Chadsworth produces columns representing all five orders of classical architecture. Columns are made of wood, fiberglass, and polyester resin. Decorative capitals are also produced to complete the classic look. Our company has sold more than one million columns to date. Other elements are also produced in a variety of materials.

CinderWhit & Company promotes the restoration and construction of porches with replica or custom designed porch posts, newel posts, balusters, spindles, and finials for exterior and interior applications.

Whether building a new home or restoring a classic, we are confident that you have never encountered a half round gutter system so elegant, durable and user-friendly.

We are one of two companies in North America that still produces an old Rock Face Concrete Block.

We feature spruce and pine quartersawn clapboards as well as other vertical grain building materials. The old New England houses that dot the countryside are the best examples that wood siding can withstand the test of time.

Family-owned business producing exterior and interior ornamental millwork: spandrels, moldings, brackets, dentils, corbels, newel caps, porch posts, balusters, siding, sunbursts, shingles, roof ridge treatments.

Wood Brackets are an excellent addition to both the inside and outside of the home. ProWoodMarket® Brackets are also used in large commercial projects to add architectural interest and detail. These handcrafted pieces also look great in free-standing structures such as gazebos and pergolas and are a perfect way to dress up porches and entrances.

Vermont Slate Company provides high quality slate roofing products at the best prices with a high level of customer service. Our experienced staff can help you find the slate roofing product that fits your needs and budget.

The W.F. Norman Corp. produces quality tin ceilings and stamped sheet metal products with 140 ceiling designs and over 1,300 ornaments available in zinc, copper and brass.

Ward Clapboard Mill specializes in producing authentic Vertical Grain Early American Clapboards