Metal roofing has been around for decades but is a trend on the rise for residential projects. As homeowners look to reduce energy costs and focus on sustainability and efficiency, building and renovating with metal roofing has increased dramatically, especially in coastal areas like Cape Cod.
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In the Spring of 2014 Cape Associates joined an exceptional team of professionals to take on the restoration and expansion of the Cahoon Museum of American Art. As a structure that began its life in 1775 as a stately Colonial Georgian home, the building has made numerous transformations, including being run as a tavern and
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In the Spring of 2014 Cape Associates joined an exceptional team of professionals to take on the restoration and expansion of the Cahoon Museum of American Art. As a structure that began its life in 1775 as a stately Colonial Georgian home, the building has made numerous transformations, including being run as a tavern and
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Environmentally-sound, maintenance-free strength and beauty… Metal roofing has been around for decades but is a trend on the rise for residential projects. As homeowners look to reduce energy costs and focus on sustainability and efficiency, building and renovating with metal roofing has increased dramatically, especially in coastal areas like Cape Cod. Typically applied in long, standing-seam
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The open floor plan concept began becoming popular around the 1990s, and has been a staple of home renovations and homebuilding ever since. If you are thinking about building or renovating your home to include an open floor plan, there are several pros and cons to take into consideration. Homeowners love the feeling of having
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The Conant House, the oldest house near the historic Falmouth Village Green, has a reputation for endurance. Not only does it date back to circa 1730, it has morphed through several centuries into various entities – a minister’s home, a sea captain’s home, an inn and boarding house for tourists – reflective of the times.
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The 2016 award season for the building and remodeling industry has come to a close and we are happy to report that our team’s great work was recognized by several organizations including the Builders and Remodelers Association of Greater Boston, Home Builders and Re modelers Association of Cape Cod, Boston Magazine, Remodeling Magazine, and Professional
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Originally designed by Finnish architect Olav Hammarstrom in 1952 for fellow architect Eero Saarinen, this unique home recently received its first transformation in decades. Still in its 1950s skin, this home was completely gutted, inside and out. It was a serious undertaking, as the homeowner wanted modern upgrades, while keeping an eye toward retaining the
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Featured Employee: Paul Dunn, Painting Division Manager Paul Dunn has been managing painting projects at Cape Associates since 2011. Division Manager out of the Yarmouthport office, Paul is an expert in color, materials and industry best-practices. Before Paul came to Cape Associates he owned an advertising photography business in Boston for 22 years. His
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QUIET IN WINTER AND LIVELY IN SUMMER,Provincetown can beeither a peaceful respite or happening vacation destination, depending on theseason. And anyone who has ever spent time in Provincetown knows that WestVine Street is the place to be. With its close proximity to many colorful shops andeateries, and even more colorful residents and visitors, it
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