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 busy! If you have experience in kitchen/bath design and/or architectural design, we’re looking for you! We need someone with: • A broad knowledge of relevant products, installation techniques and trades relevant to our industry. • Strong communication, job coordination, and organizational skills. • The ability to interact and communicate well with clients, vendors,
We are busy! If you have experience in kitchen/bath design, architectural design, sales or estimating, or any combination thereof, we’re looking for YOU! We need someone with: A broad knowledge of relevant products, installation techniques and trades relevant to our industry. Strong communication, job coordination, and organizational skills. The ability to interact and communicate well
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
We’re looking to add a Project Developer to our team! If you’re reading this and thinking, “hey, that’s me!” send your resume to [email protected] Objective: Develop cost estimates for pending or awarded projects. Develop Proposals and Contracts for Client Presentation. Prepare awarded projects for production including permitting, advance special ordering, product selection report, engineering reports,
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
From Houzz ~ By Laura Gaskill Vacation plans are being finalized, the kids are getting out of school and the weather is warming up- is your house ready to play? From setting up a summer entryway that can handle all of those beach towels, to making space for Popsicles in the freezer and a hammock on
It’s inexpensive, touch on bacteria, mildew and dirt. Read on for some smart vinegar cleaning tips from Better Homes and Gardens, by Berit Thorkelson. Kitchen Refrigerator– Definitely skip the toxic chemicals where you store your food. Instead, wipe up spills with a 50-50 vinegar-water mix. You can even keep a bottle of the mixture stored
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
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More than ever, we have come together in our homes. In fact, our homes are more important to us than ever. They are our workplace, our safe place, a refuge for our families. For each homeowner, our goal has always been to listen to you, to envision with you, to create a place of happiness and well-being. A space and place where you and your family feel connected and at peace. Since 1988, our family has grown, both in the business sense and personally. From a company of one started while George was a student at Babson College to an award winning Design Build company with offices in Yarmouth and Orleans, we remain dedicated to and so very proud of both families- our work one and our five kids. Never more have we realized or valued the concepts of home and of family. We imagine we are not alone. As we celebrate our essential workers and give our time and treasure to our community, we remain hopeful that what we value and who we value matters. Brighter days and homes filled with family and friends are returning soon. Let’s plan for that together.
