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06/16/2023

Here's a sneak peek of our current project.

05/04/2023

So we have been a tad bit busy lately. Here's a few images of what we have been up to.

10/30/2022

Are you thinking about a remodel in the Lincoln-Woodstock area? Have you found a contractor? Have you contacted TRC yet? Still on the fence? Well, let us help you make the right decision. Don't just take our word for it, listen to one of our happy clients, then give us a call.


Woodstock Farmhouse
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10/03/2022

Check out this kitchen and dinning area, can you say custom!!!
This is just a peek at our Farmhouse project, a complete renovation of a 1890 New England Colonial with 7 beds and 5 baths.
Don't be fooled, all the cabinets were cut and assembled on the spot and then a concrete countertop was poured on top. That gorgeous range hood and island was built from reclaimed barn boards during the demo phase. More photos to come!!!


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What do you think?

09/19/2022

Check out this complete bathroom remodel!
This project is located in a condo at the doorstep of Loon MTN, a skiers basecamp. We have a custom built vanity and mirror set with reclaimed barnboard form a local farm. A modern shower design with a custom pebble shower pan. that will put you in a relaxed state after a day of skiing.

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09/13/2022

Check out one of our latest kitchen remodels. This Village of Loon condo project consisted of the installation of new upper and lower cabinets, recessed lighting, new farmer's sink and appliances. We also designed and build the custom shelving from locally recycled barn boards. The concrete countertops were poured in place. Such a fun project, what do you think?

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09/08/2022

Here's a peek at a finished remodel project in Woodstock, NH.
We replace a shed roof and deck on the front of the house. When you enter the home, you'll be engulfed by the open space feel of the cottage. This remodel comprised opening the kitchen area to the dining room and tying these rooms together with new flooring, rough sawn wrapped beams, posts and accent wall. The butcherblock countertops and work desk were custom cut to fit existing cabinetry.