09/09/2026
Thirty years of building homes has taught us a lot. One lesson stands above the rest: great homes don’t begin with beautiful images. They begin with better questions.
How do you actually live? Where does everyone gather? What works in your home—and what gets in your way? What will you need from it five, ten or twenty years from now?
In a new piece for the Albany Business Review, Teakwood founder Jim Sasko shares why he believes thoughtful planning is one of the most important investments you can make in your home—and why sometimes the smartest solution isn’t building more. It’s understanding more.
We’re proud to share a little of what 30 years of designing, building, and remodeling homes has taught us.
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How does your family actually live? How do you spend a Saturday morning? Those aren't questions you'll find on a blueprint, yet they're often the most important ones we ask.