Portfolio of Recent Projects
A recycling center helped to organize this mud room space. The recycling bins are neatly stowed in drawers under a counter top which, combined with the cabinets above the counter, triples the use of this space.
This simple extension to a front entrance adds character and warmth and protects your guests from the elements.
In any home, the bathrooms take more than their fair share of abuse. Over time, high humidity and normal wear and tear usually means that bathrooms are good candidates for an upgrade well ahead of other parts of your house. With today's materials and technologies, the fastest way to upgrade a home can be with a simple bathroom renovation. A wide range of natural and synthetic materials combined with energy efficient fixtures and plumbing components can make a bathroom renovation a very high value investment per square foot.
This building was once a drug store, then a daycare center. We gutted out the building for it’s new life as Chelmsford's favorite new restaurant and fish market in the heart of Chelmsford center. The business quickly expanded and one year later we added an additional dinning room and full bar. In 2012 the fish market was removed and a 9’ opening was created to extend the bar and unite both sides.
Our team of professional craftsmen provide attention to detail throughout the entire project, from the basic sketches of the design through to the finish work. Our team has been working together for over 20 years, and we deliver a fully integrated solution - electrical, plumbing, framing to finish trim, floor and tile.
This barn started its life in Crown Point, NY. It was taken down, repaired and shipped to Carlisle, MA. It was reborn as stunning family room with exposed timber frame and cathedral ceiling. The building was installed on a new foundation with full basement. We installed 6” insulated sheathing panels around the entire building. Installing new windows, siding and roofing transforming this once hay barn into a beautiful living space.
The space over a two-car garage was unfinished in the original construction. Doherty architected, engineered and built this project which includes new plumbing for a full bath, an electrical service capacity increase, and a separate HVAC system.
