Over a three year period (2010–2013), T.T. Hagan transformed a landmark, 35,000 cu. ft. brick building in the center of Ipswich into a modern brewery and corporate offices.

Some settings you just don't want to leave… Such is the case with this two-acre property in a tidal area off the Merrimack River in Newburyport.

There are few things as satisfying as reclaiming a 125-year-old home that was neglected for 75 years, and turning it back into a place where the whole family gathers to celebrate holidays.

While some would want a "statement home," the owners of this property wanted the barn and shed to blend into the surroundings, and not give away their true functions.

This 1806 home is said to originally have been a gift to ship captain Nathaniel Perkins for his service during the Revolutionary War. Over a decade Tim and his crew transformed the two century-old house and adjacent six-stall barn.

Built in 1750, this well-known Ipswich landmark had been a two-family and had housed a pre-school. Tim Hagan undertook an historic restoration of the property, turning it into a single-family showpiece.

It was an honor to work on this beautiful Plum Island Home in the summer of 2017. View photos of our completed work!