grant 425 Whitney Street Northborough MA 01532 (508) 393-9959 metrie.com

Mid Cape Home Centers- Dennis

Jack Stevenson 465 Route 134

South Dennis MA 02660 (508) 398-6071 midcape.net

National Lumber

Kim Pavao 90 Norfolk Street Mansfield MA 02048 (508) 339-8020 national-lumber.com

Parksite

Kyle Hintlian 10 Rose Glen Drive Andover MA 01810 (603) 397-7123 parksite.com

Premium Plywood + Specialties

Michael Whitelaw 700 Bearses Way

Hyannis MA 02601 (508) 771-7590 premiumply.com

Shepley Wood Products, Inc.

Tony Shepley 216 Thornton Drive Hyannis MA 02601 (508) 862-6291 shepleywood.com

Specialty Builders Supply, Inc.

Christopher Dias 59 Commerce Park Road Brewster MA 02631 (508) 896-8866 sbscapecod.com

Stonewood Products

Eric Azoff 15 Great Western Road Harwich MA 02645 (508) 430-5020 stonewoodproducts.com

Taylor Forest Products, Inc.

Len Taylor 765 Washington Street Pembroke MA 02359 (800) 837-7480 taylorforest.com

Mid Cape Home Centers- Falmouth

Jack Stevenson 81 Locust Street Falmouth MA 02540 (508) 548-3154 woodlumbercompany.com

TrimBoard, Inc.

Kristin Carey

983 Page Boulevard, Suite 2 Springfield MA 01104 (617) 947-6828

trimboard.net

Unilock

Scott Benson 35 Commerce Drive Uxbridge MA 01569 (781) 389-5375 unilock.com

Versatex Trimboard

Ricardo Torres 400 Steel Street Aliquippa PA 15001 (508) 564-3757 versatex.com

WindsorONE

Antoinette Birknes 737 South Point Boulevard, Suite H Petaluma CA 94954 (888) 229-7900 WindsorONE.com

Wolf Home Products

Doug Dumas 10 Birch Avenue East Taunton MA 02718 (401) 787-1016 wolfhomeproducts.com

BUILDING/REMODELING/ HOME IMPROVEMENT

A F Hultin & Co Inc.

Art Hultin PO Box 504 11 Lawrence Way North Truro MA 02652 (508) 487-1651 arthultin.com

A&A Building and Remodeling

Artak Sahakyan 2570 Main Street South Chatham MA 02659 (508) 348-0065 aabuildingremodeling.com

Anderson Framing & Remodeling

Matthew Anderson 241 Route 6A East Sandwich MA 02537 (508) 367-4653 anderson-framing.com

AP Kimball Construction

Peter Kimball 84 Homers Dock Road Yarmouth Port MA 02675 (508) 737-1258 apkimballconstruction.com

ARCHWRIGHT Fine

Home Builders

Cara Meneses 1528 Tremont Street Duxbury MA 02332 (781) 934-9100 archwright.com

Bannon Custom Builders

Paul Bannon 66 Tupper Road Sandwich MA 02563 (508) 833-0050 bannonbuilds.com

Barnes Custom Builders

Lisa Laine 580B North Falmouth Highway North Falmouth MA 02556 (508) 566-8911 barnescustom.com

Bayside Building, Inc.

Brian Dacey PO Box 95 Centerville MA 02632 (508) 771-1040 baysidebuilding.com

Bayswater Development, LLC

Joseph Colasuonno 20 Red Brook Road Mashpee MA 02649 (508) 539-8255 newseabury.com

Beacon Marine Construction LLC

Jon Hagenstein 37 Bowdoin Road Mashpee MA 02649 (508) 477-7880 beaconmarineco.com

Benger Construction, LLC

Framing Contractors

Kevin Benger 143 Pond View Dr Brewster MA 02631 (508) 385-2858 bengerconstruction.com

Bilek Builders LLC

Christopher Bilek 975 Main Street South Harwich MA 02661 (508) 945-0018 bilekbuilders.com

Bilodeau Builders Inc.

Peter Bilodeau 83 Bunker Hill Road Osterville MA 02655 (508) 362-0550

C.H. Newton Builders, Inc.

Ryan Newton 549 West Falmouth Highway PO Box 399 West Falmouth MA 02574 (508) 548-1353 chnewton.com

Cape Associates, Inc.

Matt Cole 345 Massasoit Road PO Box 1858 North Eastham MA 02651 (508) 255-1770 capeassociates.com

Cape Cod Panel, LLC

Joel Padova 210 Airport Way Hyannis MA 02601 (508) 827-7740 capecodpanel.com

Cape Dreams Building & Design, LLC

Paul van Steensel PO Box 402 44 Underpass Road Brewster MA 02631 (508) 255-1291 capedreamsbd.com

Cape Tip Construction Inc.

Kaye McFadden 134 Commercial Street Provincetown MA 02657 (508) 487-7200

CapeBuilt Development

Rob Brennan 11 Chestnut Street Suite M-304 Amesbury MA 01913 (617) 233-4897 heritagesands.com

Capizzi Home Improvement

Thomas Capizzi 1645 Newtown Road Cotuit MA 02635 (508) 428-9518 capizzihome.com

Cataldo Custom Builders Inc.

Ralph Cataldo 172 E Falmouth Highway East Falmouth MA 02536 (508) 548-1133 cataldobuilders.com

CJ Riley Builder, Inc.

Craig Riley 749 Main Street, Unit D Osterville MA 02655 (508) 428-6376 cjriley.com

Cleary Construction

Richard Cleary PO Box 900 Brewster MA 02631 (508) 896-5558 clearyconstructioninc.com

Coastline Construction, Inc.

