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As 2025 comes to a close, all of us at Cormack Construction Management are reflecting on a year that has been challenging, yet deeply meaningful. This year brought significant loss to our company and our community. In July, we lost our founder, Gordon Cormack , whose vision, integrity, and passion for building laid the foundation for everything we do. Just one month later, we also lost our vice president of production management, Mike Campbell , a leader whose knowledge, tale

As you savor the beauty and joys of the fall season, be sure to carve out some time to prepare your home for the colder months ahead. Use our Fall Maintenance Guide for Homeowners to help ensure your home is safe and comfortable this winter. 1. Inspect Your Roof Your roof protects your home and everyone and everything inside it. If it is exhibiting the common signs of trouble noted below, or getting up there in age, get it inspected by a professional. Signs of a Roofing Prob

When it comes to building a home, seemingly small details—such as the width or placement of a hallway or door—can have a profound impact on how you experience and interact with your living space. Cormack’s design-build team gives careful consideration to these and other details and here’s why: Accessibility Wider hallways are essential to an accessible home, especially for individuals using wheelchairs or walkers. While a standard hallway width of 36 inches might suffice, i

About this photo: An East Conway, New Hampshire home was still under construction when it caught fire. The owner went from working on it one afternoon to seeing it go up in flames later that evening. October marks  National Fire Prevention Month , a time to highlight the importance of fire safety in our homes. In this blog article, Cormack Vice President of Operations and Finance Suzanne Edwards, who also serves as the assistant fire chief for East Conway, shares tips on prot