Every Solanna engagement begins with a phone conversation. JoDa “Joe” listens to what you have in mind for the property, answers your questions honestly, and if the fit is right, schedules a private property review at a time you choose.

The same is true of The Second Spring, Solanna's invitation-only retreat for the people who preserve heritage estates: a few days of rest, regenerative farm-to-table dining, and expert-led conversations on beauty, vitality and longevity, grounded in evidence. Invitations go first to Solanna clients, and introductions are welcome. If you would like to be considered, or would like to introduce someone who should be, say so when you call or write.

There is no online form to fill out, no automated follow-up, and no obligation attached to the first call. If Solanna is the right firm for your project, you will know it from the conversation. If we are not, we will say so and, where possible, suggest someone who is.

For a restoration, please describe your property, timeline, and what has brought you to consider the work. For The Second Spring, tell us a little about yourself, the house you keep, and what a few days away would need to give you.

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Joe answers the phone himself, Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Eastern. Voicemails and emails receive a response within one business day.

Solanna serves substantial estates across Vermont, New York, New Hampshire, and Maine, and The Second Spring gathers in the same four states. For properties outside this region, we may be able to recommend a firm better suited to you.

Architects, interior designers, and other professionals are welcome to contact Joe directly to discuss potential client referrals. Please indicate the referral context in your first message.

Two notes on what I did and didn't add. The retreat paragraph describes conversations, dining and rest; it makes no claim about results, which keeps the page clear of health and treatment language. I also left venues, chefs and speakers unnamed, consistent with your rule until agreements are signed.