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Addison Residential: Building dreams gether to form a new company called Addison Residential with headquarters at 16 Creek Rd. in Middlebury. “We opened our doors on April 1 and we’ve been pretty darn busy ever since, Gingras said. “Our mission is to specialize in residential design, management, consulting and millwork throughout the northeastern U.S.” Gingras, who is president and consultant for Addison Residential, said the new business was born out of an industry need to provide more personalized, complete and detailed residential planning services. “Our services are geared toward helping the homeowner, architect or builder have a comprehensive building package in order to maximize the project budget and outcome,” he said.

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MIDDLEBURY | Mike Gingras grew up in Addison County on a dairy farm. While a student in the sixth grade, he took an early interest in drafting and building construction. From that point forward through highschool, he took drafting courses which eventually led him to attend Vermont Technical College. There, he obtained a degree in Architectural and Engineering Design.

For nearly 24 years, Gingras owned and operated a design-build company in Addison County. Throughout this time he built over 300 homes throughout the northeastern U.S. Following the downsizing of Connor Homes in Middlebury, Gingras and a group of building professionals put their heads and talents to-

Residential space-planning consulting. She and other staffers also work on interior elevations and plans, cabinetry, stairs, fireplace mantels and specialty millwork.

In the area architectural design, architectural designers Joe Murphy, Bryan Waters, and Theodore Gillen, III, provide schematic level plans for builder pricing, full sets of construction drawings and specifications to obtain engineering stamps, structural framing plans, material take-offs and cut lists, as well as as-built plans.​Meanwhile, Kyle Gingras, John Gingras Jason Nickerson and Jeff Stanley are the business’ talented furniture and cabinets makers, carpenters, millers, According to Gingras the business focus

of Addison Residential which sets it apart is its exceptional design and engineering services and the ability to produce specialty millwork at a nearby site leased from G. Stone Commercial. “We’re here to support builders and homeowners throughout the northeast,” Mike Gingras said.

To learn more about Addison Residential’s services for all your building and interior needs, contact Gingras at (802) 388-7707 or via email at mikeg@addisonresidential.com ■ LEFT: Addison Residential’s Mike Gingras and Joe Murphy. ABOVE & RIGHT: Examples of work by Addison Residential.

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Addison Residential specializes in residential design, management, consulting and millwork throughout the Northeastern U.S. We were born out of an industry need to provide more personalized, complete and detailed residential planning services. Our services are geared toward helping the homeowner, architect or builder have a comprehensive building package in order to maximize the project budget and outcome.

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The shed market all across the country has been supplying flimsy, ugly outbuildings with few choices,” he told the Eagle.

“After studying firsthand the many architectural styles around the country, including Frank Lloyd Wright, I came up with several cottage designs. From the earliest beginnings ,experimenting with dog houses, I knew I could provide a superior product using native lumber and Vermont craftsmen.”

Today, Mongano’s line includes tiny cottages, houses on wheels, get-away cabins, sheds, barns, sugar shacks, even a solar cabin for “green” off-the-grid living which includes a controller, batteries and P.V. panel. » Tiny Houses Cont. on pg. 5

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» Tiny Houses Cont. from pg. 4 Mongano said that in 2004, Jamaica Cottage Shop, Inc. purchased a manufacturing facility two miles north of where his company srated in Jamaica in South Londonderry.

“Our current 70,000 square foot factory allows all products to be built indoors. We expanded the product line and developed the cottage sheds to include the current pre-cut post and beam kits.”

Today, Jamaica Cottage Shop produces a surprising variety of top-quality wood sheds and cottages.

“We ship all our creations such as our prefab storage sheds, prefab cottage kits, wood shed kits and more, all over the United States and Canada, and beyond,” according to Mongano.

Built by Vermont tradesmen, each structure is crafted with a personality of its own creating a distinctive and aesthetically pleasing sight that will enhance any landscape.

“We offer complete design-to-finish solutions for clients searching for a special sanctuary,” he said. “And I’ve come up with 10 reasons why Jamaica Cottage Shop is your best choice.”

Mongano’s 10 reasons to choose his Vermont- made products are as follows: 1. Made in the USA. Our Vermont craftsmanship and locally sourced, sustainably harvested rough-sawn lumber ensure that you will be receiving a product that surpasses standards.

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To learn about these Vermont-made structures, visit online at Jamaicacottageshop.com. For directions to visit the show yard, call 802.297.3760 or email Mongano at Design@JamaicaCottageshop.com. ■ Tiny cottages, sheds, barns even a solar-powered cabin kit are available from the made-in-Vermont Jamaica Cottage Shop.

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BRISTOL | Vermont is visible worldwide as much for its environmental concern as it is for its environmental regulations. No matter where you stand regarding government’s role in the matter, that passion for environmental standards has also become part of many business missions in the home improvement and building sector here.

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» Vermont Wood Cont. from pg. 6 great-grandfather Noah Lathrop, a Civil War veteran. He made clapboards and shingles in the 1870s,” Lathrop notes.

Exclusively Vermont Wood Products selects the best in local hardwood species: Aspen, ash, basswood, beech, birch, black cherry, elm (a rarity in many northeastern states), hickory, red maple, sugar maple, red oak, and white oak. Softwoods are also chosen with care and include pine and white cedar.

Lathrop points out that his lumber operation includes a variety of products and services which include premium kiln-dried hardwood and softwood lumber for cabinets, furniture, and more.

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» Vermont Wood Cont. from pg. 7 Lathrop’s website tells the fascinating story of his allAmerican, all-Vermont business.

“Our sawmill is Vermont’s only mill that quartersaws for it’s own flooring production,” he proudly reports.

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Six ways to bring warmth into your home this fall With the shorter days and cooler nights of fall can come the urge to hibernate. But first prepare yourself and your home for the season with these cozy and warm accents that will make time spent indoors cozier.

1. INCORPORATE METALLIC DÉCOR

While you’re breaking out the pumpkins, cornstalks and cornucopias, take a different approach this season and incorporate copper or brass accents. These metallic items will elevate décor, and the orange and yellow tones will complement the changing leaves outside.

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