TAGGART CONSTRUCTION
About us
Taggart Construction is a general contractor specializing in energy efficient, eco-friendly building. Established in Freeport, Maine in1994, we have defined the cutting edge of sustainable building. Working with our architect or yours, we create homes that incorporate sustainable building practices based on your lifestyle. Taggart's portfolio also includes renovations and historic restoration. Our woodshop, Freeport Woodworking, provides handcrafted architectural millwork, cabinetry and furniture. (freeportwoodworking.com)
Business highlights
Services we offer
ENERGY STAR, LEED, addition, advanced framing, architect, architectural woodworking, carpentry, construction, craftsman, custom home builder, design build, energy efficiency, energy efficient, energy saving, environmental responsibility, environmentally friendly, green, healthy buildings, high performance, historic buildings, historic renovation, indoor air quality, new homes, occupant healthy, passive solar, remodeling, renovation, restoration, solar energy, sustainable
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Peter was knowledgeable, thoughtful, and patient as we worked our way from insulating the basement, renovating the kitchen, replacing ten windows, putting a dormer and balcony on the top floor, and replacing the roof. Everyone who worked for Taggart Construction, and for Freeport Woodworking, the cabinet-making partner of Taggart Construction, was unfailingly thorough, careful, and nice. We would absolutely work with them again, and recommend them whole-heartedly.
We have to give them a lot of credit for working with us within our budget which even entailed leaving a few things left undone for us to finish on our own at a later date. They (and we) knew this going in and they were fine with it.
Licensing
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