The allure of an historic carriage house is hard to resist. This rare building conjures images of a bygone era – one with horses clip-clopping down the cobblestone streets, and a slower pace to everyday […]
The price of lumber isn’t something homeowners specifically consider when deciding whether or not they should remodel, but soaring prices over the last year were causing unexpected sticker shock. Finally there’s good news to report […]
Belmont‐based Gallagher Remodeling has just been awarded TWO awards from the Professional Remodelers Organization (PRO) of New England. Held annually, the PRO Awards recognize the finest projects and outstanding achievements of professionals in the home […]
With the arrival of spring weather, we often see an increased number of home remodeling project inquiries. After being stuck indoors all winter – especially during a pandemic – we’ve all had ample time to […]
To say that lumber prices have been volatile this year is an understatement. Framing lumber prices soared through much of the year – up nearly 120% at their peak in September when prices reached more […]
Belmont-based Gallagher Remodeling has just been awarded TWO awards from the Building & Remodelers Association of Greater Boston. The prestigious awards were announced at the PRISM Award Gala, held virtually this year in November. Held […]
When we started working with these Winchester homeowners it was clear that they loved where they lived, but their home didn’t quite fit their needs. The upstairs featured three bedrooms and a shared full bathroom. […]
Gallagher Remodeling was presented with a Gold Award for Best Residential Landscape by the Eastern Massachusetts Chapter of the National Association of the Remodeling Industry (EM NARI). Known as the Contractor of the Year (CotY) […]
Gallagher Remodeling, Inc. is honored to be included among the nation’s TOP 500 Remodelers of 2020, in Qualified Remodeler’s 42nd annual TOP 500. Qualified Remodeler is a national publication serving remodelers and home improvement companies […]
We’re ready to return to construction sites once we feel we can keep our healthcare workers safe and not contribute to a potential overload of our healthcare system. We continue to meet remotely with clients to […]