Dave Burnie 494 Upper County Road South Dennis MA 02660 (774) 353-6892 coastlinema.com

Colonial Reproductions, Inc.

Norman Rankow 140 Cooke Street Edgartown MA 02539 (508) 627-5100 colonial-reproductions.com

Cregg Sweeney, LLC Artisan Builders

Cregg Sweeney PO Box 203 South Orleans MA 02662 (508) 255-1967 csartisanbuilders.com

Cuddy Building & Devel Co

Paul Cuddy 81 Captain Bearse Lane Harwich MA 02645 (508) 432-4323

Custom Crafted Homes

Jeff Baroni 900 Route 134, Suite 30 South Dennis MA 02660 (508) 648-1432 customcraftedcc.com

Dale C. Davies

Dale Davies 23 Newtown Road Sandwich MA 02563 (508) 428-6916 dalecdavies.com

Davenport Building Company

Christian Davenport 20 North Main Street South Yarmouth MA 02664 (508) 398-2293 thedavenportcompanies.com

Deborah Paine Inc.

Deborah Paine PO Box 272 Provincetown MA 02657 (508) 349-9100 dpicc.com

Donald Baker Jr Builder

Donald Baker PO Box 1216 Dennis MA 02638 (508) 385-8222

E B Norris & Son Builders

Craig Ashworth 138 Osterville-West Barnstable Road Osterville MA 02655 (508) 428-1165 ebnorris.com

E.J. Jaxtimer Builder, Inc.

E.J. Jaxtimer 48 Rosary Lane Hyannis MA 02601 (508) 778-4911 jaxtimer.com

Eastward Companies

Business Trust

Bill Marsh 155 Crowell Road Chatham MA 02633 (508) 945-2300 eastwardco.com

Encore Construction

Dale Nikula 103 Main Street Dennisport MA 02639 (508) 760-6900 encoreco.com

Evansville Designs

Sean Evans

30 south Street South Yarmouth MA 02664 (508) 369-8610 evansvilledesigns.net

Everleigh Cape Cod

Christopher Schultz 265 Communication Way Hyannis MA 02601 (508) 418-9000 everleighcapecod.com

Falconeiri Construction Inc.

Matthew Falconeiri 88 West Grove Middleboro MA 02346 (508) 947-3226 fcinc.com

Fine Building & Finish Inc.

Stephen Klug 79 Mid Tech Drive, Unit D West Yarmouth MA 02673 (508) 240-4286 finebuildingandfinish.com

Finelli Building Inc.

Thomas Finelli 172 Middle Road Southborough MA 01772 (508) 460-6963 finellibuildinginc.com

Fraser Construction Company, Inc.

Dean Fraser 31 Bowdoin Road Mashpee MA 02649 (508) 428-2292 fraserconstructioncapecod.com

Gable Building Corp.

James Gable 1291 Main Street Chatham MA 02633 (508) 945-4002 gablebuilding.com

Geiger-Phillips Inc.

Steven Phillips

PO Box 1456, 39 Briar Lane Wellfleet MA 02667 (508) 349-9543 geiger-phillips.com

George Davis, Inc.

George Davis 33 North Main Street South Yarmouth MA 02664 (508) 394-0832 georgedavisinc.com

Good Builders Inc. / Colechester Developers Inc.

Stephen Good 171 Chester Street North Falmouth MA 02556 (508) 563-1858 goodbuildersinc.com

Good Life New England

Glenn Meader 327 Washington Street Norwell MA 02061 (781) 545-1500 goodlifenewengland.com

Graham LLC

Gary Graham 358 West Main Street Hyannis MA 02601 (508) 778-1461 grahamllc.net

Greg Clancy Construction, Inc.

Greg Clancy 217 Clinton Avenue Falmouth MA 02540 (508) 265-4911 clancyconstruction.org

Half Cape Construction, Inc.

Steve Ottani PO Box 1050 Sandwich MA 02563 (508) 888-4831 halfcapeconstruction.com

Halliday Builders, Inc.

Jim Halliday 44 Route 28A Pocasset MA 02559 (508) 563-6600 hallidaybuilders.com

Handren Bros Builders, Inc.

John Handren PO Box 10 Harwich MA 02645 (508) 432-2047 handrenbros.com

Helios Construction

Ron Bonvie 23 Southport Drive Mashpee MA 02649 (508) 539-1110 southportoncapecod.com/ development-team/

HSO Contracting LLC

Hans Spatzeck-Olsen PO Box 1117 Orleans MA 02653 (774) 722-1615 hsocontractingllc.com

J.J. Delaney, Inc.

Jack Delaney 20 Rascally Rabbit Road, #2 Marstons Mills MA 02648 (508) 420-6855 jjdelaneyinc.com

JB Robbie Builders

Jennifer Robbie

295 Saint George Street Duxbury MA 02331 (617) 755-5800 jbrobbie.com

JC Donald Company, Inc.

Donald Connelly 167 Route 6A Orleans MA 02653 (508) 255-9804 jcdonald.com

Jim Gronski Construction

Jim Gronski PO Box 167 14 Aunt Zilpas Road West Chatham MA 02669 (717) 870-6683 jimgronskiconstruction.com

JW Construction Inc.

Chris Bianco 66 School Street Hyannis MA 02601 (508) 300-3000 jwconstructioninc.com

Kendall and Welch

Construction

Ron Welch 108 Parker Road Osterville MA 02655 (508) 428-4900 kendallandwelch.com

Kingsbury Homes Limited

Franz Burke 472 Leonard Street Raynham MA 02767 (508) 769-0067 kingsburyhomes.com

Kistler - Knapp Builders, Inc.

