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“Our bathroom was over 30 years old and in need of major updates and repairs. After searching for a local company, we chose TTC Enterprises and it was an excellent decision. They kept us informed throughout the entire project and their service is professional and superb. Communication was easy and consistent, whether by phone, text or in person, which is essential when completing a major renovation. TTC listened to our vision and brought it to life with their design expertise and attention to detail. Thank you to the TTC team for transforming our space into a new, comfortable and elegant bathroom. We highly recommend TTC for home improvement projects.”

“Carter Family Tile and Stone fully remodeled our bathroom this year and we are so thrilled with the work and craftsmanship they provided. The team worked with us very closely to actualize our vision, maximize our budget, and create our perfect bathroom oasis. They stayed within budget, adhered to the estimated timeline to completion. The whole crew were professional and wonderful to work with. We felt they really cared about us as clients and made sure we were fully satisfied. We are beyond pleased with the finished bathroom done in a classic style with white subway tile surround and Carrara marble countertops and accents. Our family made the correct decision in hiring Carter Family Tile and Stone. We highly recommend this company.”

“Renovating our kitchen and greatroom was our second project for which we have used DC Interiors. Doing a complete to the studs reno gave us, especially me as a fulltime wheelchair user, a beautiful and totally accessible master bath. With this main part of the condo renovation we wanted to lighten up the lake side cottage look and bring more light into what could be a gloomy kitchen in mid-winter. Deb and Alana offered up great ideas to go with appliances we had researched for a kitchen we could both use. Removing a taller breakfast bar for a much more versatile and lower island good for both food prep and casual dining allowed some of the natural light to reach the far wall. My husband absolutely loves the beautiful stained shiplap stove hood that now has a funtional exhaust! I now have access to the microwave and a pull out drawer to either slide hot dishes to or use as more prep area and he has the double ovens he has wanted. Our beautiful view of the Yahara River is no longer hidden behind half open Venetian blinds or their dangling strings. We have great, and remote controlled for me, room darkening shades framed by full length fabric panels in the living room area that do not interfer with my rolling past to get out onto the deck. I absolutely love the stackstone that now is the back ground to our see through fireplace and a lighter, bigger and adjustable (yes, guys, no more sun in your eyes just as the GBP's make the play of the decade) TV. The side wall between it and the door to the deck is covered in the same stained shiplap as the kitchen detailing. Getting rid of the old marble tiles and the raised hearth has added floor space and given us clean lines with the lovely chaulk toned stone texture. The pale gray walls are warmed with a light golden carpet as far as the dining area where the floors again revert to cherry. The modern sofa in a medium blue tweed goes wonderfully against the lightweight navy panels and the light gray shades, when down, bring in the two darker gray, leather recliners that while being comfortable are also gentrified and trim enough to bring into any living room. Of all the new furniture I am happiest with how the two tete a tete chairs do just that. They provide a place within the larger living room to have a private conversation. We also had Deb and Alana fit the den on the other side of the fireplace and our master bedroom with full length, lined for room darkening, drapes. They are actually in the type pattern I had suggested but Deb and her window coverings expert convinced me to go with a lighter background and I am very glad they did. I am equally happy they did not talk me into just side panels although that would have been much less expensive. This job required short spurts of banging, a lot of quiet but very detailed work in the flooring, painting and arranging, more banging for the exhaust and we could tell our neighbors in advance so they could head out because we had a calendar they stuck to!”