The project involved replacing 250 sq ft of 2"x6" decking boards and 73 ln ft of top rails, along with refurbishing deck stairs with new stringers, risers, and hand railing, all using #9 x 3" wood screws.

Take a peek at Torrco Design Center's involvement in a Stamford, CT home along the Long Island Sound.
Trendy 3/4 white tile walk-in shower photo in New York with an integrated sink, a one-piece toilet and white walls

The project involved restoring a 241 sq ft deck, replacing all components with new PT wood joists and Duxxbak decking boards, including 11 composite steps and 70 ln ft of top rails, secured with #9 x 3 in. deck screws.

The project involved replacing a 14'x6' wood deck and stairs with new pressure-treated wood, including 84 sq ft of decking, balusters, railings, and lattice. Footings were dug and poured to local code, and stairs were rebuilt to 4' width.

Looking for a bathroom renovation involving neutral colors, shower bench installation, and shower doors/seat installation? View this bathroom renovation project by RWC in West Orange, NJ.

This project involved most rooms in the house including the pantry, kitchen cabinets, homework stations, a craft room, a storage room, a storage closet, a garage closet, bathrooms, bedrooms, closets, and offices.

Cabinet refacing featuring new maple doors & drawer fronts in our Benton style with stone stain. With refacing, the original boxes stay in place - saving the time, cost, and mess that can be involved with a complete renovation.

The project involved restoring a 241 sq ft deck, replacing all components with new PT wood joists and Duxxbak decking boards, including 11 composite steps and 70 ln ft of top rails, secured with #9 x 3 in. deck screws.

The project involved replacing 250 sq ft of 2"x6" decking boards and 73 ln ft of top rails, along with refurbishing deck stairs with new stringers, risers, and hand railing, all using #9 x 3" wood screws.

Looking for a bathroom renovation involving neutral colors, shower bench installation, and shower doors/seat installation? View this bathroom renovation project by RWC in West Orange, NJ.

The project involved restoring a 241 sq ft deck, replacing all components with new PT wood joists and Duxxbak decking boards, including 11 composite steps and 70 ln ft of top rails, secured with #9 x 3 in. deck screws.

This project involved most rooms in the house including the pantry, kitchen cabinets, homework stations, a craft room, a storage room, a storage closet, a garage closet, bathrooms, bedrooms, closets, and offices.

This project involved most rooms in the house including the pantry, kitchen cabinets, homework stations, a craft room, a storage room, a storage closet, a garage closet, bathrooms, bedrooms, closets, and offices.

Gorgeous kitchen we renovated involving the removal of a load bearing wall.
Example of a classic kitchen design in DC Metro

The project involved replacing 250 sq ft of 2"x6" decking boards and 73 ln ft of top rails, along with refurbishing deck stairs with new stringers, risers, and hand railing, all using #9 x 3" wood screws.

This project involved most rooms in the house including the pantry, kitchen cabinets, homework stations, a craft room, a storage room, a storage closet, a garage closet, bathrooms, bedrooms, closets, and offices.

Converting these garages involved assessing the space, planning the layout, and obtaining permits. We insulated the area, wired it for electricity, and handled plumbing as needed. Completing the conversions included installing flooring, walls, and necessary amenities to create a functional living space.

The renovation project involved the elimination of a load-bearing wall to establish a spacious island and dining area that could accommodate a large gathering. A personalized bench was created to optimize space utilization for the clients. With the inclusion of built-in appliances, a wine fridge, and ample storage, this family now enjoys their ideal kitchen.

One of the most prestigious projects we have supplied is the Martin House in Buffalo NY. Designed by Frank Lloyd Wright in 1904 it was the largest residential complex of his career and one of the most expensive. Although the house had fallen in to disrepair and a number of the buildings demolished, the Darwin Martin House Corporation have over seen its re-birth and return to its former glory. Northern became involved in 1994 and supplied tiles for the main house in 1996 and the Barton house a year later. Once the Pergola and Garage had been re-created we again supplied tiles, finishing out a 14 year involvement with the project. This is a true masterpiece of American design and heritage and you owe yourself a visit.