Tim McCorry is an exceptional Architect. He actually may be one of the best I have ever worked…read morewith (and I have worked with many of them)! He is highly skilled and very detailed oriented. And Tim is very creative - he listens to what you need and comes up with several ideas and very creative ideas that don't require you to spend a small fortune. We were referred to him for a small (but complicated) stair project and his work was amazing---and received approval from the town. We then hired him for a large cottage house renovation and once again---he WOW'd us with his drawings and ability to meet all of our needs with this project. We are now working with Tim on a third project to update our Master Bedroom and he was the only architect that was able to come up with a design that did not require expanding our home---he is BRILLIANT! If you want a trustworthy, professional, honest and extremely talented architect--pick up the phone and call Tim right now--you will THANK ME!

the Most helpful architects we spoke to. so glad we hired them! they guided us thru the entire…read moredesign and construction process!

DONT waste your time. I was impatient and didn't want to wait for my first, second or third choice…read moreof an architecture firm to work with me so I used this one. What a mistake! He was WAY over priced by the time he finished his work. The builder bids came back twice as high as he said it would be. To make it worse - I used a builder that was on his list of 'reputable local' builders. I used one which turned out to be a friend of his that took my money, never finished the house, and I still don't have that 10 year warranty!. (read about the crooked builder : http://hub.gmnews.com/news/2009-01-08/front_page/019.html. See and read about the ugly building designed by Purvis http://www.redbankgreen.com/2010/10/builder-cops-plea-in-union-street-fraud.html I WAS AN IDIOT BUT YOU DON"T HAVE TO BE AN IDIOT TOO - DO YOUR RESEARCH and USE A GOOD REPUTABLE HONEST ARCHITECT.!!

When we listed our home for sale we had a home inspector report issues with our structure. He had…read moreone company follow up with an estimate between 60-100k in repairs. We contacted a different company who reported different issues that would be 60k to repair. We decided since neither of these crawl space experts were engineers that we needed an expert. We found Structural Support and had them do an inspection. Thoroughly done with attention, when complete we shared the estimates we had for these alleged problems. We only had minor issues and most of the estimated services were not needed at all. We have a local trusted contractor working on the matter and due diligence. Reading the reviews of the big name contractors led us to believe we had major problems. When they all identified a problem, each of the contractors suggested totally different things that were relevant, but not needed at all. We strongly recommend using Structural Support, and are thankful for not believing these so called basement experts.

Fabulous service and I never I hired them. I had a concern with respect to a property I was…read morepurchasing and he explained the issues to me that two home inspectors had failed to do. Another inspector wanted a lot of money to come out and probably would not have given me any more information.

One of the best and most reliable surveyors in the area. The only downside is that he is always…read morebusy (and routinely turns down jobs) as a result of his reputation.

Chet did our Plot plan and stack-out for the builder before the building was started on May 2014…read morein Sea Bright NJ. He was very responsive and professional. His prices were fair. i would recommend him.

LOVED this architect's renovation work photos on his Web site. Emailed for more information. Got…read moreimmediate response and spent time on a phone call discussing what it was I wanted to accomplish. I had 3 external cosmetic enhancements I wanted to do, and wanted advice about moving one internal wall. Architect arrived on time but took one look at my 1950s house and admitted "I wouldn't have any idea where to start" and ran. Literally. Huh? I didn't want YOUR ideas; I wanted to know if you could draft plans for MY ideas! I know exactly what I want: I just wanted someone who could draw plans for me and I thought this was abundantly understood, based on our phone discussions. Fortunately, a friend with an 1880s house gave me the name of her architect, who subsequently came and said "yes, yes, yes, but do that this way" and is drawing what we needed. Sheesh! How hard is it to listen to what a client (or potential client WANTS) and draw to specs? I could see if I was some simpering innocent who had no clue. Clearly, this architect does NOT want to draw to what a client wants, but wants to TELL the client what they want. Whether they do or not. My bet is that this fellow did not know how much money I have in the bank and thought because the house is old, I have no money. No, I have a boatload of money to invest on this house. I just need someone with vision and craftsmanship to help me translate my ideas into measurable plans and, clearly, this architect is NOT up to the challenge of even creating simple drawings of an older house.