Douglas Stevenson 916 Main Street Acton MA 01720 (978) 635-9700 kistlerandknapp.com

KVC Builders LLC

Jon Fox 11 Fox Road Waltham MA 02451 (781) 890-5599 kenvona.com

KVH Construction

Jared Kent

552 MacArthur Blvd. Suite 4 Bourne MA 02532 (508) 759-0354 kvhconstruction.com

Lagadinos Building & Design

Nick Lagadinos 13 Thankful Lane Cotuit MA 02635 (508) 428-4097 lagadinosbuilding.com

LeMieux Construction Inc.

Philip LeMieux 40 Pleasant Bay Road Harwich MA 02645 (508) 274-7871

Longfellow Design Build

Mark Bogosian

367 Main Street Falmouth MA 02540 (774) 255-1709 longfellowdb.com

M. Duffany Builders

Michael Duffany

200 Palmer Avenue Falmouth MA 02540 (508) 540-3625 x15 duffanybuilders.com

M.J. Nardone Building and Remodeling

Mike Nardone

299 Whites Path South Yarmouth MA 02664 (508) 771-9927 mjnardone.com

Macallister Building, Inc.

Mark Macallister 64 Ebenezer Road Osterville MA 02655 (508) 428-6408 macallisterbuilding.com

MacKenzie Brothers Corp.

Glenn Mackenzie 214 Cotuit Road Marstons Mills MA 02648 (508) 420-4424 mackenziebrothers.com

Main Street Building LLC

Andrew Prchlik

68 Pilots Way West Barnstable MA 02668 (508) 280-6295 mainstreetbuildingllc.com

Matt Scavarelli

Remodeling & Finish Carpentry

Matthew Scavarelli

274 Ames Way Centerville MA 02632 (508) 776-9698

McPhee Associates of Cape Cod

Rob McPhee 1382 Route 134 / PO Box 799 East Dennis MA 02641 (508) 385-2704 mcpheeassociatesinc.com

Meyer and Sons, Inc.

Trevor Meyer PO Box 635 South Yarmouth MA 02664 (508) 362-2922

meyerandsons.com

Miller Starbuck Construction 766 Falmouth Road, Unit D-20 Mashpee MA 02649 (508) 539-1124 millerstarbuck.com

Mullen Building & Remodeling LLC

Douglas Mullen 171 Route 149 Marston Mills MA 02648 (508) 737-3249 mullenbuilding.com

Nordy’s Construction, Inc.

David Nordberg PO Box 660 South Yarmouth MA 02664 (508) 760-1114 nordysconstruction.com

Oman Construction Company

Eric Oman 28 Oxbow Way Dennis MA 02638 (508) 385-7699

P.L.F. Construction Inc.

Paul Francis 251 Tonset Road Orleans MA 02653 (508) 237-3051 plfconstruction.com

Parr Building & Remodeling

Kyle Parr 19 Wayside Drive West Harwich MA 02671 (774) 810-0148 jbrobbie.com

Patriot Builders, Inc.

Christopher Childs 537 Route 28 Harwich Port MA 02646 (508) 430-0771 patriotbuilders.com

Paul J Cazeault & Sons Inc.

Seamus Cazeault 1031 Main Street Osterville MA 02655 (508) 428-1177 cazeault.com

Peter Eastman, Custom

Builder

Peter Eastman PO Box 856 Yarmouth Port MA 02675 (508) 430-7911 petereastmanbuilder.com

Philbrook Construction Services Group, Inc.

Andrew Philbrook 107 Beach Street Dennis MA 02638 (508) 385-8682 pecsg.com

Pinsonneault Builders

Michael Lahart 541 Thomas B Landers Road East Falmouth MA 02536 (508) 477-1835 pinsbuilders.com

Prestige Homes of Chatham

Rolf Nixon PO Box 1586 Chatham MA 02669 (617) 877-4758 prestigehomebuilding.com

R.W. Anderson & Sons, Inc. Builders

Rick Anderson 6 Willow Street Sandwich MA 02563 (508) 888-5720 rwanderson.com

Ranney & Rimington

Custom Building

Patrick Rimington 969 Main Street Osterville MA 02655 (508) 428-7147 thecapecodcarpenters.com

REEF Cape Cod’s Home Builder

Matthew Teague PO Box 186 24 School Street West Dennis MA 02670 (508) 394-3090 capecodbuilder.com

Reeves Fine Homebuilding & Remodeling

Jared Reeves

340 Queen Anne Road Harwich MA 02645 (774) 836-0961 reevesbuild.com

Rick Roy Construction

Rick Roy 123-A Queen Anne Road Harwich MA 02645 (508) 432-6840 rickroyconstruction.com

RK Fox Builders

Robert Fox 44 Waterline Drive Mashpee MA 02649 (508) 477-9665 rkfoxbuilders.com

Roche Home Improvement

Gregory Roche 17 Edith Avenue Buzzards Bay MA 02532 (617) 510-6874 rochehomeimprovement.com

Rogers & Marney Builders Inc.

Gary Souza 445 Osterville West Barnstable Road Osterville MA 02655 (508) 428-6106 rogersandmarneybuilders.com

Ryley Construction LLC

John Ryley 8 West Bay Road Osterville MA 02655 (774) 361-6466 ryleyconstruction.com

Sand Dollar Customs

Rob Warren 23 White’s Path, Unit G South Yarmouth MA 02664 (508) 694-5618 sanddollarcustoms.com

Schoolhouse Construction Inc.

Kevin Blute 9 Idle Way Harwich MA 02645 (508) 430-2128 schoolhouseconstruction.com

Scott E. Crosby Builder, Inc.

