Greater Portland Landmarks Extends a Hearty Thank You! Greater Portland Landmarks would like to thank the following people for helping make the 2015 Old House Trade Show possible: Marc Bagala Hilary Bassett Christopher Closs Jim Cram Kate Griffith Jon Hall Shawn Hunt Tom Landry Kate Lewis Patricia Long Jennifer Pollick Peter Taggart T he 2015 Old House Trade Show and Preservation Directory is a juried show and listing. Participants are asked to provide references from satisfied customers and photographs of their work (when appropriate) as a condition of inclusion. However, the inclusion of an exhibitor or listing in the 2015 Old House Trade Show and Preservation Directory should not be considered a recommendation of the exhibitor or listee or an endorsement of their work by Greater Portland Landmarks in any respect. Landmarks urges all property owners to require tradespeople, consultants, businesses, and artisans to provide references and to view their work before engaging them in a project. Welcome to the 2015 Old House Trade Show G reater portland landmarks is delighted to present the 2015 Old House Trade Show, the only show of its kind in Maine that features the trades, services, and products needed to restore and preserve older homes and buildings, along with experts who can help with energy efficiency and sustainable practices. Just in time for planning spring restoration and renovation projects, the Show is your opportunity to meet the tradespeople, artisans, and experts who can answer questions and help you with your home improvement project. ■ ■ Bring your questions, plans, drawings and photographs; ■ ■ Meet people who understand older homes and traditional and green building practices; ■ ■ Learn about how to plan your project, energy efficiency, restoring windows and more – see the complete list on pages 2-3; ■ ■ Sign up for an Ask an Expert session on Saturday (architects) or Sunday (preservation experts); ■ ■ Keep the Trade Show Program as a reference for your current and future projects. ■ ■ Become a member to keep informed and learn about programs and evens all year long. Welcome, and enjoy the Show! —hilar assett, Executive Director MARCH 28-29, 2015 SATURDAY 10–5, SUNDAY 10–4 -------------------------------------------- 46 Exhibitors - Workshops - Case Studies and Presentations - Ask an Expert -------------------------------------------- HOLIDAY INN BY THE BAY 88 SPRING STREET, PORTLAND -------------------------------------------- Admission: $10 for Landmarks’ members; $12 non-members; children under 17 free. Good both days. Advance tickets available at www.portlandlandmarks.org Greater Portland Landmarks 93 High Street Portland, ME 04101 (207) 774-5561 www.portlandlandmarks.org THE 2015 OLD HOUSE TRADE SHOW IS PRESENTED WITH SUPPORT FROM OUR SPONOSORS Photos left to right: Bagala Window Works; Todd Caverly, Ben Gross; Ben Gross MEDIA SPONSOR: ■ ■ Antique Homes Magazine AFFILIATED ORGANIZATIONS: ■ ■ Historic New England ■ ■ Maine Preservation ■ ■ City of Portland Historic Preservation Office j 2015 i GREATER PORTLAND LANDMARKS OLD HOUSE TRADE SHOW Food Service at the Old House Trade Show A selection of sandwiches, snacks and beverages will be available at a cash concession located in the Exhibition Hall until 2 pm on Saturday and Sunday. Directions To Holiday Inn By The Bay From I-95 88 Spring Street, Portland, ME, (207) 775-2311 Take I-95 to Exit 44 (formerly Exit 6a). Continue on I-295 to Exit 7, (Franklin Street). Stay on Franklin Street for five (5) lights. Take a right onto Middle Street, travel approximately 1 mile. (Middle Street turns into Spring Street.) Holiday Inn is on the left DESIGNGALLERY a complete window and door showroom by Eldredge Window Systems, LLC Innerglass ® The Compression-Fit Advantage
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Greater Portland Landmarks Extends a Hearty Thank You!Greater Portland Landmarks would like to thank the following people for helping make the 2015 Old House Trade Show possible:Marc BagalaHilary BassettChristopher ClossJim CramKate GriffithJon Hall
The 2015 Old House Trade Show and Preservation Directory is a juried show and listing. Participants are asked to provide references from satisfied customers and photographs of
their work (when appropriate) as a condition of inclusion. However, the inclusion of an exhibitor or listing in the 2015 Old House Trade Show and Preservation Directory should not be considered a recommendation of the exhibitor or listee or an endorsement of their work by Greater Portland Landmarks in any respect. Landmarks urges all property owners to require tradespeople, consultants, businesses, and artisans to provide references and to view their work before engaging them in a project.
Welcome to the 2015 Old House Trade Show
Greater portland landmarks is delighted to present the 2015 Old House Trade Show, the only show of its kind in Maine that features the trades, services, and products needed to restore and preserve older homes and buildings, along with experts who can help with energy efficiency and sustainable practices. Just in time for planning spring restoration and renovation projects, the Show is your opportunity to meet the tradespeople,
artisans, and experts who can answer questions and help you with your home improvement project. ■■ Bring your questions, plans, drawings and photographs;■■ Meet people who understand older homes and traditional and green building practices;■■ Learn about how to plan your project, energy efficiency, restoring windows and more –
see the complete list on pages 2-3; ■■ Sign up for an Ask an Expert session on Saturday (architects) or Sunday (preservation experts); ■■ Keep the Trade Show Program as a reference for your current and future projects. ■■ Become a member to keep informed and learn about programs and evens all year long.
Welcome, and enjoy the Show! —hilar assett, Executive Director
MARCH 28-29, 2015SATURDAY 10– 5, SUNDAY 10 – 4
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Greater Portland Landmarks
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Portland, ME 04101
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www.portlandlandmarks.org
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Food Service at the Old House Trade ShowA selection of sandwiches, snacks and beverages will be available at a cash concession located in the Exhibition Hall until 2 pm on Saturday and Sunday.
Directions To Holiday Inn By The Bay From I-9588 Spring Street, Portland, ME, (207) 775-2311 Take I-95 to Exit 44 (formerly Exit 6a). Continue on I-295 to Exit 7, (Franklin Street). Stay on Franklin Street for five (5) lights. Take a right onto Middle Street, travel approximately 1 mile. (Middle Street turns into Spring Street.) Holiday Inn is on the left
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Bring photos, floor plans, measurements, inspections, energy audits, site plans, and any other information that can make it easier for you and the presenters and exhibitors to discuss your project.
45 minute sessions include a presentation and question and answer period. All workshops are included in admission charge.Located on the second floor in the York Room, Holiday Inn by the Bay (accessible by elevators outside the Exhibition Room).
