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#ThrowbackThursday: Behind the Build



Each and every day this custom two story Hamilton home located in Central New York is making progress. With the framing crew completing the installation of the T&G sub-floor sheathing OSB dry guard, the first floor wall panels were assembled earlier this week. From rendering to reality, this family is seeing their dream become their reality right before their eyes. 

Front Elevation
Superior Wall Foundation
T&G Sub-Floor Sheathing OSB Dry Guard 
Completed Floor Deck
First Floor Wall Panel Bundle
First Floor Wall Panel Assembly


If you live in or near the Central New York area and have interest to build your own custom home contact our office to schedule your walk through of this construction site!

(607) 299-4838

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