T.D. Williams Contracting

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Introduction: We do not just "do the work", we work consistently with the homeowner during the process to get their input, we then use our expertise to determine the best route to take to get the final product to be exactly what our customer hoped for We love the "bring it to life" aspect. From creating the plan on paper to finishing it to every fine detail in real life. It's very rewarding. Seeing people aw over the work we do as a team makes us all a better team each time.

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12 years in business

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Karen B.

Mar 29, 2015

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We had a bathroom that was in need of a lot of work, but we wanted to keep it within a budget because we are planning on selling our home within the year. Trent came and did a wonderful job bringing it up to date. He replaced the floor, drywalled the ceiling, replaced the bathroom and bedroom doors, installed a light and fan, installed a new shower surround and vanity, painted the walls and trim, and installed crown molding. They came every day on time and worked all day. Several days they stayed late so that they came to a good stopping point and so that we had a functional bathroom. We have an old home, and it presented several challenges, such as uneven walls and wiring that appears to have been installed by an amateur.. Trent was able to deal with each challenge, and we ended up with a beautiful bathroom. We were so pleased with it, he is coming back this week to do the floor in our kitchen.

Bathroom Remodel

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How did you get started doing this type of work?
My stepfather is an extremely talented carpenter that started teaching me at a young age. Since then I've built many of structures that are up to his standards, which are as high as standards can get.
What advice would you give a customer looking to hire a provider in your area of work?
Be careful who you hire! Cheap work isn't always good work. A lot of people go with the best price, well in our business this means that person is usually using cheaper products and lower quality tradesmen on their crew in order to drive costs down. It's not always the beat idea.