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SATURDAY, MARCH 2811:00 AM – 11:45 AM
Where to Start When Planning Your Next ProjectJoin, long time restoration contractor, Peter Taggart, in this session to learn how to organize and plan your next renovation or restoration project. Proper planning and organization can help you manage costs, avoid surprises, and assure the long term value of your home is maintained. Bring your project ideas and information to explore specific questions you might have regarding your next home project.
Peter Taggart, Owner/President of Taggart Construction in Freeport started his design/build company in 1994 “to develop, practice and promote sustainable methods of building design and construction.” He believes restoration and adaptive reuse is ultimately sustainable architecture.
12:00 PM-12:45 PM
Weatherization and Air Quality in HomesMainers are getting weatherization work done to improve the comfort and efficiency of their homes. Unfortunately, the air quality of many homes is severely compromised by weatherization without proper attention to the national air standards set by ASHRAE. This presentation focuses on the potential health hazards of weatherization without proper ventilation, presents methods of solving the ventilation problems, and shows how proper ventilation is determined.
DeWitt Kimball, Owner, Complete Home Evaluation Services, has worked in the building profession for over two decades and has extensive knowledge of the science of building construction. DeWitt is a certified HERS rater, a BPI energy analyst, and LEED Green rater.
1:00 PM-1:45 PM
Seeing Through the Layers – Using Historic Paint Analysis in the Restoration of BuildingsAmy Cole Ives and Scott Hanson of Sutherland Conservation & Consulting (SCC) will present on the uses of historic paint analysis in recreating historic finishes and dating changes to a building over time. In 2014, SCC established the first state-of-the-art historic paint analysis lab north of Boston in Augusta, Maine. Using cross-section microscopy to distinguish individual layers of paint and techniques to identify the specific pigments and binders used in each layer, SCC is able to analyze the history of decorative schemes used. Combining this information with a deep knowledge of the historic uses of paint and other finishes for interiors and exteriors, they are able to make specific recommendations for the recreation of historic finishes with appropriate materials. The presentation will include examples of their work, including the paint analysis work done for the dramatic and award-winning restoration of the elaborate Victorian decoration in the grand dining room of the Gerald Hotel in Fairfield.
Amy Cole Ives is President of Sutherland Conservation & Consulting (SCC), which she founded in 2007. She previously worked for the Maine Historic Preservation Commission as architectural historian and rehabilitation tax incentives coordinator; for the Historic New England Conservation Center as an architectural conservator; as a consultant to the Massachusetts Historical Commission; and as a paint analyst for Susan L. Buck at Historic Paint Services. Scott Hanson is an Architectural Historian with SCC and previously worked in the City of Portland’s historic preservation program. At SCC, he has researched and written numerous National Register nominations and Maine Historic Building Record documentation
projects and is the co-author of two books with Maine State Historian, Earle G. Shettleworth, Jr., The Architecture of Cushing’s Island (2012), and Homes Down East, recently published by Tilbury House.
2:00 PM – 2:45 PM
The Right Finish for the Right JobAn overview of traditional and modern floor and furniture finishes including application techniques with demonstrations. Wood finish has evolved over the years and the new V.O.C. laws have complicated what is available. We will explain what this means to you as a consumer and demonstrate applications of finish in various categories. This will include oil, water base, and hard oils finishes.
Jack McInerny, President of Atlantic Hardwoods, Inc. has worked in the wood industry since he was a teenager. He has a B.S. from the University of Massachusetts, Amherst where he majored in Forestry and Wood Technology. Jack established Atlantic Hardwoods, Inc. in 1993 with the premise of bringing high quality furniture and cabinet making supplies to his adopted home of Portland. Keeping abreast of new trends in flooring and finish, Atlantic Hardwoods has introduced many new product lines and techniques to the industry.
SUNDAY, MARCH 2911:00 AM – 11:45 AM
Maine’s Community Solar Farms; Purchase a Share of Solar from AfarReVision Energy installed the first ever Community Solar Farm in Maine and is working to develop more of them. A solar farm is a solar energy system that lives in one location and up to nine members can share ownership of it as long as those members are in CMP
territory. Solar Farms are ideal for people who want to invest in solar energy but don’t have the roof space to do so. If your roof is shaded, does not have an ideal orientation, or perhaps you can’t install panels on your roof, a solar farm is a perfect solution!
Sam Lavallee, PPA Program Manager, ReVision Energy, After graduating from University of Vermont, Sam moved to the New York City metro area where he worked for a solar integrator for 5 years in finance and business operations before deciding to move back to Maine.
12:00 PM-12:45 PM
Don’t Be Afraid of Your Windows! Tips and Techniques for Window MaintenanceAdministering regular maintenance to your windows can make all the difference in assuring they last another 100 years, work properly and maintain energy efficiency. All the parts of a window can be repaired or replaced simply and inexpensively. And best of all, anyone can do it with a bit of knowledge and a few basic techniques. Marc will guide the audience through identifying the parts that make up a window and then suggest a simple step-by-step process from disassembly to reassembly.
Marc Bagala, Owner of Bagala Window Works in Westbrook, ME, is passionate about preserving original wooden windows and doors and making them more energy efficient, and has been putting his knowledge into practice for twenty-five years.
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20 minute informal presentations with questions and answers.Located in the Exhibition Room.
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1:00 PM-1:45 PM
Period-Appropriate Exterior Paint Colors for Your Historic House Regardless of the age of your home, the character and appearance of the house can be enhanced through traditional paint placement and the use of colors that relate to its architectural style. In this session, you will learn from an expert how to choose historic paint colors to enhance the appearance of your historic house. Sally Zimmerman will share her extensive knowledge of paint colors, and answer your questions.
Sally Zimmerman is Senior Preservation Services Manager on the Preservation Services Team at Historic New England. She is a co-author of Painting Historic Exteriors: Colors, Application, and Regulation and manages Historic New England’s Historic Homeowner membership program.
2:00 PM-2:45 PM
A Helpful Guide for Preservation Projects: Using the Secretary of the Interior’s Standards for Residential BuildingsMuch of the historic preservation world revolves around the Secretary of the Interior’s Standards for the Treatment of Historic Properties. Since the earliest days of preservation as an organized movement, the “Secretary’s Standards” have been used as guiding principles by governments and communities, developers and building owners. While often associated with ordinances, tax credits and other legal and governmental processes, the Standards can be very valuable to historic homeowners to guide their restoration, preservation, and rehab efforts so that they “do it right” the first time. This presentation highlights several of the more often used Standards with examples and case studies.
Malcolm Collins is an architect specializing in historic preservation and master planning. He serves on the board of Greater Portland Landmarks and has overseen master planning for rehabilitation of facilities at the University of Maine, Orono and Pineland Farms.
