Narman Construction Inc. New England's First Woman Contractor To Build Tiny Homes

BOSTON - Aug. 22, 2016 - PRLog -- "The Future of economic empowerment is Land ownership,debt free living without 20-30 year mortgages thus offering the ability to start businesses and travel with solar power, wifi, and water catchment systems as well as EREV electric vehicles!" Many visionaries say things like this,  who are at the forefront of New England's Tiny House movement and among those proponents is Boston's Mayor Marty Walsh.Another who supports his vision is J.Lynda Blake a long time supporter of Mayor Walsh who recently discussed the needs of the urban community and its Contractors with Mayor Walsh in her roles as the Former Vice President and current head of Promotions for Greater Grove Hall Main Streets.

Lynda Blake was tired of seeing people who purport to support the community merely offering lip service and taking home large checks while offering little support to businesses other than shmoozing,headline grabbing and helping large developers buy out small and minority owned businesses cheap when they failed. Marty Walsh was one of the first politicians post Governor Duval Patrick (also a mentor of Lynda's) who recognized that in order to grow Boston needed the small businessman to be whole and solvent, as well as its longtime residents.Tiny homes are something the Walsh Administration hopes can put a dent in their goal of 53,000 new homes in the city by 2030, but what is most important to the leadership of Narman Construction is that those homes be of good quality and spaces people can be proud of.

Hank Ebanks a master builder oversees every project and believes in homes that dignify a community and allow it to grow economically and not feel marginalized.In short, pleasing asthetics! In the sixties we bought into the model of the cookie cutter boxlike projects and found it was not conducive to a healthy living space, people need greenery, nature, breathing room and beauty regardless of their income so a living space should NOT be built the way we build prisons, but with the comfort of mind,spirit, and body of the homeowner in mind. Narman offers that at affordable prices and whereas Mayor Walsh's stackable prototype (called UHU on tour throughout the state) can be had for 75k Narman starts its selection of Tiny home designs at 40k-50k and also offers off grid options like land sourcing tech, solar panels and shingles,solar battery units, composting toilets,washer dryer units,handicap accessible bathrooms,propane and wood stove heaters for those long winter nights.

Narman also offers the services of premier architect  Patrick Belizaire (upon request) for custom builds. Every aspect of your home can be decided including hardwood floors like bamboo,lofts,flat screen tv installation  and cedar siding! Narman embraces green tech and building materials as well for tose who can afford it and works within the codes of your municipality .The Tiny House Movement will help solve the energy issues, reduced carbon footprint and lowers all costs including ling term mortgage debt and rental hikes which means more money in your pocket especially for retirees who may want to see travel with their home intact. Narman specializes in making homes that are up to code for the elderly and handicapped, something that other builders lack the experience to be in compliance with.

Narman Construction Inc. however has over 20 years experience in the field and is a fully licensed General Contractor in Massachusetts, and for several years on Rhode Island as well.Narman Construction Inc has also won the Pulse Award three years running for customer service, and was the premier rennovator for Lowes Bathrooms,Decks and Kitchens until the company opted to utilize less qualified builders. After the recent damages from the 2014- 2015 Winters Narman won over 120 jobs from Liberty Mutual by offering clients its own warranty above and beyond the Insurance company's! For more information contact Quality Control Manager Mike Thierry at 617-506-8112 http://narmanconst.com/index.php