Writer Jon Gorey interviewed us for a piece about old construction versus new. “They Just Don’t Build ‘Em Like They Used To—But Should They”. It’s a wonderfully fun exploration of both materials and process; what do we know about the past key elements of quality construction and how we implement similar thinking today (or do … Continued

Allison had a chance to share her career story and give a little company insight to Boston Voyager Magazine. Boston Voyager seeks to give “our big city a little bit of that small town community charm where people know each other.” We hope this helps you know F.H. Perry Builder a little bit more! Click … Continued

I’m never sure when things happen for a reason and when they just happen. I was contemplating this when I found myself in a southbound car in the snow on April 15th with only a hint of an itinerary, a pre-teen, an eight year old, a couple of overnight bags, my Dad and a week … Continued

This year the focus was on housing with keynote speaker Jay Ash, MA Secretary of Housing and Economic Development. The conference featured a panel of experts discussing issues and policies that affect housing in the region including Michael Goodman, the Executive Director of the Public Policy Center at UMass Dartmouth, a representative of an affordable … Continued

The Leadership MetroWest twice-yearly Breakfast events are an opportunity for alumni to gather for professional and personal development and to make connections with others in their impressive alumni network. The theme for the 2018 Spring Breakfast was “What’s Your Story?”   Our personal stories and life experiences shape who we are. They inform our values, crystallize our … Continued

The Boston waterfront is a special place to do a project and we were delighted to team up with Doreve Nicholaeff and Jessica Vaule on this delightful project high above Rowes Wharf. Doreve took complete advantage of the Harbor views and, using the homeowners aesthetic Doreve and Jessica challenged us with ultra clean lines, perfect … Continued

I get that not every person is a dog person. Dogs shed and bark. They lick unimaginably hard places to reach and eat things that: a. you don’t know how they found and b. you would never even touch with your bare hand. They jump on the counter, jump on your mother-in-law, jump into bed … Continued

Over the years song lyrics have contributed significantly to the outcome of my life. Music re-orients my mood or perspective in an instant and I’m certain there is some neuro-researcher out there who thinks we should all have personal playlists to navigate our days and be done with angst and emotional BS altogether. So all … Continued