In addition to offering access to our general contracting and architectural services independently, Heritage Restorations are proud to provide a full-service option for your rebuild.
With our design build service, you can conveniently communicate with a single point of contact throughout your project's complete design and construction process.
With our complete design build service, you can avoid the stress of coordinating with your architect and building team separately as they carry out your reconstruction.
Everything is taken care of in one place, as our contractors and architects work seamlessly alongside one another to see your restoration through from beginning to completion.
Get started with your barn restoration today by getting in touch with our team.
With our turn-key service, you can enjoy all the great benefits of our architectural and general contracting services together.
Let’s take a look at how the design build process works:
Once you’ve decided on our design build service, where you can enjoy the benefits of our architectural and general contracting services in one place, get in touch with our team. We’ll listen as you tell us all about your project and vision for your restoration.
Next, we’ll introduce you to our architects, who you’ll work with to create the designs for your restoration. Your architect can show you plans that you can modify to your liking, or we can help you develop an entirely new plan - it’s totally up to you!
Once you've drawn up your finished designs with our architect, it's time for our team to get to work. This begins with a project proposal, where we’ll clearly outline your project's scheduling, cost, and labor details.
As part of our general contracting service, we oversee sourcing all the labor, equipment, and services necessary for your project to succeed. Once you’ve selected the materials, we’ll order them and oversee their safe transportation. We’ll also make sure your beams and barn parts are safely transported to the restoration yard.
The big day has finally arrived, and reconstruction on your property is ready to get underway. We’ll always be close at hand throughout your entire reconstruction. We’ll also act as the main point of contact between you and the subcontractors hired to work on specialized aspects of your project, like plumbing, carpentry, and electrical work.
Throughout your rebuild, we’ll oversee everything to ensure the project is being executed as planned. We’ll work closely with you and address any issues that arise. Once your reconstruction is complete, you’ll be able to move in and enjoy all the comfort, charm, and history your new property has to offer.
Yes. One of the wonderful things about barns is that no two are the same. While a barn's frame usually follows one of several traditional designs, there are variations in its overall size, wood species, and the timbers' girth.
The farmers who used them, the craftsmen who built them, and the region in which they are located all play their part in making each barn unique.
No, not at all. There are unlimited options available when transforming a barn into a home. Some ideas include using multiple brands to build your house, adding a loft, and using conventional framing to add to the barn frame.
Most of our barns were built in the 18th and 19th centuries and range from 125 to more than 250 years old. Many even pre-date the American Revolution of 1776.