Last month Travel and Leisure magazine published an article highlighting some of the gastronomy and hip new trends in the Hudson Valley. Part of their focus was one of our most beloved restorations – Bartlett House. We are honored and proud to be part of this article – we’re celebrating in the shop! Read the article.

The November 14 issue of the New York Times Style Magazine features an article about the Bartlett House in Ghent, NY. We’re excited to see this historic restoration project gaining such widespread attention. Read the article.

Photo by Matthew Novak

The September 28th online edition of the Chatham Courier includes an article by Karrie Allen about the Bartlett House, one of our most challenging and rewarding historic restoration projects. The owners describe how the project was conceived and executed, and their vision for the future. Read the article.

Photo by Karrie Allen

Our Bartlett House restoration project is eligible for the Marvin Windows and Doors 2016 Red Diamond Achiever People’s Choice Award. If you’ve had a chance to look at the newly restored Bartlett House and like what you see, please consider voting for us.

The restoration of the historically registered Bartlett House signifies the rebirth of an era that was really about how important the railroad was for the development of rural America. This magnificent four-story brick building was originally a stop for the railroad that went through Columbia County in Ghent, New York, and is highly regarded as a huge piece of local history. Adding to the building’s historical architecture, affordable Integrity® Wood-Ultrex® Double Hung Windows fit the character of the building perfectly. The results turned out to be an amazing 1800’s building that will be around for another 150 years.

Visually stunning, a complete restoration with no detail overlooked. One of our proudest moments was when this historic building reopened in July 2016. Please stop in, the food is amazing.

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.

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!!

This great little log cabin is located by a lake in Rhinebeck NY. Getting the right cedar shake on the roof really has brought it back to life. The copper flashing is a nice touch. Soon there will be a matching pavilion. A very distinct look that goes so well by the water.

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.