Scott Crosby 1112 Main Street, #7 Osterville MA 02655 (508) 428-9090 scottcrosbybuilder.com

Scott Peacock Building & Remodeling

Scott Peacock 1046 Main Street, Suite #7 Osterville MA 02655 (508) 428-7600 scottpeacockbuilding.com

Sea-Dar Construction

John Kruse 8 Jan Sebastian Drive, Suite 16 Sandwich MA 02563 (617) 423-0870

seadar.com

Skyline Homes

John Largey 140B Massasoit Road Eastham MA 02642 (508) 237-1662

skylinehomescapecod.com

South Mountain Company

John Abrams PO Box 1260 West Tisbury MA 02575 (508) 693-4850 southmountain.com

Spencer and Company

Matthew Spencer 71 Enterprise Drive Chatham MA 02633 (508) 945-4222 spencerandcompany.net

Sprinkle Home Improvement

Brad Sprinkle 199 Barnstable Road Hyannis MA 02601 (508) 775-1778 sprinklehome.com

Starbuck Construction Services, Inc.

Nataliya Mazhula 176 Sudbury Lane Hyannis MA 02601 (508) 539-1124 starbuckcapecod.com

Stello Construction

Robert Stello PO Box 776 South Chatham MA 02659 (508) 432-2218 stelloconstruction.com

Structures Building Inc.

Chris Dougherty 168 Main Street Sandwich MA 02563 (508) 274-9261 structuresbuildinginc.com

T Emanuel Heyliger Inc. Theodore (Manny) Heyliger PO Box 23 Wellfleet MA 02667 (508) 349-3444

T.A. Nelson Construction Co Inc.

Thomas Nelson 1112 Main Street, Suite 12 Osterville MA 02655 (508) 428-7801 tanelson.com

TA LaBarge Inc.

Todd Labarge 195A Briar Lane Wellfleet MA 02667 (508) 364-7015 thelabargecompanies.com

Terrance J Souza Bldg & Rmdlg

Terrance Souza

191 Blacksmith Shop Road East Falmouth MA 02536 (508) 540-0178 souzabuilding.com

The House Company

Mike Rockwell

30 Perseverance Way, Suite 2 Hyannis MA 02601 (508) 771-0303 thehouseco.com

The Valle Group, Inc.

Christian Valle 70 East Falmouth Highway #3 East Falmouth MA 02536 (508) 548-1450 vallegroup.com

Thomas J Fitzgerald

Custom Homes

Thomas Fitzgerald PO Box 805 Harwich MA 02645 (508) 240-4951 tjfitzhomes.com

Timothy Gray Building & Remodeling, Inc.

Timothy Gray

68K Nicoletta’s Way Mashpee MA 02649 (508) 477-3364 timothygraybuilding.com

Tom Hague III Builder, Inc.

Tom Hague PO Box 1394 Orleans MA 02653 (508) 240-1143 hagueremodeling.com

Tom Turcketta Inc. Building and Remodeling

Thomas Turcketta 65 Red Top Road Brewster MA 02631 (508) 385-3672 TomTurcketta.com

Vath & Higgins Builders, LLC

Peter Higgins 94A Commerce Park South South Chatham MA 02659 (508) 430-7277 vathandhigginsbuilders.com

Wellfleet Custom Builders

Robert Bacon 249 Gross Hill Road Wellfleet MA 02667 (508) 349-6332

York Construction Inc.

Matthew York 116 Route 6A, Suite 2

Sandwich MA 02563 (774) 413-5497 yorkbuildingcapecod.com

CLOSETS/ORGANIZERS

California Closets

Ryan Goodwin 16 Avenue E Hopkinton MA 01748 (857) 972-3732 californiaclosets.com

CONCRETE/AGGREGATE

Acme-Shorey Precast Co. Inc.

Dennis Lajoie 334 Tremont Street Carver MA 02330 (508) 760-1070 acmeshorey.com

Cape Cod Ready Mix

Peter Joy 300 Cranberry Highway Orleans MA 02653 (508) 255-4600 capecodreadymix.com

D.P. Fuccillo, Inc.

David Fuccillo 548 Thomas Landers Road East Falmouth MA 02536 (508) 540-2848 dpfuccillo.com

CONSULTANT/BUSINESS MANAGEMENT

Cape Cod Chamber of Commerce

Wendy Northcross 5 Patti Page Way Centerville MA 02632 (508) 362-3225 whycapecod.org

Home Energy Raters LLC

Kevin McKenna

180 State Road, Unit 2U Sagamore Beach MA 02562 (888) 503-2233 energycodehelp.com

ICF

MIchael Berry 97 Old Main Street West Dennis MA 02670 (774) 212-2785 ICF.com

Preferred Marketing Associates, Inc.

Ed O’Neill PO Box 148 Wenonah NJ 08090 (508) 240-4012 preferredmarketing.net

Resource Options Inc.

Tiffani Tartaglia 473 South Street West, Suite 6 Raynham MA 02767 (781) 455-7400 resourceoptions.com

DISASTER EMERGENCY/ FLOOD & SMOKE

ARS Restoration Specialists

Jason Chamsarian 110 Old Town House Road South Yarmouth MA 02664 (508) 568-8247 arsserve.com

Oceanside Restoration

Steven Jenney

217 Thornton Drive

Hyannis MA 02601 (508) 771-3110 oceansideinc.com

Whalen Restoration Services

William Whalen 22 American Way South Dennis MA 02660 (508) 760-1911 x14 whalenrestorations.com

EDUCATION/SCHOOL

Cape Cod Regional Technical High School

Brent Warren 351 Pleasant Lake Avenue Harwich MA 02645 (508) 432-4500 capetech.us

LeadSmart Training Solutions

Peter Lawton 21 Main Street S. Berwick ME 03908 (508) 731-6054 leadsmarttraining.com

Mass Hire - Cape & Islands Workforce Board

Kara Galvin

426 North Street, Suite #9 Hyannis MA 02601 (508) 775-5900 masshire-capeand islandswb.com

Upper Cape Cod Technical

High School

Wilbur Lavoie

220 Sandwich Road Bourne MA 02532 (508) 759-7711 uppercapetech.org

ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR

Bayside Electrical Contractors

Kelsey Solecki 372 Yarmouth Road Hyannis MA 02601 (508) 771-7270 baysideelec.com

Fronius Electric, LLC

Matthew Fronius 35 Barque Drive East Falmouth MA 02536 (508) 444-8144 froniuselectric.com

John Noonan Electric, Inc.

