Morse & Doak Builders

Home Improvement Professionals , General Contractors , Accessory Dwelling Units , Home Remodeling , Home Additions , Basement Remodeling
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Morse & Doak Builders
3 Reviews

Gorham Farmhouse

Country: United States
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Day one of demolition in the kitchen
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Kitchen cabinets and appliances removed
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Kitchen walls and ceiling removed
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Removing the upstairs partitions in the old apartment
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Tomas and Christian carefully removing the old floor boards from an upstairs bedroom
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The upper level of the ell with partitions removed and new collar ties
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Schaedler Concrete pouring the new slab in the side entry
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New concrete slab at side entry curing
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The old floor joists being removed one by one. They had been installed in the wrong orientation, possibly to gain more headroom in the kitchen below, so the floor above sagged quite a bit.
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Tall post jacks set up in in the dining room allowed us to carefully lift the ceiling to reduce the sag in the bathroom floors above.
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With new engineered I Joists installed Tomas, Lonny and Greg begin laying down the new plywood subfloor upstairs.
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New subfloor installed with a framed opening near the chimney at the far end where the new stair will go.
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New stair opening.
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Partitions to divide the Master Suite functions begin going up.
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Master Bath walls.
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Tomas and Darius begin framing the raised floor at the side entry off the kitchen.
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The expanded kitchen on the first floor with new ceiling joists.
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The chimney at the end of the kitchen will remain exposed alongside the new stairway.
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Looking down the face of the chimney into the basement from the second floor.
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Master Suite partition walls finished. The plywood sheer wall provides lateral structure for the ell.
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Lonny consulting the architectural drawings by Jeff Peavey Design in the new kitchen.
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Standing in the front entryway looking down the long hallway leading to the kitchen. New subfloor down and ready for pine flooring.
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The crew laying down the new wide pine flooring over the radiant heating panels in the kitchen.
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Soaking tub in the master bathroom.
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Master shower waiting for tile.
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New wide pine flooring with ground heads to enhance the period look.
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Drew nailing down the new flooring in the laundry room.
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Darius and Drew working on the new flooring in the upper connecting hallway.
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New truss on end wall built by Ethan creates structural symmetry in the vaulted ceiling in the master bedroom.
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New window aprons match existing aprons in the original part of the house.
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The walls and ceiling in the kitchen are skim coated with plaster.
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New modern double vanity in the master bathroom.
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Wide pine flooring continues up the stairs and into the second floor spaces. Old beams removed from the house during demolition are resurrected to for the newel posts.
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Pocket doors provide privacy for the bathroom and closets in the master suite.
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Lonny and his custom sliding barn door built out of old planks that will now mark the entrance to the owner's "Meat Room"
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Drew and Greg installing the custom vent cover over the Aga Cooker.
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Greg sanding down the new pine flooring in the pantry area.
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The Aga cooker being assembled in place.
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New window trim constructed to match the trim in the old house, with tiled border in the master bathroom.
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The custom built sliding wood plank door in operation at the side entry.
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A six panel door in construction at our shop back in Woolwich will be used to blend in with the old doors in the main house.
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The deep sink and custom end cabinet in the laundry room.
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Custom pull out wire racks on the open cabinet will be for drying sweaters, complete with an internal fan for moisture control.
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The kitchen by the Kennebec Company and installed by Morse & Doak
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Custom wood top assembled from old planks salvaged during demolition adorn the sideboard built by the Kennebec Company cabinetmakers.
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Ethan installing new window trim in the kitchen.
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Granite steps at the side entry being assembled piece by piece.
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Darius and Lonny carefully moving the final granite tread into place.
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Lonny and Ethan assembling the custom wood vanity with stainless support framework in the kid's bathroom.
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The fully assembled six panel door at our shop.
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The Aga cooker fully installed with recessed lighting in the above cabinet.
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