Ryan Thomas - Timberpeg Regional Sales Rep.

08/11/2025

03/01/2025

01/26/2025

03/19/2022

With a Saturday storm rolling in after days of hard work, Brendan (on the truss) and Stefan (taking a lofty break) have a pretty nice view from the jobsite. Many thanks to our work crew who did an amazing job this week!

03/17/2022

It's Thursday and we're getting a better picture of how the house is going to look. The Structural Insulated Panels arrived today! Good progress!

03/16/2022

It's amazing how quickly a timberframe goes together, and it doesn't take a big crew. Monday and Tuesday we were working with a team of four. I've been designing and building timberframe homes for 22 years, and it never gets old seeing a frame become a house, and the house become a home.

03/15/2022

And it's starting to look like a house here in Healdsburg, California! It couldn't be better weather for putting up a timberframe.

03/15/2022

The world keeps changing, but some techniques remain the same over hundreds of years. Timberpeg frames are cut in the shop, but there's usually some refinement required at the jobsite so that the joinery is perfect. Shown in the picture is Clark, getting it just right. Making serious progress today!

03/14/2022

This is how it all begins! We're back in wine country this week with a new timberframe going up! We'll be posting throughout the week as it comes together, so if you've ever been curious about the process, you can see it here. Keep checking in!

11/19/2021

I had a nice surprise today! I have been asked to submit photos for one of my recent projects to be considered for an award for its Structural Insulated Panels. Even being considered for this is an honor!

10/15/2021

If you think timberframe and think BIG, think again. If you think timberframe and think TRADITIONAL, take another look. This home is an 1100 square foot contemporary timberframe that has been built in recent months after the Thomas Fire took the owners' original home. The frame comes in on a truck, the timbers are sorted and organized according to plan, and a frame like this one goes up in approximately a week. The panel you see going on is known as a SIP (Structural Insulated Panel), and these are the most common method for enclosing a Timberpeg timberframe.

If you have questions about how I can help you design and build a Timberpeg timberframe home that meets your needs, send a message and I'll guide you through the process.

02/02/2015

My marketing assistant has been busy updating my Houzz account and there is more to come. Here are some pictures of projects I have worked on and ideas we think are worth sharing: http://www.houzz.com/pro/aheadofthecurve/ahead-of-the-curve-design

Ahead of the Curve Design. "Ahead of the Curve Design is the Independent Representative for Timberpeg working from Nevada County, California. With over 16 years experience...