SATURDAY, MARCH 2811:30 AM-11:50 AM
Energy Saving Solutions, Rebates and Financing for Maine HomeownersJoin Efficiency Maine for a discussion of energy efficiency rebates and financing. Learn about energy efficiency solutions eligible for rebates from high-efficiency LEDs to heat pump water heaters to insulation to ductless heat pumps.
Dana Fischer is an Efficiency Maine Residential Program Manager focused on promoting statewide residential weatherization and heating system upgrades through a combination of cash incentives and low cost financing. He has an eclectic background and education that includes municipal finance, renewable energy technology, fermentation science, and philosophy.
12:30 PM-12:50 PM
Structural Considerations When Renovating Your Old HouseThis 20 minute workshop with slides will explore the structural considerations of soils, building foundation and superstructure which are germane to maintaining or adaptively reusing the older residential dwelling. Remarks will include observations on the fundamental principles of understanding various load-bearing structures (masonry and wood-frame); how to identify load-bearing interior partition walls; roof framing dynamics; and mechanical and electrical system considerations.
Alfred H. Hodson III, P.E., Owner/Engineer, Resurgence Engineering & Preservation, Inc. has more than 25 years of experience as a structural engineer. Christopher Closs, Preservation Services Advisor, Greater Portland Landmarks has more than 30 years of experience conducting preservation projects in New England.
1:30 PM – 1:50 PM
Choosing Your Appliances for the Era of Your HomeThere are a number of things to look at when choosing appliances for your home, from dimensions to energy efficiency. We’ll walk you through some of the basics you should be aware of when remodeling your home.
Don Fleurant is the owner of Vic’s Appliance center on Main Street in Saco. Don has been part of the family business since it opened in 1963. With experience in sales, delivery, and service, Don is the “go to” person when it comes to appliances for your home or work.
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Ask an ArchitectTap the brains of local architects about your project and vision for your home.
Bring photos, floor plans, measurements, inspections, energy audits, site plans, and any other information that can make it easier for you and experts to discuss your project.Arrive early to register for a time slot. Located in Exhibition Room.
SUNDAY, MARCH 29 1:00 PM – 3:00 PM
Ask an ExpertTap the brains of local building professionals and craftspeople about your projects and vision for your home.
Bring photos, floor plans, measurements, inspections, energy audits, site plans, and any other information that can make it easier for you and the experts to discuss your project.Arrive early to register for a time slot. Located in Exhibition Room.
SUNDAY, MARCH 2911:30 AM-11:50 AM
Researching Your Old HouseHow old is your house? When was it updated? Traditional research methods will be discussed to find the age of your house, and its additions. This session draws from the field studies conducted by the Advisory Service, one of Landmarks’ earliest and most active volunteer committees. Through study visits, the group’s members study and record historic structures and add to Landmarks’ extensive library collection of photos, drawings and reports on local architecture and building elements.
Tom Hinkle and Jon Hall are active members of Greater Portland Landmarks Advisory Service. Both live in historic houses in Portland.
12:30 PM-12:50 PM
Energy Saving Solutions, Rebates and Financing for Maine HomeownersJoin Efficiency Maine for a discussion of energy efficiency rebates and financing. Learn about energy efficiency solutions eligible for rebates from high-efficiency LEDs to heat pump water heaters to insulation to ductless heat pumps.
Andy Meyer is a residential program manager at Efficiency Maine. His responsibilities include: lighting, appliances, heating systems, and weatherization. Prior to Efficiency Maine, Andy was the VP of Sustainable Development at Safe Handling, Director of Marketing at IDEXX and a Marketing Representative at IBM.
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Advisory Service of Greater Portland LandmarksContact: Greater Portland Landmarks93 High Street, Portland, ME 04101Tel: 207-774-5561 Fax: 207-774-2509Email: [email protected] Advisory Service is a volunteer committee of Greater Portland Landmarks members that shares information with homeowners about how to preserve, restore and maintain their old houses.
Antique Homes Magazine SPONSORContact: John PetragliaP O Box 1046, Douglas, MA 01516Tel: 508-476-7271Email: [email protected] Homes Magazine and our website, www.antiquehomesmagazine.com is the place to find historic properties for sale, a product and service directory, articles related to historic preservation, and an on-line guide to historic architectural styles.
Atlantic HardwoodsContact: Kathleen McInerny1004 Congress Street, Portland, ME 04102Tel: 207- 773-9663 Fax: 207- 774-3272Email: [email protected] Hardwoods, Inc. is a local family run business since 1993. We specialize in floor renovation and new flooring projects. We offer stair parts, trim moulding to match your flooring. Atlantic Hardwoods is environmentally sensitive and offer zero VOC finishes and products. Please visit our showroom at 1004 Congress Street, Portland, Maine.
Bagala Window WorksContact: Marc Bagala677 Main Street, Westbrook, ME 04092Tel: 207- 878-6306Email: [email protected] Window Works has been restoring windows and doors since 1988. We offer quality preservation and restoration services, metal interlocking weather stripping and historically sensitive storm windows. We are the innovator and manufacturer of the Steam Stripper, a chemical free method for removing paint and glazing from windows.
Bangor Daily News SPONSOR1 Merchants Plaza, Bangor, ME 04402-1329Tel: 207-990-8251Bangordailynews.comThe BDN brings Maine together through our variety of print and digital products that answer the needs of our audience. Statewide, we are the trusted source Maine people and communities turn to for their information.
Benchmark Residential & Investment Real Estate SPONSORContact: Tom Landry 100 Congress Street, Portland, ME 04101Tel: 207-775-0248 Fax: 207-775-6688Email: [email protected] to buy or sell in Greater Portland? If so, trust Tom Landry and The Landry Team at Benchmark Residential & Investment Real Estate, your Local – Savvy- Responsive Realtors®LOCAL – Informed advice from experienced professionals in your area. SAVVY – Innovative marketing, advertising, exposure and strategies for buyers and sellers. RESPONSIVE – An entire team passionate about providing the very best service.
Billy Sweet Chimney SweepContact: Dan Junkins2 Wynmoor Drive, Scarborough, ME 04074Tel: 207-773-7933Tel #2: 800-248-4900Email: [email protected] love fixing chimneys! We guarantee no mess. We video inspect every chimney. And we stop monoxide poisoning from heating systems. We are licensed, certified, and insured. Serving Maine and Eastern Massachusetts, we have over 30 years of experience. Call today.
