Our thanks to Scott from James Brown PHAC for coming by the barn today.
Had a great meeting with a customer that has a very unique project! This is not your typical renovation but loads of potential for awesomeness!
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We never, never, never would have thought of taking on this project if it weren’t for my uncle, Tom Woodruff.
Basically, we asked him 1. if we’re crazy, and 2. if he’d help.
I’m not certain he ever answered the first question…… but he agreed to the second. He’s the General Contractor for the renovation, and we’re so fortune to have his talent, support, ingenuity, and enthusiasm. In a word, he’s awesome.
To contact Tom, write to TGWoodruffLLC@gmail.com.
Right after we bought the property, we contacted Bob Reid of ELEVATE architects+collaborators to do the drawings for our home. He’s helped us to see our space in a way we never could have without his guidance, expertise and input.
To learn more about Bob and ELEVATE, visit http://www.elevatearchitects.com/.
It’s time for some promotion of the people who have been (and will continue to be) integral in helping us realize our dream.
First, Katie Kennedy and EveryHome Realty.
Bottom line, she didn’t laugh at us.
Instead, she’s been helping us to figure it out as we go.
And we promise that she’s the best agent in the history of real estate. Ever.
To learn more about Katie and EveryHome, visit http://www.everyhome.com/.
a gift from our new neighbors for our renovation fund. 🙂
apparently, barn conversion is a particularly dusty endeavor.
we painted the milk house.
us. and a barn. right after we bought it.
the new digs. pre-reno, obviously.
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