Every family starts at home,
we're here to make that home a reality
Tamier is your single point of contact for the whole project — coordinating licensed design professionals and managing construction, concept through completion.
One accountable team coordinates design and engineering, develops the construction plan and pricing, and manages the build through completion. Decisions get made once, by the people who'll be standing on the site when they matter.
We start with how the home needs to work for you, then bring in the right architect to draw it — shaping the concept, plans, and renderings with you before a single wall moves.
We get the structural and civil engineering resolved with the engineer while the home is still on paper — the one place a structural problem costs an eraser instead of a change order.
The same team that coordinated your design runs the build — managing the schedule, the site, the inspections, and qualified trade partners, with licensed work performed by licensed professionals.
From the structure up to the finish, and from the foundation out to the landscape. Select a capability to see its full scope.
Eight stages, one team carrying your project the whole way — the red line below tracks your place in it.
We sit down to understand your goals, your property, and the home you're picturing.
We bring in the right architect and begin turning your vision into a concept.
We manage the design end to end, keeping you involved as the plans take shape.
We coordinate the structural and civil engineering alongside the design, so the plan you approve has already been reviewed by the engineer for how it gets built.
We prepare the documentation and manage the permit submissions with the local building department on your behalf.
We build the budget line by line off the finished design, so you're pricing the home that's actually been drawn — in detail, before work begins.
We supervise every trade, schedule, and inspection through to completion.
We walk the finished home, close out every last detail, and hand it over.
Clients work directly with the two of us — from the first consultation to the final punch item — never passed down a chain of project managers. As we grow, that stays the standard: the two of us who founded the company stay in the room.
Request a ConsultationWe're brothers. We started Tamier because we had both spent enough time on residential job sites to know exactly where they go wrong — in the handoffs. Architect to engineer, engineer to builder, builder to whichever trade happens to be free that week. Every one of those gaps is a place for the schedule to slip and the quality to quietly drop. We wanted to build a company without them.
One of us came up through engineering: a civil engineering degree, then years in the field as an MEP superintendent coordinating mechanical, electrical, and plumbing work. The other came up through the trades, with hands-on experience in residential plumbing and a feel for what's behind a wall before it's opened. One of us has spent his career making sure the drawings are right. The other has spent his making sure what gets built matches them.
Growing up, nothing in our house got handed to a contractor. If something broke, we fixed it, and if we didn't know how, we figured it out before we asked anyone. That's still how we work. We answer our own phones, we're on our own sites, and we'd rather tell you something honest and unwelcome early than comfortable and wrong.
What that means for you is simple. You deal with the two of us, the founders — the same faces from the first walkthrough to the final punch item, not a salesman at the start and a stranger at the end. Tamier is the company we built together, and we treat every project as a reflection of us.
Renovation, addition, or a full design-build from the ground up — every project starts with a conversation about goals, scope, and budget.
Structure and envelope — the work everything else stands on, built to the engineered plans and weather-tight before a single finish trade walks on site.
The skeleton of the home, laid out directly from the stamped drawings. Load paths run continuous from foundation to ridge, engineered lumber carries the spans that dimensional lumber can't, and everything is held plumb, level, and square — because a frame that's off by an eighth today is a cracked ceiling and a sticking door two winters from now.
A roof is a system, not a layer of shingles. We deliver the full assembly for Massachusetts weather — ice and water protection at eaves and valleys, step and counter flashing at every penetration, and ridge-to-soffit ventilation designed to keep the frame beneath it dry. Asphalt architectural or standing-seam metal, integrated into a continuous envelope.
The engineered drawings are reviewed on paper — loads, spans, and connections — so issues can be identified and addressed before lumber is ordered.
Every phase is documented, staged, and ready for sign-off. We build to the inspector's checklist from the start, so approvals are less likely to hold up the schedule.
The envelope is closed and weather-tight before interior trades begin — no finishes installed over a structure that's still taking on water.