John Noonan 12 Millennium Drive, Unit I Cataumet MA 02534 (508) 563-5436 johnnoonanelectric.com

Reilly Electrical

Contractors, Inc. (RELCO)

Scott Ventura

110 Old Townhouse Road South Yarmouth MA 02664 (508) 230-8001 gorelco.com

The Nauset Lantern Shop

Chris Berardi 52 Route 6A PO Box 1198 Orleans MA 02653 (508) 255-1009 nausetlantern.com

EMBROIDERY

Talking Threads Embroidery

Carol Hayward 35 Portanimicut Road Orleans MA 02653 (508) 255-1436 talkingthreads.com

ENGINEERING/SURVEYING

Coastal Engineering Company, Inc.

John Bologna 260 Cranberry Highway Orleans MA 02653 (508) 255-6511 x565 coastalengineering company.com

Grady Consulting LLC

Richard Grady 71 Evergreen Street Kingston MA 02364 (781) 585-2300 gradyconsulting.com

EXCAVATION

S&J Exco

John Shea

200 Great Western Road South Dennis MA 02660 (508) 398-9206 sjexcoinc.com

FENCES/ RAILINGS/ PERGOLAS

A.B.S. Fence, Inc.

Colleen Shields 2700 Cranberry Highway Wareham MA 02571 (508) 295-4150 absfence.com

FLOORING/WOOD FLOORS/ CARPETING

Carpet Barn Carpet One Floor & Home

Bonnie Alferes 719 Main Street Falmouth MA 02540 (508) 296-8189 carpetbarncarpetone falmouth.com

Cataumet Sawmill

Nathan Adams 494 Thomas B. Landers Road East Falmouth MA 02536 (508) 457-9239 cataumetsawmill.com

Floors & Walls

Michael Putnam 379 Iyannough Road Hyannis MA 02601 (508) 419-6500 floorswalls.com

Mac Davis Flooring

Ashley Rucki 832 Main Street Osterville MA 02655 (774) 521-3601 macdavisflooring.com

FOUNDATIONS/BASEMENTS

RamJack New England

Anthony Capelle 12 Kendrick Road, Unit 15-16 Wareham MA 02571 (508) 295-3133 ramjack.com/locations/ ram-jack-ne/

GARAGE DOORS/OPENERS

Garage Headquarters

Mark Freitas 1401 Providence Highway Norwood MA 02062 (508) 562-1894 garageheadquarters.com

Overhead Door of Cape Cod

Thomas Skayne 50 Joaquim Road Hyannis MA 02601 (508) 778-6251 overheaddoorcapecod.com

GENERATOR SALES & SERVICE

Cape Cod Independent Power

Nick Betti 23 Bowdoin Road Mashpee MA 02649 (508) 477-8887 ccipgenerators.com

Generac Power Systems Inc. Dan Harmeyer S45W29290 WI-59 Waukesha WI 53189 (262) 544-4811 generac.com

GRANITE/STONE/MARBLE

Cape Cod Marble & Granite, Inc.

Vanessa Pizaia

38 Rosary Lane Hyannis MA 02601 (508) 771-2900 capecodmarbleand granite.com

GREEN PRODUCTS/SOLAR

E2 Solar Inc.

Jason Stoots 831 Main Street Dennis MA 02638 (508) 694-7889 e2solarcapecod.com

Solar Rising LLC

Christopher Peterson 759 Falmouth Road, Unit 8 Mashpee MA 02649 (508) 744-6284 solarrising.net

GUTTERS

The Fiberglass Gutter Company

Russ Allen PO Box 26 North Pembroke MA 02358 (781) 826-3711 fiberglassgutter.com

HEAVY CIVIL & SITE WORK

Robert B Our Co Inc.

Christopher Our PO Box 1539 24 Great Western Road Harwich MA 02645 (508) 432-0530 robertbour.com

HVAC/ELECTRIC/PLUMBING

Bourque Heating & Cooling Co Inc.

Robert Bourque 1199 Pitchers Way Hyannis MA 02601 (508) 790-2887 bourqueheatingand cooling.com

Carl F. Riedell & Sons, Inc.

Guy Riedell 778 Main Street Centerville MA 02632 (508) 428-6365 carlriedell.com

Coastal Mechanical

James Nolan 21 L Fruean South Yarmouth MA 02664 (508) 737-8747 coastalphc.com

Harwich Port Heating & Cooling, LLC

Andrew Levesque 461 Lower County Road Harwich Port MA 02646 (508) 432-3959 harwichportheatingand cooling.com

MacDougall Plumbing & Mechanical

Paul MacDougall

52 Simon Hill Road Norwell MA 02061 (617) 698-6740 macdougallmechanical.com

Patriot Plumbing & Heating

Daniel Zamagni 35 Industrial Drive Canton MA 02021 (617) 472-3500

Robies Heating & Cooling

John Robichaud 279 Yarmouth Road

Hyannis MA 02601 (508) 775-3083 robies.com

Snow and Jones, Inc.

