Blair Custom Builders

It's finally heating up here in Vermont! If you're wondering if this is the year you finally make your outdoor living dreams come true by adding a new deck, a pool, a patio, or a kitchen, an awning or a pergola, we'd love to hear all about your vision! We have one slot remaining in our Summer 2025 schedule, and we're about to launch partnerships with a couple of exciting brands, so let's chat soon if you're ready to bring your vision into reality!

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It's that time of year again.... Professional license renewal! In Vermont, residential building contractors are required to register with the state's Office of Professional Regulation (OPR) if conducting $10,000 or more of residential construction services in a year. It's a very basic licensing program - far simpler than electricians and plumbers are required to complete. But at least we have something and this requirement helps ensure the public has licensed, professional options when selecting a carpenter or renovation contractor. We (myself and our company, Blair Custom Builders) would very much like to see a more robust licensing process that requires passing tests for understanding of building codes, workplace safety and contract requirements that better protect the consumer. So, we take it upon ourselves to conduct our business in that manner while advocating for that more robust licensing policy.

Hey Lamell Lumber ... Do better!

If you meet the workers demands, we'll do business with you for the next house we build (coming up this summer).

You can be heroes or zeros. Choose wisely!

https://vtdigger.org/2025/02/07/after-wage-dispute-immigrant-workers-protest-loss-of-jobs-and-housing/

If it's time for your kitchen to be remodeled, drop us a message! Nice puzzle today, The New York Times NYTimes Strands