Casco Bay InsulationContact: Jon Riley4 Warren Avenue, Unit 3, Westbrook, ME 04092Tel: 207-749-6372Email: [email protected] Bay Insulation is a residential weatherization company that specializes in turning inefficient older houses into comfortable, durable homes. Using the holistic “House as a System” approach, Casco Bay Insulation incorporates targeted air sealing and proactive ventilation/moisture management strategies on every project to improve energy efficiency and building durability.
City of Portland Historic Preservation DivisionContact: Deborah Andrews389 Congress Street, Portland, ME 04101Email: [email protected]: 207-874-8726 Fax: 207-756-8258www.portlandmaine.gov/planning/historic.aspIn 1990, the City of Portland adopted a comprehensive historic preservation ordinance, creating eight local historic districts and providing protection for over 1,650 buildings and sites in the city. Contact us for information about the City’s historic districts and review requirements, as well as technical assistance offered through this program.
Complete Home Evaluation ServicesContact: DeWitt Kimball24 Oak St. #1, Brunswick, ME 04011Tel: 207-831-5634Email: [email protected]. completehomeevaluations.comComplete Home Evaluation Services is an independent company that provides energy efficiency audits and consultations, building inspections, mold inspections, and air and water quality testing. We specialize in antique homes, and churches which require a very specific skill set to prevent future damage due to improper building diagnostics.
Cornerstone Building & Restoration SPONSORContact: Client Specialists 44 Coyle Street, Portland, ME 04101Tel: 207-775-9085 Fax: 207-775-6688Email: [email protected] www.cornerstonebr.comCornerstone Building & Restoration is your single source for ALL your residential & commercial renovations, restorations, maintenance and improvement needs. Portfolio Services: Full Scale Historic Restorations, Renovations, Additions, Media Rooms, Great Rooms, Decks, Period Porches, Custom Closets, Dream Baths, Chef-Inspired Gourmet Kitchens and Full Service New Construction. Promise: Provide the highest quality workmanship and very best client services at a fair price. Local Craftsmen – Amazing Results!
Distinctive Tile & Design Contact: Larry Stoddard334 Forest Avenue, Portland, ME 04102Tel: 207-772-4344 Fax: 207-772-4333Email: [email protected] our tile showrooms we will assist you with creating a space of distinction. From classic to contemporary tile, we offer a wide array of products and services. Discover the amazing world of tile at one of our showrooms.
Erickson’s Antique Stoves, Inc.Contact: David EricksonPO Box 2275 , Littleton, MA 04160Tel: 978-857-8014Email: [email protected] and selling antique stoves and ranges.
Evergreen Home Performance Contact: Kathleen Meil1053 Forest Ave., Portland, ME 04103Tel: 207-594-2244Email: [email protected] Home Performance is your source for energy efficiency audits and contracting, including insulation, air sealing, and moisture remediation. We evaluate your home; engineer upgrades and improve home comfort, health, and efficiency; and install those upgrades with the utmost respect and care for your home.
Freeport WoodworkingContact: Ben Caouette10 South Street, Freeport, ME 04032Tel: 207-865-0416 Fax: 207-865-2183Email: b.caouette@freeportwoodworking.comwww.freeportwoodworking.comFreeport Woodworking is a talented team of designers and craftspeople who produce custom cabinetry, furniture, and architectural millwork. We are located in Freeport, Maine and serve customers throughout southern Maine, the Portland area and the mid-coast region. We collaborate with individuals, architects, and designers to create innovative solutions designed to fit both lifestyle and budget.
Greater Portland LandmarksContact: Hilary Bassett, Executive Director93 High Street, Portland, ME 04101Tel: 207-774-5561 Fax: 207-774-2509Email: [email protected] Portland Landmarks preserves and revitalizes the architectural fabric, history and character of greater Portland – renewing our neighborhoods, spurring economic development, and keeping Portland one of the most livable cities in America. Contact us for information on our Preservation Services Program, including the Advisory Service. We also offer publications, advocacy, and educational programs, and operate the Portland Observatory (1807) the last remaining historic maritime signal tower in the United States.
Green Mountain WindowContact: Andy Keeffe92 Park Street, Rutland, VT 05701Tel: 802-747-6915 Fax: 802-747-7864Email: andy@greenmountainwindow.comwww.greenmountainwindow.comTraditional wood windows for renovation or new construction.
The Heritage Company Coppersmiths, LLC SPONSORContact: Victor Wright545 Main Street, East Waterboro, ME 04030Tel: 207-247-5372 Fax: 207-247-4256Email: [email protected] Heritage Company specializes in the historically accurate restoration of slate roofs and copper cornicing. We are a fourth generation roofing company that continues to use traditional methods of slating and coppersmithing.
Historic New England Historic Homeowner ProgramContact: Sally Zimmerman185 Lyman Street, Waltham, MA 02452Tel: 617-994-6644 Fax: 781-658-2083Email: szimmerman@historicnewengland.orgwww.Historicnewengland.orgHistoric New England’s Historic Homeowner program provides technical assistance and one-on-one help on old house questions related to paint color, energy efficiency and preservation best practices from the oldest, largest, and most comprehensive regional heritage organizations in the country.
Home Again by Hancock Lumber SPONSORContact: Erin PlummerP.O. Box 299, Casco, ME 04105Tel: 207-627-2154Email: [email protected] Again by Hancock Lumber is Hancock’s newest location, featuring windows, doors, kitchens, baths and more throughout a stunning 7,000 sq. ft. showroom. Our team of window specialists, and kitchen + bath designers work directly with builders, developers, project managers, architects and homeowners to plan, design, build and restore residential homes and commercial buildings. Stop by our booth to learn more about Mathews Brothers’ window + door products featuring Norwood – an all-wood, historically accurate line perfect for restorations!
HPI, SpurlingthomasContact: Paul SpurlingPO Box 2190, Natick, MA 01760Tel: 508-653-4663Email: [email protected], Spurlingthomas is a design firm in historic preservation. Unique period architecture, barns, homes, and additions of original structures or re-created. Space planning, kitchens, and baths. 24 years in business. Visit our website: spurlingthomas.com
Innerglass Window Systems LLC. SPONSORContact: Kimber & David Degling15 Herman Drive, Simsbury, CT 06070Tel: 860-651-3951 Fax: 860-651-4789Email: [email protected] of custom glass interior storm windows for energy conservation & soundproofing. An interior storm that outperforms almost any replacement, yet maintains the integrity and beauty of your historic windows. It automatically conforms to the opening, compensating for out of square conditions. No sub-frame needed. All glazing options available. Easy do-it-yourself installation.