Danielle Jones

167 White’s Path South Yarmouth MA 02664 (508) 394-0911 snowandjones.com

W. Vernon Whiteley Inc.

Eric Whiteley 28 Village Landing West Chatham MA 02669 (508) 945-1100 wvwhiteley.com

INSULATION

A Plus Insulation & Foam

James McCourt PO Box 52 West Dennis MA 02670 (508) 760-6700 aplusinsulationfoam.com

Anderson Insulation, Inc.

Adam Piccirilli PO Box 2003 706 Brockton Avenue Abington MA 02351 (781) 857-1000 andersoninsul.com

Cape Cod Insulation, Inc.

John Cassidy 18 Reardon Circle South Yarmouth MA 02664 (508) 775-1214 capecodinsulation.com

Express Insulation

Thais Dutra 1052 Hanover Street, Bay 3 Hanover MA 02333 (617) 947-5256

Greenstamp Corp.

Andrew Clemons 184 Riverview Avenue Waltham MA 02453 (781) 899-3618 greenstampco.com

DonnaElle, Inc.

Donna Elle PO Box 1120

Barnstable MA 02630 (508) 228-7320 donnaelle.com

Holly Hudson Designs

Holly Hudson 78 Scraggy Neck Road Cataumet MA 02534 (781) 888-6263 hollyhudsondesigns.com

Interior Design Concepts & Remodeling

Laurie Anastos 47 The Hunt Circle Mashpee MA 02632 (508) 477-3737 interiordesignc.com

Vineyard Home

Mike Ciolino 587 Main Street Falmouth MA 02540 (617) 332-9588 vineyardhome.com

KITCHEN & BATH DESIGN

Artisan Kitchens Inc.

Amy Britton CKD 937A Main Street Osterville MA 02655 (508) 428-8828 artisankitchensinc.com

Blu’s Shower Door Inc.

INSURANCE/TITLE

Dowling & O’Neil

Insurance Agency

John Curley 973 Iyannough Road Hyannis MA 02601 (508) 957-4235 doins.com

Mason & Mason Insurance Agency, Inc.

Brian Robertson 458 South Avenue Whitman MA 02382 (781) 523-0062 mmins.com

RogersGray

Jeff Cotto 434 Route 134 South Dennis MA 02660 (508) 760-4621 rogersgray.com

INTERIOR DESIGN

Cathy Kert Interiors LLC

Cathy Kert 420 Barlows Landing Road Pocasset MA 02559 (603) 566-0977 cathykertinteriors.com

Matt Dignan 73 Cranberry Highway Sagamore MA 02561 (508) 274-3505 blusshowerdoor.com

Classic Kitchens & Interiors

Rebecca Brown

127 Airport Road Hyannis MA 02601 (508) 775-3075 ckdcapecod.com

F W Webb

Rachael Hyatt 108 Breeds Hill Road Hyannis MA 02601 (508) 775-2130 frankwebb.com

iKitchens Etc.

Rich Carl

321 East Falmouth Highway East Falmouth MA 02536 (508) 457-1530 ikitchensetc.com

Lewis and Weldon Custom Cabinetry LLC

Chuck Hart 111 Airport Road

Hyannis MA 02601 (508) 778-5757

lewisandweldon.com

Oasis Shower Doors

John Nicholas 50 Finnell Drive Weymouth MA 02190 (781) 340-2700 oasisshowerdoors.com

Seaside Kitchens & Baths Inc.

Dwight Dougherty 211 Route 149, Suite C Marstons Mills MA 02648 (774) 521-3441 seasidekitchens.net

United Kitchen & Bath Design Inc.

Todd Davock

1 Huntington Avenue South Yarmouth MA 02664 (508) 760-2023 unitedkbd.com

White Wood Kitchens

Gail O’Rourke 160 Route 6A Sandwich MA 02563 (508) 353-9183 whitewoodkitchen.com

YGK Kitchen Cabinets + Design Amanda Williams 308 Walnut Street Newton MA 02460 (617) 817-2607 ygkboston.com

LANDSCAPE DESIGN & BUILD

Bobcat of Bourne

Tom Ratacik 170 MacArthur Boulevard Buzzards Bay MA 02532 (508) 759-5020 bobcatbourne.com

Chris Mark and Sons, Inc.

Bill Witkowski 25A Barlows Landing Road Pocasset MA 02559 (508) 564-4610 cmslandscape.com

Contemporary Landscapes (CLMV, LLC)

Caleb Nicholson 33 Kates Way Vineyard Haven MA 02568 (508) 693-6788 clmvland.com

Executive Landscaping

Christopher Cotoia 22 Diamonds Path South Dennis MA 02660 (508) 790-4777 execlandscaping.com

Ground Effects

Landscaping

Sean Bishop 68 Main Street Carver MA 02330 (781) 834-1118 gfxlandscaping.com

Jenick Studio & Crawford

Land Management

Jennifer Crawford 88 Route 6A Sandwich MA 02563 (612) 756-0942 jenickstudio.com

Joyce Landscaping, Inc.

Christopher Joyce 68 Flint Street Marstons Mills MA 02648 (508) 428-4772 joycelandscaping.com

Outdoor Lighting Perspectives

Matthew Foley 6 Evsun Drive Sandwich MA 02563 (508) 419-6305 outdoorlights.com

Sudbury Design Group, Inc.

Michael J. Coutu 740 Boston Post Road Sudbury MA 01776 749 Main Street, Unit F Osterville, MA 02655 (978) 443-3638 sudburydesign.com

The Davey Tree Expert Co. Inc.

