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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!

We hope you find great relaxation & well being where you are!

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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!

Cheese In 1851 the nation's first cheese factory was opened in Rome, NY, Oneida county. By 1975, 90 percent of cheese produced in New York state was made in factories, replacing much of the earlier manufacturing of cheese in private homes. In the late 1800s and early 1900s, Cuba, New York, was known as the "cheese center of the world." Each week in Cuba, NY, the price for cheddar cheese was set and that price was "The Price" nationwide. The New York State Museum of Cheese in Verona, NY explores the history of cheese making and its relationship to the importance of the Erie Canal in New York State during the 19th century. Today, there is a group of New York state farmers, especially in the Finger Lakes region, making artisanal cheeses. This movement has led to a cheese trail with some wine tours doing pairings with local cheese.