Iron Horse Standing Seam RoofingContact: Erik Palmer46 Sand Hill Road, Croyden, NH 03773Tel: 603-863-5591 Fax: 603-863-5552Email: [email protected] over 20 years, Iron Horse Standing Seam Roofing has provided all of New England with the finest metal roofs in the market. We take great pride in the quality of our system and material that is used in every job we do.
Lighting ConceptsContact: Peg DeBlois1033 Sabattus Street, Lewiston, ME 04210Tel: 888-753-8620Email: [email protected] Concepts is a family-owned business serving clients throughout Northern New England from its home base in Lewiston, Maine. In addition to our interactive full-service showroom, we showcase our controls and shading in Portland at EcoHome Studios, and have a fully integrated website for education and product search. Our depth in product knowledge and design makes us the leader in lighting consultations. Our work in historic retrofit can be seen in the recent renovation of the offices of Greater Portland Landmarks.
Little Wolf Copper & Lighting, Inc.Contact: Peter LovellTel: 207-590-7018Email: [email protected] built copper lanterns. Your choice to customize a standard design, or have one designed and built for your specific needs.
Maine Masonry CompanyContact: Edward McGarrity75 Manson Libby RoadScarborough, ME 04074Tel: 207-756-0844 Fax: 207-885-0972Email: [email protected] Masonry can perform all aspects of masonry including brick, stone, and restoration. Recognized statewide as a leader in the masonry industry, we credit our success to our skilled craftsmen, who have always taken pride in the work they produce.
Maine PaintContact: Chris McKone1037 Forest Avenue, Portland, ME 04103Tel: 207-797-4609 Fax: 207-797-4845Email: [email protected] paint sales, historical colors, including authentic Williamsburg colors by Benjamin Moore and designs by Farrow & Ball Colors.
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Maine PreservationContact: Greg Paxton233 West Main Street, Yarmouth, ME 04096Tel: 207-847-3577Email: [email protected] Preservation is a statewide, nonprofit, member-based historic organization. Our mission is to promote and preserve historic places, buildings, downtowns and neighborhoods, strengthening the cultural and economic vitality of Maine. Visit our booth to learn how our programs can help you and you community.
Marvin Design Gallery by Eldredge SPONSORContact: Jeremy Bate317 Marginal Way, Portland, ME 04101Tel: 207-772-2003 Fax: 207-772-0418Email: [email protected] Design Gallery by Eldredge is pleased to provide historic window and door solutions to homeowners and trade customers in Southern Maine and beyond. Our showroom is a premiere destination that sparks inspiration and provides a window and door buying experience that is second to none. Visit us to see all that Marvin and Eldredge have to offer.
Masonry Preservation AssociatesContact: Peter ChavonellePO Box 8036, Portland, ME 04104Tel: 207-797-7991 Fax: 207-797-7889Email: [email protected] Preservation Associates specializes in the assessment and preservation of historic masonry structures throughout New England. We are lime mortar specialists, and work in all mediums of natural and cast stone. We are skilled in water remediation, caulking and scaffolding. Masonry Preservation Associates is the sole Maine representative of the Flue chimney lining system.
Norway Savings Bank SPONSORContact: Kaleigh Deering1200 Congress Street, Portland, ME 04102Tel: 207-482-7905Email: [email protected] Savings Bank has the financial solutions you need to help you live a more colorful life: personalized service focused on your needs and a full range of personal and business banking products and services. Stop by one of our 24 convenient locations or visit www.norwaysavingsbank.com to learn more!
Ould Colony ArtisansContact: Robert LeonardBox 77, 15 Federal Street, Wiscasset, ME 04578Tel: 207-779-0707 Fax: 207-779-0707Email: [email protected] 1987, Ould Colony Artisans has been hand-painting the highest quality historic, decorative and commercial signs for historic preservation organizations, individual homeowners and the business community.
Overhead Door Company of PortlandContact: Michael True, Don Labrie533 Riverside Industrial, Portland, ME 04103Tel: 207-797-6734 Fax: 207-797-0642Email: [email protected] provide sales, service, installation for garage doors, door openers, automatic screens, automatic awnings and replacement windows. You design and garage door. We will build it. We support all our products with 24/7/365 service.
P.C. Products CompanyContact: Steve Long221 S. Third St., Allentown, PA 18102Tel: 610-432-3543 Fax: 610-432-5043Email: [email protected] how to restore your rotten wood! Wood restoration products demoed in booth by P.C. Products
Pella Windows & DoorsContact: Monica Nieto45 Fondi Road, Haverhill, MA 01832Tel: 978-373-2500 Fax: 978-373-7274Email: [email protected]. Creating a better view. We build beautiful, energy-efficient windows and doors with meaningful details that matter every day. Pella is known for exquisitely detailed wood windows and doors. Ask about our different wood species.
Peter Lord Plaster & PaintContact: Peter Lord24 Moody Road, Limington, ME 04049Email: [email protected]: 207-793-2957www.plasterlord.comProfessional contractor specializing in the restoration and reconstruction of historic surfaces and all plaster systems – old and new. Areas of expertise include plaster reattachment and restoration techniques, duplicating antique plaster recipes and surface textures, restoring and creating ornamental plaster, traditional stucco systems and repair, and restoring architectural surfaces.
Restoration ResourcesContact: Les FosselPO Box 525, Alna, ME 04535Tel: 207-586-5680Email: [email protected] restoration of early buildings. Business founded in 1975. Services include inspection, consultation, design, carpentry, cabinetry, frame repair, masonry, relocation and historic interiors.2001 Maine Preservation Honor Award winner.
Right Solutions Waterproofing Contact: Troy Delano5 Delano Lane, East Waterboro, ME 04030Tel: 844-377-7742 Fax: 207-247-7743Email: troy@mainebasementsolutions.comwww.mainebasementsolutions.comRight Solutions Waterproofing is Maine family owned and operated, servicing Maine building trades since 1965. We understand how frustrating it can be to have water problems in your basement. Right Solutions Waterproofing Services offers a variety of solutions depending on your particular need. Visit us at MaineBasementSolutions.com
Sebago StoneworkContact: Karl GiffordP.O. Box 162, East Baldwin, ME 04024Tel: 207-446-1555Email: [email protected] to create and preserve traditional stonework. Building walls, steps and custom work, we rely on good design and high standards to achieve stonework that is integrated with the natural landscape and will last for many years to come.
Shelter ToolsContact: Blueberry Beeton873 US Rte One, Woolwich, ME 04579Tel: 207-442-7938 Fax: 207-442-7939Email: blueberry@shelterinstitute.comwww.shelterinstitute.comHard-to-find tools. Easy to find. We specialize in the very best fine woodworking hand tools for all of our woodworking and renovating needs. Include the best hand planes spokeshaves, scraper, japanese pull saws, drawknives, gouges, milk paint and finishes.