Natascha Batchelor 996 East Falmouth Highway East Falmouth MA 02536 (508) 548-2662 davey.com

Whitten Landscaping

Craig Whitten 45 Commercial Avenue PO Box 1210 South Yarmouth MA 02664 (508) 394-5051 whittenlandscaping.com

MARKETING/PUBLISHING

Cape & Islands Design Guide

Lisa Almquist 23 Glory Lane East Falmouth MA 02536 (781) 603-8485 capecoddesignguide.com

Cape Cod Community

Media Center

Kate McMahon 17 Shad Hole Road Dennisport MA 02639 (508) 394-2388 capemedia.org

Cape Cod Life, LLC

Julie Wagner

13 Steeple Street, Suite 204 Mashpee MA 02649 (508) 419-7381 capecodlife.com

Paraclete MultiMedia

David Ortolani

36 Southern Eagle Cartway Brewster MA 02631 (508) 255-4685 x339 paracletewebdesign.com/ web/portfolio/

MASONRY/PAVING/ STONEWORK

Ideal Concrete Block Company, Inc.

Fred Adams

45 Power Rd, PO Box 747 Westford MA 01886 (978) 692-3076 idealconcreteblock.com

METAL WORK

Make Architectural Metalworking LTD

Paul Meneses 2358 Cranberry Highway West Wareham MA 02576 (508) 273-7603 makearchmetal.com

MILLWORK/LUMBER

Fairview Millwork, Inc.

Lei Mahoney 49 Whites Path South Yarmouth MA 02664 (508) 394-2219 fairvu.com

Herrick & White

Gary Rousseau 3 Flat Street Cumberland RI 02864 (401) 658-0440 herrick-white.com

MISCELLANEOUS

Cape Cod Vacuum

Robert Boffoli 85 Route 6A / PO Box 1438 Orleans MA 02653 (508) 255-7011 capecodvac.com

ConvenientMD

Kristin Binder 40 Davis Straits Falmouth MA 02540 (860) 503-0896 convenientmd.com

Peters Property Management

Laurie Ferrari

43 Race Point Road, Unit D Provincetown MA 02657 (508) 487-0399 peterspropertymgt.com

NON-PROFIT

Cape Cod Landscape Assoc.

Diane Johnson

407 North Street #2 Hyannis MA 02601 (508) 827-4639 capecodlandscapes.org

Cape Cod Tech Council

Bert Jackson 25 Mid - Tech Drive West Yarmouth MA 02673 cctechcouncil.org

Champ Homes Inc.

Mark Adams 82 School Street Hyannis MA 02601 (508) 771-0885 Ex. 20 champhomes.org

Habitat for Humanity of Cape Cod

Victoria Goldsmith 411 Main Street, Ste 6 Yarmouth Port MA 02675 (508) 362-3559 habitatcapecod.org

Home Builders & Remodelers Assn of Cape Cod

Karen McMahon 3 Patti Page Way Centerville MA 02632 (774) 330-3140 capecodbuilders.org

Housing Assistance Corp.

Anne Van Vleck 460 West Main Street Hyannis MA 02601 (508) 771-5400 haconcapecod.org

PAINTING INTERIOR/ EXTERIOR

CIA Painting

Fernando Cia 50 Tupelo Road Marstons Mills MA 02648 (508) 469-0429 ciapaintingcapecod.com

Sherwin-Williams Paint Company

Thomas Ruo 276 Falmouth Road Hyannis MA 02601 (508) 326-2727 s-w.com

PHOTOGRAPHY/VIDEO

Roe Osborn Photography

Roe Osborn 440 Pleasant Lake Avenue

Harwich MA 02645 (774) 237-0051

roeosbornphoto.com

RSB Video

Robert Button PO Box 2082

Sandwich MA 02563 (774) 836-5117 maggiesfarmproductions.com

POOLS

Viola Associates

John Viola 110 Rosary Lane, Unit A Hyannis MA 02601 (508) 771-3457 violaassociates.com

PROPANE/GAS/FUEL

Snow’s Fuel Company LLC

Jorge Castillejo 18 Main Street

Orleans MA 02653 (508) 255-1090 snowsfuel.com

REAL ESTATE SALES

Cape Cod & Islands Association of Realtors Ryan Castle 22 Mid-Tech Drive West Yarmouth MA 02673 (508) 957-4300 cciaor.com

Prime Properties Ltd Partnership

Kenneth Marsters 509 Falmouth Road Mashpee MA 02649 (508) 477-4444 primehomesandrealty.com

ROOFING & SIDING

BelCape Construction Inc.

Dennis Orlov 42 Woodbury Avenue Hyannis MA 02601 (508) 685-9720 belcape.com

TILE

Bellew Tile & Marble

Jimmy Bellew 280 Route 28

West Yarmouth MA 02673 (508) 375-7000 bellewtile.com

Best Tile Distributors of New England, Inc.

Bill Stacy 10 Pilgrim Hill Road Plymouth MA 02360 (508) 732-8911 besttile.com

Clean Slate Tile LLC

Daniel Turiello 265 N Sunken Meadow Road Eastham MA 02642 (774) 722-7917

Cloutier Supply

Anthony Raggio 445 West Main Street Hyannis MA 02601 (508) 775-6100 cloutiersupply.com

Turek Tile Inc.

Michael Turek 63 Whites Path South Yarmouth MA 02664 (508) 258-5110 turektile.com

TOOLS

Northeast Tool Supply Company

Chris Saucier 19 Lots Hollow Road Orleans MA 02653 (508) 240-0764 northeast-tool.com

TRUCKS/TRUCK PRODUCTS

Buckler’s Towing Service, Inc.

