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TR Building & Remodeling

TR Building & Remodeling is an enterprising building company that specializes in residential renovations in lower Fairfield County. Our considerable experience and visionary insight enable us to generate our clients' completed architectural plan, thus extending the appeal of their home.

Renovation is comprised of many stages from figment to fulfillment. We excel in all aspects of the construction process: interpreting your vision, bidding on your project, preparing your home for remodel, and courteously working around family needs during the renovation. Constant communication with clients, designers and tradesmen ensures that we have full command of the job. Budget, design, aesthetics and functionality are continuously considered and reviewed with the homeowner throughout the transition. Our company’s passion for craftsmanship and attention to detail, along with a two year guarantee, distinguishes us and raises us above industry standards.

We are a full service, remodeling and renovation company that takes pride in customer satisfaction, fiscal responsibility and craftsmanship. At TR Building & Remodeling, we realize that your home is perhaps your most treasured possession.

Please visit our website at www.trbuilt.com to learn more and view our portfolio.

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Other Affilations

  • EPA Lead-Safe Certified Firm
  • Home Builders & Remodelers Association of Fairfield County
  • Institute of Classical Architecture & Classical America
  • National Association of Home Builders (NAHB)
  • National Association of the Remodeling Industry (NARI)

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