StandFast Works ForgeContact: Timothy Greene72 Collins Road, Parsonfield, ME 04047Tel: 207-625-4486Email: [email protected] Works Forge is a Maine company specializing in the repair and restoration of wrought iron and cast iron. We work closely with our clients and historic preservation organizations to ensure that each project is as aesthetically pleasing, economically viable, and historically accurate as possible.
Sutherland Conservation & ConsultingContact: Matthew Corbett295 Water Street, Suite 209, Augusta, ME 04330Tel: 207-242-4727Email: [email protected] Conservation & Consulting provides historic preservation and architectural conservation services for commercial, governmental, historic homeowner and non-profit clients, our expertise includes federal and state Historic Tax Credits, National Register, HABS/HAER and Maine Historic Building Record documentation, preservation and restoration planning, historic interiors and paint analysis.
Taggart Construction, Inc. SPONSORContact: Peter Taggart10 South Street, Freeport, ME 04032Tel: 207-865-2281 Fax: 207-865-2183Email: [email protected] restoration is at the heart of our green philosophy. Helping historic buildings live on is sustainability in action. Our experience with historic structures, combined with our
training in building performance and energy efficiency, has helped many of our customers live more comfortably in their older homes. We employ our own skilled craftspeople from restoration carpenters to cabinet makers. Our services include restorations, additions, kitchen and bath remodeling, and energy performance upgrades. Please call us.
Vic’s Appliance CenterContact: Shawn Littlefield237 Main Street, Saco, ME 04072Tel: 207-282-1661Email: [email protected]’s Appliance Center is a family-owned appliance store based in Saco, ME. Since 1963, Vic’s Appliance Center has served clients from the greater Portland area, up the mid-coast and into Portsmouth, NH. We can help you select your new appliance purchase at any budget. At Vic’s Appliance, we service what we sell.
Ward Clapboard MillContact: Cecil GallagherP.O. Box 448, Patten, ME 04765Tel: 207-267-0434 Fax: 207-528-2933Email: [email protected] produced early American true vertical grain clapboard siding.
Your Kitchen Imagined LLC. SPONSORContact: John N. Burdick201 US Route 1, #216, Scarborough, ME 04074-9048Tel: 207-592-6535Email: [email protected] www.YourKitchenImagined.comWith over 37 years of sympathetic design placing modern kitchens in historic homes - ranging from colonial to Victorian- John will provide you with high quality cabinetry and design, appropriate to your historic home.
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Portland, Maine (207) 775-9085 www.CornerStoneBR.com
Residential & Commercial Restoration, Renovation, Maintenance, Additions and New Construction.
308 Foreside Road, Falmouth ME
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Carriage House Studio ArchitectsContact: Carol J. DeTine, AIA144 Vaughan Street, Portland, ME 04102Tel: 207-318-0731Email: [email protected] love your old house. Now, how to make it work for you? Take a traditional approach, or complement history with contemporary style? Add on, or try adding inward TM … my unique strategy for adding space, rather than square feet. I’ve designed creative answers for new and old homes, including this townhouse in Portland’s West End, winner of a 2014 Landmarks Preservation Award. Let me help you with yours.
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Casco Bay EngineeringContact: Eric Dube424 Fore Street, Portland, ME 04101Tel: 207-842-2800 Fax: 207-842-2828Email: [email protected] over 10 years, Casco Bay Engineering has been providing comprehensive civil/site and structural engineering services for new and historic properties through practical, cost effective, and direct personal service. Our project experience includes forensic evaluations, engineering assessments, design-bid-build services, construction estimating, administration & management. Call us to discuss your project.
Clark InsuranceContact: Tony PayneP.O. Box 3543, Portland, ME 04104Tel: 207-774-6257 Fax: 207-774-2994E-mail: [email protected] cost coverage for historic and antique properties requires seasoned insurance professionals and proven claim managers. With access to special insurance programs for significant properties like yours, Clark Insurance will cover you with confidence for both your property and its contents. We know more so you can worry less.
Ed Somers WoodworkingContact: Ed SomersPO Box 192, North Bridgton, ME 04057Tel: 207-647-3396Tel #2 (cell): 207-415-1344Email: [email protected] restoration carpenter who understands the unique challenges in restoring and remodeling historic homes and barns. A focus on individual client needs is balanced with attention to best practices in preservation, restoration, and re-use projects. Specialty in using traditional tools and the reproduction of period doors, windows and trim.
G. Drake Masonry, Inc.Contact: Benjamin Cawley441 Western Avenue, Dixmont, ME 04932Tel: 207-234-2392 Fax: 207-234-2555Email: [email protected]. Drake Masonry, Inc. has the experience necessary to evaluate and solve the unique challenges of historic masonry structures. From cleaning and maintenance to structural repair and rebuilding, we can provide the skills and knowledge to restore and preserve the timeless beauty of masonry with a firm commitment to quality and professionalism.
Gnome Landscapes, Design, Masonry & MaintenanceContact: Todd Marco305 US Route One, Falmouth, ME 04105Tel: 207-781-2955 Fax: 207-781-5705E-mail: [email protected] Gnome projects have become benchmarks in the preservation of Maine’s significant history. Gnome has extensive experience with historic properties providing masonry and stone restoration, landscape design and installation. Restoration projects include: Fort Popham, Tracy-Causer Building, Deering Oaks Castle, McLellan House, Western Cemetery and Waynflete School. Landscape installation projects requiring Historic Preservation Board review include homes on Vaughan and Deering Streets and the Tate House Museum. Member: New England Landscape Design & History Association.
Highlands WoodturningContact: Temple Blackwood862 Castine Road, Castine, ME 04421Tel: 207-951-5086 Fax: 207-326-1012Email: [email protected] 1969 Highlands Woodturning has met deadlines reproducing hand-turned wood turnings for historic buildings and furniture. Turned porch columns, finials, newel posts, stairway balusters, furniture parts, caulking mallets and USS Constellation belaying pins met the needs in Williamsburg, Baltimore, Cambridge, and in summer 2014 two six-bine barley-twist porch posts in Castine, Maine.
Jacobs GlassContact: Rick Giallombardo5 Cushman Road, Winslow, ME 04901Tel: 207-873-7577Email: [email protected] Glass is involved in all phases of the historic preservation of windows and doors from providing NPS condition assessments, to expertly restoring and replicating both wood and steel windows. Jacobs Glass has participated in numerous significant National Historic Register projects, including the Gignoux Federal Courthouse, Bath Customs House, and buildings at the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard. Contact us today to discuss your project and learn about the many benefits of restoring your windows and doors.