Nathan Buckler 116 Ridgewood Avenue Hyannis MA 02601 (508) 775-2803 bucklerstowing.com

UTILITIES

National Grid

Bill Ciocca 127 White’s Path South Yarmouth MA 02664 (508) 760-7679 nationalgrid.com

WASTE DISPOSAL

Nauset Disposal

Shawn DeLude PO Box 826 / 3 Rayber Road Orleans MA 02653 (508) 255-1419 nausetdisposal.com

WATERPROOFING

DryZone Basement Systems

Rachel Post 850 Bedford Street Bridgewater MA 02324 (508) 657-6012 dryzonebasementsystems.com

ADVERTISERS INDEX

A&A Building & Remodeling 57

A.B.S. Fence, Inc. .................... 86

Aluminum Products of Cape Cod .... 71

Anderson Windows & Doors Inside Back Cover

AP Kimball Construction ............ 63

Architectural Design, Inc.; ADBuild, LLC 9

b Architecture Studio 55

Bannon Custom Builders ............ 17

Beacon Marine Construction ........ 75

Bellew Tile & Marble 49

Best Tile 85

Bobcat of Bourne 81

BRICC Awards ....................... 15

C. H. Newton Builders, Inc. ........... 59

Cape & Islands License Plate 81

Cape Associates, Inc. Builders 29

Cape Cod 5 ......................... 35

Cape Cod Panel ................ 35 & 75

Cape Cod Ready Mix 85

Casabella Interiors 2 & 3

Chestnut Specialties Inc. 85

Gibson Waterproofing

Bill Gibson

21 Six Penny Lane

Harwich Port MA 02646 (508) 432-2417 gibsonwaterproofing. thebluebook.com

WELL DRILLING

Desmond Well Drilling, Inc.

Tom Desmond 5 Rayber Road Orleans MA 02653 (508) 240-1000 desmondwelldrilling.com

WINDOW BLINDS/SHADES/ SHUTTERS

International Upright Services

Bob Doolin 31B Leicester Street North Oxford MA 01537 (781) 767-4022 ius.us.com

New England Shutter Mills

Karl Ivester

189 Route 28 West Harwich MA 02646 (781) 729-7800 newenglandshutter.com

Shade & Shutter

Systems, Inc.

Paul Craig 350 Kidds Hill Road Hyannis MA 02601 (508) 775-6057 shadeandshutter.com

WINDOWS/SKYLIGHTS/ DOORS

Andersen Windows

Brian Harding 68 Lombard Avenue West Barnstable MA 02668 (508) 375-0997 andersenwindows.com

Pella Windows & Doors

Normand Fontaine 1600 Falmouth Road, Suite 9 Centerville MA 02632 (508) 771-9730 gopella.com

Velux America LLC

Dave Poikonen 754 Rainbow Road Windsor CT 06095 (888) 838-3589 veluxusa.com

Classic Kitchen & Interiors ........... 31

Coastal Engineering Co. 77

Cooperative Bank of Cape Cod, The 29

Crane Appliance .................... 31

Crown Point Cabinetry/ Crown Select .................. 4 & 5

Falmouth Lumber/Anderson Windows & Doors ........... Inside Front Cover

First Citizens’ Federal Credit Union 71

Fraser Construction Company, Inc. 61

George Davis, Inc. ................... 27

Habitat for Humanity of Cape Cod Restore ................. 83

Harwich Port Heating and Cooling, LLC ...................... 78

HSO Contracting .................... 16

Ideal Concrete Block Co./ Stonewood Products .............. 43

Jill Neubauer Architects 21

Joyce Companies, The 27

KAM Appliances ..................... 6

Lineal, Inc. 63

Longfellow Design Build 7

LP SmartSide Trim & Siding .......... 55

M. Duffany Builders ................. 43

Maffei Landscape Contractors 57

WOODWORKING & CARPENTRY

Driftwood Custom Woodcraft

Darryl Dziubek

36 Bakers Pond Road

Orleans MA 02653 (413) 320-2843

ML Custom Woodworking Cezar Lanca 105 Ferndoc Street, Unit G Hyannis MA 02601 (508) 534-9328 mlcustomwork.com

Pine Harbor Wood Products

Jamie McGrath 259 Queen Anne Road Harwich MA 02645 (508) 430-2800 pineharbor.com

Main Street at Botellos/Botello Lumber Co. ....................... 36 Mason & Mason Insurance 36

McPhee Associates of Cape Cod 20

Meyer + Sons ....................... 71

Mid-Cape Home Centers/ Marvin Back Cover

Nauset Disposal 78

Overhead Door Company of Cape Cod ...................... 75

Patriot Builders, Inc. ................. 79

Pella Windows & Doors of Cape Cod 61

Ponderosa Landscaping 35

Premium Plywood + Specialties/ Marvin............................ 12

Ranney + Rimington 10

Rick Roy Construction, LLC 49

Shepley Wood Products, Inc.......... 18

Snow’s Fuel Company ............... 83

Specialty Builders’ Supply/SBS One Source/Loewen 1

Stonewood Products ................ 37

Sudbury Design Group .............. 63

Tom Turcketta Inc. Building & Remodeling 19

White Wood Kitchens 14

York Construction, Inc. Building & Remodeling 29

BOTELLO LUMBER

Mashpee, MA 508-477-3132 botellolumber.com

HINCKLEY HOME CENTER

East Harwich, MA 508-432-8014

hinckleyhomecenter.com

E.C. COTTLE

Vineyard Haven, MA 508-693-1385

South Yarmouth, MA 508-394-2219 fairvu.com

Edgartown, MA 508-627-4381 eccottle.com MARINE

East Falmouth, MA 508-548-6868

falmouthlumber.com

VINEYARD

Vineyard Haven, MA 508-693-3227

vineyardhomecenter.com

Nantucket, MA 508-228-0900 marinehomecenter.com

Hyannis, MA 508-862-6200

Nantucket, MA 508-325-0400

Wellfleet, MA 508-349-2280

shepleywood.com