New Home Construction in Neenah.

“Our project with Jeff started with a sketch on a dinner napkin and ended with the house of our dreams. We love the Arts and Crafts style, and wanted to create a home embracing the simplicity and power of that period. But it had to be functional, with a layout designed for retirement years. We got all that, and more. Jeff listened to our needs, and offered numerous solutions to meet those needs. It was a true collaboration every step of the way. Thank you Jeff for your skills in helping us to make our dreams come true!”

“Matt designed an addition (pop-top) to our 1978 vintage house. The addition included a new master suite with walk in closets, master bath, second floor laundry room, and updated first floor family room. His creativity and attention to detail was fantastic. We love the space!”

“We first worked with Steve on a basement project in 2005. It turned out very well. We contacted him again in 2009 to rebuild a 1929 cottage which we received many compliments on how well we utilize the space and incorporated/recycled material. Recently (March, 2014) we contacted Steve to update our 12 year - old kitchen with limited budget. Steve catered to our needs by listening well. Steve is very knowledgable in every aspect of building and designing. Steve has a very good reputation among contractors he works with. It was easy to tell from their demeanor when we met to discuss the project on hand. We definitely highly recommend Steve's service to anyone who needs someone who is trustworthy and with your best interest in mind.”

“Chad designed my house to fit the site, resulting in a structure which appears to have risen from the surrounding prairie. My wish was for a small (by current standards) house of 1700 sf, which I have discovered is still more than I really need, thanks to Chad's ability to design an exquisitely simple floor plan that charms one's senses by continually revealing wonderful views; either of nature or an exceptional architectural element. Feng shui principles used in the design contribute to a feeling of peace and harmony. A pivoting bookshelf in lieu of a door provides privacy in the office when necessary. Pivoting doors in other areas allow the ceiling to flow, uninterrupted by traditional doorway framing. These features typify Cantilever's philosophy of creating beautiful and functional spaces. Cantilever's expertise is also evident in the renovation/remodel projects they have completed.”

“We completed our second home with D.F. Maher Architects Builders in 2014. This time we chose and Insulated Concrete Form (ICF) home, in what they call a, “Little Big House” ,style design. It costs less money per square foot than traditional design. It is very energy efficient, strong and quiet. We helped design it right along side Mr. Maher. It came in right on budget and took seven months to build. We could not be happier. A five star happy face rating. Dan & carol C.”

“Scott gave us great ideas, and (from personal experience) knew a lot about old hoses such as we were renovating. He also lived in our neighborhood, which allowed him to give us more detail. We used a lot of his design ideas in the house.”