Knickerbocker GroupContact: Danielle BettsPO Box 142, Boothbay, ME 045371 Pleasant Street, Suite 3, Portland, ME 04101Tel: 207-633-3818 Fax: 207-633-3963Email: info@knickerbockergroup.comwww.knickerbockergroup.comKnickerbocker Group offers comprehensive design and construction services for homes and commercial buildings. Our experience with historic renovation ranges from a 1930s Tudor home to a Maine fog signal and light station. Our design team offers architecture, interior design, engineering and permitting. We provide construction management services, and our in-house craftsmen specialize in custom cabinetry and millwork. With offices in Boothbay and Portland, we are available statewide to assist with historic restoration and preservation projects.
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RESTORING THE PAST AND HONORING TRADITIONWHILE USING MODERN BUILDING SCIENCE TO IMPROVE
THE PERFORMANCE AND SUSTAINABILITY OF HISTORIC HOMESSince 1994
A history of TRUST.If you want to remain true to the architectural beauty and historical accuracy of your home while improving its functionality and energy
efficiency...if your historic home is your treasure and you know its long-term value, then you need
to work with someone you can trust...a team with years of experience in both historic
restoration AND energy efficiency...a team who is as passionate about historic homes as you are.
Kolbert BuildingContact: Dan Kolbert90 Gray Street, Portland, ME 04102Tel: 207-799-8799 Fax: 207-799-8799E-mail: [email protected] approach includes respect for a home’s history, construction, and occupants; careful use of new techniques and materials to improve comfort and efficiency; and consideration of future needs. Every renovation is an opportunity to think these issues through; we bring a professional, creative approach while minimizing disruptions to clients’ lives.
Last Chance WoodworkingContact: David Stenstrom60 Warren Avenue, Portland, ME 04103Tel: 207-749-9998E-mail: [email protected] one man woodworking shop with extensive experience making cabinets and millwork for historic residences and buildings. I can replicate existing architectural details including doors, moldings, sash, mantles, etc. I make and repair period furniture. All work done in the best manner.
Jean Philippe Lefevre58 Exeter St., Portland, ME 04102Tel: 207-774-2984www.JPHLMJ.comProviding all aspects of fine quality plaster work from basic repairs, to skim coating and repairing walls and ceilings, to more elaborate projects, such as custom and decorative moldings.
Maine Dry StoneContact: Chris Tanguay432 North Road, Yarmouth, ME 04096Tel: 207-831-9420Email: [email protected] are committed to the preservation and construction of quality hardscapes. From stone walls to stone foundations, age old standards are upheld.
Maine Historic Preservation CommissionContact: Earle G. Shettleworth, Jr.55 Capitol Street, 65 State House StationAugusta, ME 04333Tel: 207- 287-2132Email: [email protected]/mhpc/The Commission functions as the State Historic Preservation Office. Its Director is the State Historic Preservation Officer (SHPO). The Commission is responsible for the identification, evaluation, and protection of Maine’s significant cultural resources as directed by the National Historic Preservation Act of 1966.
Mid-Maine Restoration, Inc.Contact: Lisa McSwainP.O. Box 185, Boothbay, ME 04537Tel: 207-633-6198 Fax: 207-633-7078Email: [email protected] service restoration contractor specializing in steeples and towers, cupolas and weathervanes.
National Trust for Historic Preservation1785 Massachusetts Ave., Washington, DC 20036-2117Tel: (800) 944-6847www.preservationnation.orgThe National Trust for Historic Preservation is a private, nonprofit membership organization dedicated to saving historic places and revitalizing America’s communities. The Trust was founded in 1949 and provides leadership, education, advocacy, and resources to protect the irreplaceable places that tell America’s story.
Preservation Timber Framing, Inc.Contact: Arron SturgisP.O. Box 28, 77 Berwick Road, Berwick, ME 03901Tel: 207-698-1695Email: arron@preservationtimberframing.comwww.preservationtimberframing.comPreservation Timber Framing, Inc. specializes in the structural repair of historic timber-framed structures throughout Maine, New Hampshire and Eastern Massachusetts. We are a dedicated group of craftspeople experienced in many facets of historic preservation and take great pride to incorporate traditional timber-framing methods in our practices.
ReVision EnergyContact: Jennifer Hatch142 Presumpscot Street, Portland, ME 04103Tel: 207-221-6342Email: [email protected] Energy’s mission is to transition people from fossil fuels to clean, renewable energy to save money and to save the environment. A local company specializing in solar energy and electric hot water and heating systems, ReVision Energy also offers Community Solar Farm shares to utilize solar from remote locations.
ttl-ArchitectsContact: John Turk, AIA30 Danforth Street, #213, Portland, ME 04101Tel: 207-761-9662E-mail: [email protected] winning ttl-Architects has received recognition for its work from the Maine Chapter of the American Institute of Architects, The National Trust for Historic Preservation and Maine Preservation. We provide comprehensive design and preservation services including new construction, rehabilitation, preservation planning, historical surveys, paint and mortar analysis, Section 106 Review, historic tax credit consultation, National Register nominations, HABS/HAER recordation, and Historic Structure reports.
Woods & Co. Civil EngineeringContact: Don Woods4175 Creek Rd, N. Clarendon, VT 05759Tel: 802-773-0333Email: [email protected] civil engineering, and site planning services to private and public historic properties throughout all the New England States. Specializing in water related issues (land grading and site drainage, small dams and other hydraulic structures). Services include investigation documentation, design, and permitting. Feel free to contact me for more information.
Portland Observatory 138 Congress Street, PortlandOpen daily: Memorial Day Weekend through Columbus DayMore info: Greater Portland Landmarks ■ www.portlandlandmarks.org
We're committed to Maine people, their stories and the places we all call home.
Preservation through telling your stories and ours
We bring Maine together.
