Gulick & Co. Renovation Contractors
We work to restore, renovate and preserve both antique and contemporary homes to fit today’s lifestyles and energy requirements. We collaborate closely with our clients to achieve their goals, while respecting the architectural significance of the property.
Through expert planning and design we believe that homes of all ages can retain their original character while showcasing up-to-date amenities. These goals are achieved with a solid commitment to build “green” by saving and reusing buildings and their materials. “Green” building promotes efficient insulation and heating and cooling systems, healthy indoor air quality, and the use of sustainable materials.
We enjoy the opportunity to collaborate with the client on their design to fit the property and existing architecture and ensure that it is done with care, integrity, and expertise. We pride ourselves on our abilities to blend up to date technologies with the craftsmanship of the past.
We believe that through expert planning and design, older properties can retain their original character while showcasing up-to-date amenities. These goals are achieved with a solid commitment to build “green” by saving and reusing buildings and their materials. “Green” building promotes efficient insulation and heating and cooling systems, healthy indoor air quality, and the use of sustainable materials.
Best on the Shoreline Winner 2023 for Home Contractor, and Home Improvement/Remodeler
Best of HOUZZ for 5 consecutive years
Award of Merit In The Built Environment from the Connecticut Trust For Historic Preservation for its restoration of the
c. 1722 David Field house in Madison, CT
Peter Gulick received the Jane R. Kuhl award for Historic Preservation from the Madison Historical Society in 2007
Gulick & Co receives Community Spotlight Award from Madison Chamber of Commerce 2019
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PETER GULICK
PARTNER
Restored the 1780 Abigail Meigs House in Madison to house the Wall St Gallery he founded in 1974. Has owned the 1730 Phinias Meigs House, Wall St, Madison where he managed Madison Paint & Decorating for 14 years and where the current office resides. Contractor/Carpenter Peter Gulick Woodworking & Renovations. Facilities Manager at The Country School located in Madison. Where he over saw the renovation of the campus. Community Service: 20 years member of Madison Hose Co (12 yrs Bd of directors), Former member of the 1685 Deacon John Graves House Board of Directors, Former member of the Advisory Committee for Community Appearance (ACCA)
TRAVIS GULICK
PARTNER
Graduated from Savannah College of Art and Design with an honors degree in Historic Preservation. Board of Directors of Madison Historical Society from 2011-2015. Former member of Board of Trustees at The Country School in Madison – Chair of Building and Grounds. Interned with the National Trust for Historic Preservation in Washington, D.C. Travis has been part time with Gulick & Co. since 2006, started full-time in 2011. Madison Hose Company #1 member since 2003- Member of Board of Directors since 2015, and is currently serving as President of the Board of Directors.
HARVEY TREAT
PARTNER & LEAD FOREMAN
Graduated Southern Connecticut University in Business Management. Worked at the Country School as the Facilities Manager. Has been with Gulick & Co. since 2004 and is our lead carpenter. 20 year member of Madison Hose Co #1 and is on the Board of Directors.
WHAT PEOPLE SAY ABOUT GULICK & Co.
I worked with Travis to replace and double the size of my existing deck. I am so happy with the finished project which looks much more "refined" then the existing deck that was there. Travis was very helpful from the beginning and met me at the lumber company to review types of decking and railings. His crew was hardworking and were quick to provide updates. If things changed or there were delays with materials or a crew not coming on a particular day Travis would let me know with a quick text or email. I would highly recommend this company and hope to use them again for future projects!
— Carol Ahlijanian, October 2020