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Phone: (207) 882-4224

Address: 10 Atlantic Hwy, Edgecomb, ME 04556

Website: http://www.connollytimberframes.com

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Kitchen Remodeling
Other woods were used to lend contrast. A 2-in. thick slab of Pennsylvania cherry serves as the countertop for the kitchen peninsula. The knotty-pine walls and ceilings (along with the hackmatack knees) balance nicely with the honey-colored fir frame.
Bathroom Remodeling
Flooring
Door Installation/Replacement
Drywalls
Although it takes up nearly three-quarters of the first floor, the shop (photo right) was left empty for Charlie and Monika to fill as they approach their retirement. The only requirements they gave us for the shop were that it be well lighted, have 10-ft. ceilings and have room to store a car during the winter months. We satisfied the lighting criteria with a generous mix of windows and incandescent and fluorescent lighting. The oversize windows along the northeast corner are larger versions of the windows that are in Charlie and Monika's beloved waterside camp. The floors are 2x6 tongue-and-groove spruce, the walls are local rough-sawn pine, the ceiling is painted drywall, and the 20-in. planer is made by Powermatic.
Framing
25 years Welcome to Connolly & Co., a design-builder of custom timber frame homes and barns for over twenty-five years. Connolly & Co. timber frame homes combine the warmth and charm of wood with state-of-the-art energy conservation techniques. Our experienced team of dedicated craftsmen remain faithful to the traditional joinery and attention to detail of New England's timber framing past, resulting in quality structures that will survive for generations.
Staircases
Carpeting
They wanted an open floor plan too, for its informality. If you want someone in another part of the house, you hardly need speak above a whisper. Besides two bathrooms, one on each floor, the only enclosed room in the house is a spare bedroom with a closet. It's tucked in the far corner of the house, behind the great room. The second floor is really a large open loft, with two sleeping areas and a bathroom. Carpeting makes it quiet and cozy.
Cabinet Installation

Room Additions
New Construction

Window Installation/Replacement
Gutters
Because no gutters were used, the roof overhangs were pushed out 30 in. to protect the siding. The gable-end fascia boards are supported with brackets and trusses. With king posts and natural hackmatack knees, the exterior trusses offer visitors a taste of what's inside (photo p. 106). Traditionally used as lateral bracing in wooden boats, hackmatack knees are harvested locally from the naturally curved trunk-to-root portion of the eastern larch (hackmatack) trees. Our knees were supplied by Newman's Knees (207-938-2380) of St. Albans, Maine.
Garage Door Repair/Replacement
The sliding garage door has a pedestrian door cut into it, but the formal entry is along the side of the barn. To enhance the lofty feeling of the exposed frame, we wanted the approach to the second floor to be somewhat constricted. You enter the first floor via a small mudroom with a relatively low (8 ft. 6 in.) ceiling. Straight ahead is the shop; a right turn leads up the stairs.
Siding
The siding was designed to break up the vertical dominance of the structure. Board-and-batten western red cedar is installed beneath the overhanging belly band?an extension of the barn-door track cover?with predipped eastern white-cedar shingles above (photo left). Another band was created directly below the windowsills by decreasing the course exposure of the shingles.

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