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Appliances■■ Erickson’s Antique Stoves■■ Vic’s Appliance Center
Architects: Preservation/Restoration■■ Carriage House Studio Architects*■■ Highlands Woodturning*■■ HPI Spurling Thomas■■ Knickerbocker Group*■■ ttl-Architects*
Art and Art Conservation■■ Highlands Woodturning*■■ Peter Lord Plaster and Paint
Barns■■ Cornerstone Building & Restoration ■■ Ed Somers Woodworking*■■ Preservation Timber Framing*
Banks/Homeloans/Mortgages■■ Norway Savings Bank
Books and Publications■■ Advisory Service of Greater Portland Landmarks
■■ Antique Homes Magazine■■ Bangor Daily News■■ Greater Portland Landmarks■■ Maine Historic Preservation Commission*■■ Maine Preservation■■ National Trust for Historic Preservation*■■ Steven Schuyler, Bookseller
Cabinetry/Furniture■■ Cornerstone Building & Restoration■■ Freeport Woodworking■■ Highlands Woodturning*■■ Knickerbocker Group*■■ Last Chance Woodworking*■■ Restoration Resources■■ Taggart Construction■■ Your Kitchen Imagined, LLC
Floors, Floor Renovation■■ Atlantic Hardwoods■■ Taggart Construction
Historic Preservation Organizations■■ City of Portland Historic Preservation Program ■■ Greater Portland Landmarks■■ Historic New England■■ Maine Historic Preservation Commission*■■ Maine Preservation■■ National Trust for Historic Preservation*
Historical Research■■ Greater Portland Landmarks■■ Advisory Service of Greater Portland Landmarks
■■ Maine Historic Preservation Commission■■ Sutherland Conservation & Consulting■■ ttl-Architects*
HVAC Systems■■ ReVision Energy*
Insurance for Historic Buildings■■ Clark Insurance*
Interior Design/Kitchen Design■■ Carriage House Studio Architects*■■ Distinctive Tile & Design■■ Home Again by Hancock Lumber■■ HPI Spurling Thomas■■ Knickerbocker Group*■■ Restoration Resources■■ Vic’s Appliance Center■■ Your Kitchen Imagined, LLC
Paint/Painting/Paint Analysis■■ Historic New England ■■ Jean Philippe Lefevre*■■ Maine Paint■■ Mid-Maine Restoration, Inc.*■■ Ould Colony Artisans■■ Peter Lord Plaster & Paint, Inc.■■ Sutherland Conservation & Consulting■■ ttl-Architects*
Plaster Work■■ Jean Philippe Lefevre*■■ Peter Lord Plaster & Paint, Inc.
Restoration Carpenters and Contractors
■■ Cornerstone Building & Restoration■■ Ed Somers Woodworking*■■ Freeport Woodworking■■ Historic New England■■ Knickerbocker Group*■■ Kolbert Building*■■ Mid-Maine Restoration, Inc.*■■ Preservation Timber Framing*■■ Restoration Resources■■ Taggart Construction
Roofers/Slate Roofers■■ The Heritage Company Coppersmiths, LLC■■ Iron Horse Standing Seam Roofing■■ Mid-Maine Restoration, Inc.* ■■ Restoration Resources
■■ Maine Dry Stone*■■ Maine Masonry Company■■ Masonry Preservation Associates■■ Sebago Stonework■■ Sutherland Conservation & Consulting
Storm Windows■■ Green Mountain Window Co.■■ Innerglass Window Systems LLC■■ Marvin Design Gallery by Eldredge
Stove Restoration■■ Erickson’s Antique Stoves
Tile■■ Distinctive Tile and Design
Timber Framing and Structural Repair
■■ Mid-Maine Restoration*■■ Preservation Timber Framing*■■ Restoration Resources■■ Taggart Construction
Tools■■ Shelter Tools
Waterproofing■■ Right Solutions Waterproofing
Weathervanes■■ Mid-Maine Restoration*
Windows and Doors■■ Bagala Window Works ■■ Cornerstone Building & Restoration■■ Ed Somers Woodworking*■■ Freeport Woodworking■■ Green Mountain Window Co.■■ Home Again by Hancock Lumber■■ Innerglass Window Systems LLC■■ Jacob’s Glass*■■ Kolbert Building*■■ Last Chance Woodworking*■■ Marvin Design Gallery by Eldredge■■ Overhead Door Company of Portland■■ Pella Windows and Doors■■ Restoration Resources■■ Taggart Construction
Wood: Floors & Clapboards (siding & shingles)
■■ Atlantic Hardwoods■■ Cornerstone Building & Restoration ■■ Kolbert Building*■■ Mid-Maine Restoration, Inc.*■■ PC Products■■ Taggart Construction■■ Ward Clapboard Mill
Woodturning■■ Highlands Woodturning*
Wrought Iron / Cast Iron Repair■■ StandFast Works Forge
ENERGY EFFICIENCY/ GREEN BUILDINGAlternative Energy/Solar
■■ Kolbert Building*■■ ReVision Energy*
Energy Efficiency Incentives■■ Casco Bay Insulation■■ Complete Home Evaluation Services■■ Evergreen Home Performance■■ Kolbert Building*■■ ReVision Energy*
Energy Audits■■ Complete Home Evaluation Services■■ Evergreen Home Performance
Energy Conservation■■ Casco Bay Insulation■■ Complete Home Evaluation Services■■ Evergreen Home Performance■■ Green Mountain Window Co.■■ Historic New England ■■ Innerglass Window Systems LLC■■ Marvin Design Gallery by Eldredge■■ Kolbert Building*■■ Taggart Construction
Green Design/Construction■■ Complete Home Evaluation Services■■ Cornerstone Building & Restoration ■■ Freeport Woodworking■■ Historic New England■■ Knickerbocker Group*■■ Kolbert Building*■■ Taggart Construction
Home Weatherization■■ Casco Bay Insulation■■ Cornerstone Building & Restoration■■ Evergreen Home Performance
Greater Portland Landmarks■■ Historic New England ■■ Innerglass Window Systems LLC■■ Kolbert Building*■■ Right Solutions Waterproofing■■ Taggart Construction
Indoor Air Quality■■ Casco Bay Insulation■■ Complete Home Evaluation Services■■ Evergreen Home Performance■■ Kolbert Building*
Insulation for Older Buildings■■ Casco Bay Insulation■■ Evergreen Home Performance ■■ Innerglass Window Systems LLC■■ Kolbert Building*■■ Taggart Construction
Recycled Materials■■ Casco Bay Insulation■■ Kolbert Building*
Sustainable Building/Design ■■ Complete Home Evaluation Services■■ Historic New England■■ Kolbert Building*■■ Taggart Construction
REAL ESTATEHistoric Homes & Properties
■■ Antique Homes Magazine■■ Benchmark Residential & Investment Real Estate
■■ Taggart Construction
Realtors■■ Benchmark Residential & Investment Real Estate
■■ Greater Portland Landmarks■■ Maine Historic Preservation Commission*■■ Maine Preservation■■ National Trust for Historic Preservation*■■ Sutherland Conservation and Consulting■■ ttl-Architects*
