Dedicated to hands-on craftsmanship
for the benefit of
current and future generations.
Justin Fink has over 20 years of experience in home building, restoration and woodworking. In March of 2020, he welcomed his first child and decided to build a business that would inspire the next generation of craftspeople.
A Connecticut native, Justin has a soft spot for historic New England buildings. Using his knowledge of the Secretary of the Interior Standards, Justin has completed many restorations and renovations. He is committed to constant learning and incorporates modern building practices and environmentally friendly materials into his work.
In addition to our work on residential home, we have worked on some of the most prestigious historic buildings in CT and surrounding states, including:
Isham Terry House, Hartford, CT - Door restoration, porch repairs, window restoration
Leffingwell House, Norwich, CT - 18th century style window restoration
Comstock Ferre, Wethersfield, CT - Porch restoration and reproduction
Webb Deane Stevens Barn, Wethersfield, CT - Barn floor repairs
Phelps Hatheway House, Suffield, CT - Porch restoration, window work, quoin reproduction/repairs
United Church of Christ, Lenox, MA - Reproduction clock faces
Palmer-Warner House, East Haddam, CT - Reproduction millwork
Buckingham Governor’s Mansion, Norwich, CT - Reproduction windows
Nathan Hale Homestead, Coventry, CT - Reproduction bulkhead doors, screen door, exterior rot repair
Hempstead Houses, New London, CT - Reproduction windows
First Church Wethersfield, Wethersfield, CT - Reproduction windows, reproduction exterior millwork
Butler McCook House, Hartford, CT - Window restoration
Oldwick Zion Church, Oldwick, NJ - Reproduction triple hung gothic windows
Congregational Church of Plainville, Plainville, CT - Window Restoration
Worthington Meeting House, Berlin, CT - Full restoration of cupola
Greenleaf House, Norwich, CT - Reproduction windows, reproduction corbel brackets
Governor Jonathan Trumbull House, Lebanon, CT - Exploratory demolition to allow for structural repairs
American Clock Museum, Bristol, CT - Window restoration and reproduction windows
Buttolph-Williams House, Wethersfield, CT - Reproduction windows