At Apex we’re a little fanatical about the details. Our craftsmen, who work on Boston’s North Shore, want to make sure we get your vision right, right down to the tiniest detail.

With this in mind we spend a lot of time planning out our projects and sometimes use scale models, which allow our clients to see what their finished design will look like—only smaller. We can carefully create a scale model of your space to work out the kinks in any plan. We make our scale models so you can spot potential problems before they become costly construction headaches.

Whether you’re building a custom home, embarking on a whole house renovation, an addition, or even just adding architectural moldings to beautify a space having a scale model made ensures that you will get exactly what you’re looking for in the end. A scale model can be particularly useful if your project includes more challenging details. Our craftsmen can use it to show you exactly what your idea looks like in real life.

Using scale models allows us to ensure every space is workable and functional as designed and to solve any outstanding issues before we break ground. After all, we know that the success of any project is in the planning. We always meet with clients, designers and architects in a pre-planning meeting before a project starts to ensure we’re all on the same page and so we can anticipate any potential snags along the way. The scale model is an important part of this planning process.

Let’s get started on your scale model today.

Scale Models of Moldings and Trim in Swampscott, Marblehead, Beverly, Boston, Manchester By The Sea, Peabody and Salem Massachusetts