For many of us, living on Cape Cod is a dream—ocean breezes, sandy beaches, and that unmistakable coastal charm. But with that dream also comes a reality of New England: harsh storms, flooding, and erosion that can threaten homes near the water. As storms grow stronger and sea levels rise, building with resilience and sustainability […]
Building Smarter on Cape Cod: Sustainable & Flood-Resistant Homes Read Post »
At Meyer & Sons Construction, we’re always looking for innovative ways to meet the growing demand for energy-efficient homes, especially with the state of Massachusetts pushing for greener building practices. We are excited to announce that one of the most effective solutions we now offer is Insulated Concrete Form (ICF) construction. What is it? Insulated
Building Smarter with Meyer & Sons: The Advantages of ICF Construction Read Post »
In case you haven’t already heard, February 2025 marks an exciting change for Massachusetts homeowners. A new law will allow Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) to be built “by-right” on properties zoned for single-family homes. This means you’ll no longer need a special permit to add an ADU to your property, removing a significant barrier for
Why Winter is a Great Time to Plan Your ADU! Read Post »
As winter approaches, coastal homeowners on the Cape face unique challenges in protecting their properties from harsh weather conditions. The combination of cold temperatures, strong winds, and salty ocean moisture can cause wear and tear on homes if they’re not properly prepared. Taking the time to winterize your coastal home will help prevent costly damage
Winterizing Coastal Homes: How to Protect Your Property from Harsh Winter Weather Read Post »
As the leaves change and cooler temperatures set in, now is a great time to enhance your home’s curb appeal. We understand that Cape homes often take a beating due to harsh weather and salt. At Meyer and Sons, we know how important it is for your home to stand out, whether you’re preparing to
Maximize Your Home’s Curb Appeal This Fall! Read Post »
