The Warren Manor, Wisconsin Event Venue & Short Term Rental

04/22/2023

When you build with reclaimed, there's almost as much planning and problem solving as actual construction. Here father and son discuss strategy on trim for living room windows at The Warren Manor.

04/20/2023

Trimming out our first window. All woodwork is custom, a window like this might take over a day to complete. You're looking at reclaimed maple dating back to the 1920-30's.

03/22/2023

Trim has been staged and will soon be ready for processing. Reclaimed maple from the former St. Patrick's School in Eau Claire. Notice the stamp from the building contractor, Hoeppner & Bartlett, founded and incorporated near the turn of the 20th century.

03/13/2023

'nuff said.

03/13/2023

At The Warren Manor, doors were painted before hanging, they turned out fantastic.

03/13/2023

Painting and caulking of the exterior at The Warren Manor.

03/13/2023

"Paint the fence."

03/13/2023

This custom work with reclaimed materials at The Warren Manor is truly unmatched, in addition to the doors, which are decades old.

03/13/2023

We hope you're having a great day 'cause we're feelin' on top of the world at No Boundaries. Dude claims he can see clear to Mississippi from up there!

03/13/2023

More reclamation work for The Warren Manor.

03/13/2023

How the wrought iron fence at The Warren Manor came to be.

03/13/2023

The parking situation has since improved at The Warren Manor.

When you're the self-proclaimed at No Boundaries, the perks are endless, including a premier parking space. Ben Skelton

03/13/2023

Taking a break from work on The Warren Manor. These guys do a great job!

We've got some quality crew and unique cast of characters!

03/13/2023

That day we installed geothermal and prepped for concrete at The Warren Manor.

03/13/2023

How the ceiling on the wrap around porch came-to-be...

03/13/2023

Using reclaimed doors to create footings for the 1st floor porch and outdoor kitchen at The Warren Manor.

03/13/2023

03/13/2023

At No Boundaries, we build more than just tiny homes. You're looking at a home under construction, FRAMED BY HAND, utilizing upwards of 90% reclaimed lumber.

What you see here represents some FIVE semi trucks of deconstructed and reclaimed lumber, ALL OF WHICH WOULD HAVE BEEN IN A LANDFILL.

More statistics to come on living trees saved, jobs created, unused landfill space and OVERALL COST SAVINGS as a result of utilizing deconstruction and reclaimed lumber on this project.

Sorry for all the yelling in this post, we're simply very passionate about what we do. Carry on.