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Primary projects include an Historic Eastlake Victorian Estate (Zehr Estate - Waverly NY), a Mixed Design Victorian House (Zehr Retreat - Lewistown PA), updates and repair on a 1987 ranch style home (Zehr Escape). Projects include porches, exterior design repair, slate roofs, low slope roofs, exterior design, siding repair & painting, landscaping, interior design, painting, rot & water damage repair, foundation refinement, drainage, vintage furniture, woodshop projects, stone work and much more!

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Prepare for Summer Relaxation!

Visiting the many attractions of New York State may not be an option at this time, but we do hope to see you on future trips and explorations!

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Fingerlakes Region ...Hammondsport NY

Hammondsport NY is located at the south end of Keuka Lake, in the Finger Lakes of New York State. Hammondsport is a small quiet town with a genuine relaxing lake side feel. Sailing, hiking, biking, walking, wine, tasting and great food are just a few options. Book a stay and plan your trip!

Hops in New York State Hops was first introduced to the United States in 1629 from England. In 1808, Madison county, New York was home to the first commercial hop yard in the United States. By 1860, the majority of American hops came from New York State (Otsego, Madison, and Schoharie counties). Cooperstown, NY was known as "The King of Hops." In 1909, a fungus was spreading on the hops crops and by 1920, the crop was basically destroyed by the downy mildew. The fungus was not totally to blame for the downfall of the hops, for in the West Coast, hops were being grown with greater yields per acre bringing the price down and taking away profits the hops farmers in New York were receiving. In the West Coast where it is drier, they did not have to worry about the fungus that was affecting New York State. Then came the Prohibition, which lead to a dramatic decrease in the need for hops. Today the Northeast Hops Alliance is a group of farmers and brewers promoting hops growing in New York State. ...>>