Kitchen Addition
The owners of the 600 square foot kitchen addition in Hopewell had the builders incorporate antique architectural salvage and hardware supplied by homeowner Gail Samse into the construction, such as historic hand-etched stained glass placed in Marvin windows and antique estate doors from Argentina. The project included custom built cabinetry and crown moldings and, in addition to the kitchen, a powder room and pantry. The exterior was finished with scalloped cedar siding and copper. The project also included the refurbishing of and adding a glass cupola to an outbuilding which was formerly an upholstery shop which counted Albert Einstein among it customers. Click to View
Custom Estate Home
Built new to look old, this 17,000 square foot custom estate home in Hopewell was constructed of weathered brick and slate roofs. The project included construction of several outbuildings and stone walls incorporated into the grounds. The historicized home was build from scratch over a period of four years, including extensive, grand scale interior and exterior features as well as all of the masonry. Click to View
Carriage House
Three years after constructing this estate carriage house as a garage with a second floor apartment, the builders enlarged the structure with a 1,600 square foot L-shaped addition which included a glassed front entry, gallery and expanded living space embellished with custom wainscoting. Click to View
Finished Basement
Here are examples of finished basements Pasquito Builders has completed. Click to View
Historicized Barn
Any builder can make a building look new, but the real art is making it look old. This new 6,000 square foot barn on a Hopewell estate was built to look as if it had been on its site for 200 years. The builders weathered the wood and doors as well as developed a custom paint that mimicked the look of aged powder paint. The building functions as a garage with a kitchen, office and second floor storage space. Click to View
Borough Victorian
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Historic Restoration
This 18th century frame farmhouse on a Hopewell estate was derelict and unoccupied prior to a total interior and exterior restoration by the builders which included lifting the house and constructing a basement beneath it. Click to View
Solarium Addition
As part of a complete restoration of a premier Princeton estate, this project involved construction of a solarium, brick walls, limestone steps and a grand scale entry as well as exterior landscape masonry. Click to View
Custom Door and Hardware Installations
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Family Room Addition
This project included construction of custom built-in cabinetry. Click to View
Historic Restoration
This historic restoration in Princeton NJ required extensive exterior rehabilitation of deteriorated soffets and fascia, installation of new corbels and replacement of clapboard and cedar shake siding. Click to View
Historic Restoration
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