Troyの大工・左官

“I found Organic Recreations as the farmhouse style was just gaining popularity. Akin to most people, I jumped on this bandwagon. I was primarily concerned with the appearance of my dining set than its quality. My initial thought was to have the dining set until the style fades away and replace it later with something that matches the trend. Little did I know that Chrissie and Jay would change my perspective on that. Our farmhouse table and 2 benches along with our coffee and end tables are unquestionably classic and timeless. Their work is unparalleled and simply screams quality! Upon seeing and feeling my dining set, my mom, who is RARELY impressed, spoke so highly of their work so as to suggest that this is something I can pass down to my children, i.e., an heirloom passed down from generation to generation. That is exactly what my husband and I will do! What an INCREDIBLE job, and that is an understatement. May I add that behind the scene, Chrissie had been so wonderful and patient with our back-and-forth conversation concerning the final product. My husband and I are grateful to have met them. This was our first order and will certainly not be the last!”

“We had a two story summer porch that was loosing it's foundation. Michael's knowledge of old homes (our porches are 1920s, attached to an 18302 house), together with his background as an artist and craftsman, were exactly what we needed. His group did a fantastic job, going the extra mile to locate and use old wood planks from another site for one floor, restoring old window hardware, finding hardware that matched, etc, was everything and more than we were looking for. We honestly think that with the age of our home and my husband's knowledge of history we will usually have to 'settle' for something when we address major issues. We didn't once settle for anything in this project. He was timely, and worked with us in price to help keep it a reasonable project. The foundation is now totally new. Will last forever. And we have two beautiful rooms that we use regularly, rather than the old 'storage rooms' we have before the project.”