We’re so pleased to have our Hatfield Farm barn restoration project be a featured article in Main Street Magazine’s March issue. John really captured the spirit of the project. Click here to download a PDF of the article.

We are proud to announce that George Lagonia Jr. Inc. has been chosen to build the new Austerlitz Fire House. We are looking forward to partnering up with our community to build a high quality firehouse that will stand the test of time. We will be part of every phase of the process including fund raising. Please feel free to help the members and the Austerlitz community reach their goal. The project expects to kick off by April 1, 2015

The results of a great client and great craftsmanship. A common vision between client, architect (Darren P. Mercer AIA) and General Contractor resulted in an amazing 160 year old barn restoration. It includes a world class gym, sports court, adult lounge, garage, and antique train room. It is by far one our greatest undertakings to date!!

The Spencertown Academy was in a bind. They no longer could use the front entry of this amazing structure. A busy summer of events was planned and the front porch was in need of  a major renovation. The results speak for themselves. We are very proud to continue restoring such great structures in our community.

Thanks Times Union for making Lagonia Construction and the Spencertown Academy “Your Best Shot” of the week!

Progress, Progress, Progress! The standing seam roof has been completed on our historic barn project. The combination of the custom siding and the standing seam roof really captures the essence of what this barn looked like 150 years ago.

We are one step closer to start framing this great mountain top house. We took advantage of the weather today and are totally ready for the concrete slab. Radiant tubing tomorrow and we will be all set for the big concrete slab pour on Friday!!!

This 20,000 square foot barn, originally constructed in 1854, is undergoing a complete historic restoration. The first phase of the project required cleaning up the surrounding area, removing any loose or ill-fitting exterior planking, and substantive structural reinforcement. The next phase included lifting the building to allow rebuilding of the foundation.

Ever wonder how your favorite pizzeria makes such great pizza? The secret: a pizza oven. The heat in a brick oven is different from the heat in home ovens. Not only are the temperatures much hotter, but the heat is distributed more evenly. Pizzas cook faster, and moisture is sealed off, preventing the base of the dough from becoming soggy.

We’ve built brick ovens for homes and businesses throughout the northeast. If your kitchen could use a brick oven, or maybe if just like a new kitchen all together, give us a call. We’d be happy to discuss what makes sense for you.