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We're in the process of updating the website - please revisit us soon to see more photos, and info on this project. Husk had a great team for the project, including Amy Boyce, timber framer Alicia Spence and metal worker and carpenter Douglas Thayer. This project was completed with Husk preforming the structural repairs to the windmill's cap as well as jacking and leveling the building, in tandum with a local outfit, Visions Design Build, who did the shingling, windows and co

The windmill was moved locations in its past, and in recent years the rubble stone footings were replaced with concrete piers and...

This three-bay, center chimney, east-facing cape was slated for demolition. It was far past the point of being repaired in situ and the...

Husk Preservation, INC. offers 3D and 2D conceptual drawings as/when needed. At this time, we do not produce CAD drawings. However, we...

Though new-builds aren't usually in our wheel house, Amy of Husk Preservation, INC. designed and built a timber frame pool house....

Husk Preservation, INC. disassemble a mid-1700’s house to save it from demolition. We disassembled every element down to saving all cut...

The Powder House was moved from another location in Kingston, MA to its current location also in Kingston. The structure needed to be...

Working with Contractors Rich McKee and Peter Arenstam, we re-shingled the roof of the main house and ell.

Stain and paint front façade. Open up gable end to expose sills. Repair sills. Reshingle gable end. Install plank frame windows....

As a donation to the Scituate Historical Society, Husk Preservation, INC. re-bedded, re-glazed and painted the windows on the Stockbridge...

The roof framing had been compromised by the addition of an oversized dormer. To repair this, we raised roof by jacking off of a...