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Le Fleuriste

Le Fleuriste

With forty years of building experience, Kistler & Knapp Builders, Inc., has grown to be one of the most highly regarded construction firms in the Greater Boston region. Much of our work reflects the most demanding architectural concepts; all of our work reflects the finest in craftsmanship.

In any project, Kistler & Knapp has always understood the importance of effective communication and working well with the entire team in all aspects of the building process. To that end, the foundation of our reputation rests on superb management, transparent accounting, and fiscal prudence; these principles are key to creating successful relationships during construction and well into the future.

Managing human resources is also central to achieving the best value. A continuous effort to foster positive energy in the building community guides our endeavors.

What inspires your work?

Reihl Mahoney: The team here at KKB. I did a quick tally, and our employees have a total of over 800 years of real-world construction experience. Yep, I said over 800. That’s a lot of experience to be able to lean on, learn from, collaborate with, and—most importantly—share.

What motivates you?

Ken Frommer: We’re lucky to work with the best architects and designers in the Northeast. Our motivation comes from daily opportunities to build designs and details that challenge convention and require the best craftspeople and materials available.

What are emerging trends in your industry?

Reihl Mahoney: There are some really cool advances in sustainable wood treatments making the use of rainforest woods a thing of the past. Accoya, Thermory Ash, and Kebony are some of the products being utilized these days for siding, trim, and decking. They are made from sustainably harvested and readily available trees in North America and Europe. They are thermally modified through different processes to make wood products that are durable, stable, rot- and insect-resistant, and beautiful.

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