Products & Services
Within our frame shop, skilled craftsmen hand-cut the timbers which are most commonly Eastern White Pine, Douglas Fir, Eastern Hemlock, or other species. We proudly utilize true timber frame mortise and tenon joinery which provides lasting strength and beauty for generations.
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Project Galleries
Browse through examples of various timber frame installations. From Dutch Saltbox Timber Frames to Summer Camps to Commercial Buildings, we have the perfect timber frame solution for your next residential or commercial project.
Floor Plans
Dream away, as your affordable timber frame home or structure is attainable with any size budget. Whether you are looking for a multi-bedroom home for a growing family, a single floor retirement home, or the perfect barn for your workshop or studio, we can accommodate you. We will work with you to customize your energy-efficient, beautifully bright, comfortable home so you can feel the strength of the timbers and enjoy the natural beauty that they provide.
The Batten Kill
36′ x 34′ Cape,
3 Bedrooms – 2 Baths,
1,811 sf
The Burke
28′ x 40′ Ranch w/ 32′ x 28′ Wing,
3 Bedrooms – 2.5 Baths,
2,016 sf
The Caledonia
32′ x 40′ Cape,
3 Bedrooms – 2.5 Baths,
2,084 sf
The Cambridge
24′ x 36′ Cape w/ 16′ x 26′ Wing,
4 Bedrooms – 2.5 Baths,
2,362 sf
About Timber Frames
The timber frame erection process is one of the most awe-inspiring construction methods commonly used today. Our timber frame crews transform the pre-cut timber members into beautiful, long lasting, structures. Simply put, the frame itself is a magnificent sight. We proudly utilize the traditional mortise and tenon hand-cut joinery method with hardwood pegs.
About Us
We pride ourselves on our ability to handle any project, regardless of size and complexity, with the quality only handcrafted care can deliver. Leveraging our combined 378 years of timber frame and construction experience, we build at a competitive price while utilizing our Vermont Frames approach to design, fabrication, and installation – a process refined over half a century.