Ceramic & Porcelain Tile Installers in Franklin, NH

About us: "We specialize in new construction remodeling log homes and timber frames, we also provide services for new decks staining and refinishing old decks siding and trim windows and doors. Roofing metal and shingles."

"We actually had carpet tiles installed, but it was a great experience nonetheless."

"I recently hired Nick and his crew to paint my upstairs guest bedroom with cathedral ceilings and they did an outstanding job. They also installed over 400 square feet of solid Brazilian Cherry Hardwood Flooring and it came out amazing. I would highly recommend Nick and Company and we will be hiring them again when we need more work done, very polite and professional. Thanks so much for a great job done. Thanks again, Kim & Cindy Doubleday Baptist Road Canterbury, NH"

"I manage a 124 year old building. Sometimes the plaster ceilings or walls pull away and become hazardous. The DeLeon team always does a beautiful job with removing the detached plaster, installing new wallboard, mudding and painting the area so it looks brand new. I call on them for all of our wall repair work."

"I had an excellent experience with Ascent construction. I needed carpet and underlay removed before laminate flooring was installed. The job was done quickly and meticulously. Ended up having him finish the room with trim and painting. Would highly recommend!!"

About us: "We’re a locally owned and operated company with over 30 years of industry experience. In addition to being a certified appraisal company, we specialize in a variety of home improvement projects to include concrete work, carpentry work, and major home repair jobs. We pride ourselves on the quality of our work as well as our commitment to outstanding results. We look forward to building lasting relationships with our clients and guarantee your satisfaction!"

"Darel Demers did an EXCELLENT job for us. We asked Darel to pick up our new washer and dryer for us and move then down our narrow basement stairs to install them. But before he could do that he needed to remove a 2â x4â stud to make the stairway wide enough to remove the old washer and dryer. This phase of the job he accomplished quite efficiently. Now for the second phase of the job and arguably the more challenging phase of the job. Replace the stud and the drywall so it could be removed again if necessary. Because the house is over ninety years old there is not a square corner or a level floor in the building. Applying the decorative trim took Darel a little longer than he had planned but when he finished the job was remarkable. What a dramatic improvement over what was there before. Thank you and well done Darel."