George Davis, Inc. is looking for a talented Kitchen and Bath Designer to join our fast paced and fun team. This person must possess a strong background in design, sales, project management and experience in CAD, preferably Chief Architect. We are looking for someone creative, committed and detail oriented that’s ready to jump in! Responsibilities
2020 has been a year filled with many surprises and challenges. It has also been an incredibly busy year for us and for that, we are very thankful and humbled. At the heart of GDI are our wonderful, dedicated employees. We could not accomplish all we do without them! Two of our office staff members
We are looking for one or more people as full-time, year-round laborers. Some construction background is a plus, but not necessary. There is an opportunity for growth if looking to gain experience in the construction field. Duties consist of deliveries, clean-up, lumber and material runs, demolition, and other general construction duties. You must have a
This year at our Christmas party, Jay Lescault was not only Employee of the Year, but also was our Spirit Award recipient. Jay has been with us since 2013 and has grown exponentially in his skill set during that time. He is willing to go above and beyond and always does so with a smile
Despite the popular misconception that most seniors are eager to downsize from their family home into that space-efficient, low maintenance condo, studies show that once someone hits 55-ish, they prefer to stay put. Lately, “aging in place” is the buzz phrase in renovations and remodeling. And since many people retire to the Cape to enjoy
From Houzz, by Lisa Frederick Whether you’re remodeling a kitchen, building one from scratch or just ready to give yours a face-lift, countertops are a central part of the look. And you may be daunted by the wealth of options on the market; countertop surfaces range from well-known butcher block to less common materials such
If you’ve been a client of ours, you know that Deb Esborn is a very talented designer. She recently took on her own bathroom renovation at home and experienced first-hand what it’s like to live through a renovation. Here’s what she had to say about her own experience… So what happens when a bath designer
By now, everyone knows that the construction industry is experiencing incredible demand, supply chain issues, price increases, and lack of skilled labor. The word ‘unprecedented’ is thrown around a lot and does not do justice to what we are experiencing. As much as we try to be realistic with our commitments, we started to see delays, product availability issues, and price increases, such as-
If your project is in construction, you are our priority. We will do everything we possibly can to complete your project quickly without sacrificing quality or our integrity in any way.
If your project is in the design or planning phase, we will continue to develop the plans and specifications for you, but we beg your patience as we finish up those who came before you.
If you are thinking about calling us for a new project, please know that your work is equally important to us since we will need new projects to move on to, so we are counting on you!
Going forward, our only promise will be that we will do the very best we can for you. We will try to build reasonable schedules, including planned delays, but will also qualify them realizing we just do not know what to expect. We love what we do, we love our clients, and we want to keep it that way. Thank you for your understanding!