Renovation means building inside a structure that already exists — often while you're living in it. Success comes down to sequencing, protection, and knowing what's behind the wall before it opens.
Kitchens, baths, and full-gut renovations — including the structural scope many remodelers avoid. When a wall comes down, we coordinate installation of the engineered beam that replaces it — sized by the structural engineer, installed to the approved plans. When a layout changes, the plumbing, electrical, and HVAC are rerouted by licensed trades, coordinated by people who've run that work in the field, so the systems behind your new walls are as clean as the finishes on them.
The exterior is where curb appeal and building science meet. New siding, windows, doors, and trim change how the home looks — but the layer underneath is what we're really building: weather barrier, flashing pans, and air sealing detailed so the facade sheds water and cuts drafts, not just photographs well.
We investigate before we demolish — structure, plumbing, and wiring are mapped first to reduce avoidable surprises. When concealed conditions do turn up, they're documented and handled through a written change process.
Working hours, dust barriers, floor protection, and daily cleanup are set in writing before we start. You're living there; the site rules reflect it.
The person who walks your estimate is the person who runs your job and closes your punchlist. Nothing is lost in translation between departments.
Paint is ninety percent preparation. A finish is only as flat, as crisp, and as durable as the surface underneath it — so that's where our work actually happens.
Walls, ceilings, trim, and cabinetry — with the prep standard written into the scope: patch, skim, sand, prime, caulk. Doors and trim are shop- or field-sprayed by qualified finishers for a factory-smooth result when the specification calls for it; cut lines at ceilings and casings are run by hand. Products are low-VOC and named in the proposal by brand and line, so you know exactly what's going on your walls.
New England weather is the real client on an exterior job. Every square foot of bare wood is washed, scraped, sanded, and spot-primed before the first finish coat — then two coats go on inside the product's temperature and humidity window, not just whenever a crew happens to be available. Failing trim and rot are repaired by qualified carpenters before coating, because paint over bad wood is money thrown at the problem, not a fix.
Our scope lists the preparation, not just the paint — so you can compare bids on what actually determines how long a finish lasts.
Exact brand, line, and sheen in writing. No "contractor grade" substitutions between the quote and the can.
The final inspection happens under angled light — the light that finds every flaw — before we ever ask you to sign off.
Outdoor work in New England lives or dies on what's underneath it — grading, drainage, and base preparation — long before anything beautiful goes on top.
The planning phase. Measured site plans, planting palettes chosen for the region, and a grading and drainage strategy set before anything is built. For larger properties, we phase the master plan so the yard can be built over seasons without redoing work.
Building the yard itself — excavation and grading, drainage and downspout management, irrigation, soil preparation, lawn installation, and the trees and shrubs that give the plan its shape. The land is made to work before it's made to look good.
Patios, walkways, retaining walls, outdoor kitchens, and fire features — every one of them built on compacted, frost-aware base depths, because in a freeze–thaw climate a patio is only as flat as the gravel beneath it.
Natural and manufactured stone: staircases, walls, veneer, and fountains — mortared or dry-laid. Custom stonework is the slowest trade on the property and the one that outlasts everything planted around it. We treat it that way.
Every design starts with where water goes. Grading and drainage are drawn before plantings and patios, so the plan moves water away from the home and the hardscape.
Base depths, materials, and compaction are specified for freeze–thaw — the difference between a patio that stays flat and one that heaves in year two.
Planning and installation run through one project team, so there's no gap between what's on paper and what goes in the ground.
Tamier is a new firm, and this page is where that stops being something we say and starts being something we show. As projects finish — and homeowners give written permission — the case studies land here.
The homeowner's goal, the constraint that shaped the design, the decisions made along the way, and the completed result — not just the prettiest angle.
Photos of the actual project — before, during, and after. Never stock imagery, and never another firm's work presented as ours.
Nothing goes up without the homeowner's written approval, and personal details stay private — the work speaks without exposing the address.
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