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February 2013

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Cover feature from its inception, bob���s business model entailed a philosophical doctrine that would endure for, yes, a generation to come. ���I wanted to do more than just build nice homes for people,��� says bob. ���When you realize that clients have selected you to create the biggest and most important investment of their lifetimes and the memories that will evolve from it, homebuilding takes on a greater meaning. We���ve been fortunate to work for clients who have had a good grasp of what they wanted and how we were able to adapt our capabilities to facilitate their needs and individual preferences. ���I���ve found that there is no substitute for establishing a partnership with each customer from day one of every project. That is how a strong bond of trust can be built along with the home.��� That trust has led to a steady stream of referrals, not just among satisfied customers��� friends, but with their immediate families as well. ���Along with my son, Rob, who has generated his own following, we���re into the next generation of giving customers precisely what they want in a home, along with a more pleasurable homebuilding experience,��� bob says. ���We���re very proud of that. ��� It is a very rewarding feeling.��� Rob became involved in the business during his youth, when he would ride the dump trucks picking up debris on job sites. like his dad, he ventured away from the Cape Cod area after college graduation, to florida, where he met his future wife. While there, Rob, too, longed for the unique coastal living environment in which he was raised; so, back home he came. 1 2 | Greater boston Builder+architect Boston.BuiLDerarChiteCt.Com photos �� Dan Cutrona Builder: McPhee Associates of Cape Cod. Architect: Neshamkin French Architects Inc. Superb craftsmanship and architectural details are found in this quaint Cape Cottage.

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