Building for Resilience: Coastal Construction Techniques for Cape Cod

At Meyer and Sons, we understand the unique challenges that come with building along Cape Cod’s picturesque yet vulnerable coastline. The region’s susceptibility to flooding, erosion, and storm surges necessitates innovative construction techniques and materials designed to withstand these harsh conditions. Our expertise in coastal construction allows us to create resilient structures that not only […]

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Hot Topics in Cape Cod Building and Construction: A Meyer and Sons Blog Series

As residents living and working on Cape Cod, we at Meyer and Sons understand the unique challenges and opportunities that come with building and construction on our beautiful peninsula. Cape Cod’s charm and history provides both inspiration and responsibility for builders and homeowners alike. Through this blog series, we aim to address some of the

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Should Sewer Expansion on Cape Cod Allow Increased Density? Revisiting Zoning Bylaws

As the population of Cape Cod continues to grow year after year, sewer expansion remains a hot topic. It may not be the most glamorous subject, but it is certainly a crucial one!  As land and building developers here at Meyer and Sons, we believe that the expansion of sewer infrastructure on Cape Cod is

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The Importance of Pre-Construction Services when Building or Renovating a Home

Having a contractor on board during the pre-construction phase of building or renovating a home is essential, especially when you partner with seasoned professionals who understand the unique intricacies of Cape Cod. The good news is that here at Meyer and Sons, we have over 30 years of experience with a team of experts well-versed

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