RockPortPostAndBeam.com
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Rockport Post & Beam - We Build Solutions
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At Rockport Post & Beam, we custom design and build our homes, cottages, and barns with the owner's wishes foremost. We're committed to serving our clients with the same strength and integrity that are the hallmarks of our timber frame structures.
We're pleased to have the opportunity to build unique homes for our clients and proud to say that we've yet to build the same house twice. In fact, we enjoy being challenged to push the envelope of timber frame construction. We've designed and built a home in the style of a lighthouse, and joined two homes with a timber frame bridge. Architects team with us to create appealing and functional commercial buildings. Among our most satisfying current projects has been the construction of several lovely shingle-style homes.
Tom Dyer is the President of Rockport Post & Beam, but you won't find him sitting behind a desk. He personally oversees the construction of every RP&B building, supervising the craftsmen cutting timbers in the shop and the crew erecting frames on the site. He began building timber frames in the 1970's and founded Rockport Post & Beam in 1982. That same year, he met Peter Smith, an architectural and landscape designer, when they worked together on a project. Tom's skill in envisioning and carrying out the project, together with the grace and strength of the timber frame itself, convinced Peter that he wanted to know, and do, more. His title is General Manager; his passion is helping clients incorporate their visions, needs, and desires into the plans for their homes. Peter keeps projects on track, coordinating all phases of design and construction and making sure that materials, contractors, and workers are on site when they're needed.
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