Reap Construction

Commencing a major building project, be it a new home construction, renovation, remodeling, or commercial construction, can be a scary, nerve-racking, and utterly daunting task. Hours on end spent browsing through images of lots or model designs and worst of all, making a choice and sticking with it. However, as hard as it is, overcoming these hurdles, is one of the most momentous, inspiring, and rewarding events ever. That feeling of both pride and extreme joy from piecing it all together that the image is vividly tangible is priceless and no one knows this more than Reap Construction. Reap Construction has been building and transforming homes since its inception in 2004 as a husband and wife team. Seventeen years later, the Vermont-based contractors are still leaving clients in awe with their enthusiasm and deep care to making the task easier, despite the insurmountable cache of information to manage and options to choose from. Now leading a company that employs a large crew of skilled craftspeople and construction professionals, the husband and wife team haven’t forgotten their humble roots and are still carrying their DNA of care, professionalism, friendship, and trust, carrying out projects as though it were their own. Reap Construction is an innovative bunch, working closely with clients to come up with creative ways to transcend building needs. Their imaginative approach has always been their greatest strength so much so that they’ve begun developing their own metal-roofing products to help other contractors build better homes. This is highlighted in their work with installing standing-seam metal roofs in Vermont and are now leaders in the field of roofing. Reap Construction is responsible for the restoration of the most iconic building in all of Vermont ¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬– the West Monitor Barn. They played an integral role alongside the Richmond Land Trust and Vermont Youth Conservation Corps in fully fitting the site for youth education and training. It only took