B+A Greater Boston

January 2025

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and radius work—allow Liberty Cedar to meet precise specifications for even the most unique projects, making them a reliable source for custom woodwork and detailed finishes. They handle all species, specifications or scope of any size project At the heart of Liberty Cedar's success is a dedication to a company culture focused on partnership, education and customer service. They strive to be more than just a supplier to their clients, aiming instead to be a valuable partner who understands and anticipates their needs. This starts with a committed, knowledgeable team. Employees are the backbone of Liberty Cedar, and the company invests in their growth and expertise through regular training and monthly sales meetings. They strive to foster a culture of enthusiasm and integrity, knowing that when the team thrives, so then does the company. Everyone has a voice and knows their opinions or ideas matter. Product knowledge runs deep—from purchasing and sales to yard workers. Owner Patti Heintzelman has been in the lumber business for over 30 years and was fortunate to acquire Liberty in 2019. "It ha s been my g reatest plea sure working a longside such a dedicated team of individuals who inspire me every day," Patti said. Customer ser vice is centra l to the compa ny 's mission. They provide personalized guidance and expert advice for each project, whether it's a single room or an entire home. An experienced sales group and expert online support teams are dedicated to ensuring every client feels informed about Liberty Cedar products. They provide guidance and assistance for jobs across the country so that clients can make well‑informed decisions. Meticulous in every aspect of our work, the company selects sustainably sourced materials to PHOTOGRAPHY: DAMIANOS PHOTOGRAPHY BOSTON.BUILDERARCHITECT.COM Builder+Architect GREATER BOSTON, CAPE COD AND THE ISLANDS |  3 3

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