Norman Builders

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Description of Work: They never contacted me back after i tried to call them a few times. Unfortunately With that said they could at least give me a courtesy call. Let me know they got the calls but couldn't do the job, etc. I wouldn't recommend them to anyone. Professionalism and courtesy is the first thing you get when doing business with some one. If they can't offer something so simple and free like respect to a customer then i can only guess the rest of the business is tainted as well. Never would i recommend this company to anyone.

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Description of Work: We added a 12X32 deck, partially roofed and screened. Material used was Azek Decking. Also included stairs down to the backyard. Installed 2 skylights. Partial vinyl residing of house. Installed ceiling fan, lighting and all electrical.

Description of Work: Norman Properties expanded an existing room. As the job progressed we also had them replace an addional window, do addional cedar siding not in the original contract and install hardwood flooring in an addtional room.

Description of Work: The work performed was an addition of a front porch, re-built of a back deck and upper deck, the addition of a screened-porch with stairs, replacement of two garage doors with openers, replacement of two entry doors in the garage. Front side of the house was stripped of siding, door, and old windows were removed. A Veranda was added with custom columns. New thermal windows were installed. A new Front door was also installed. A hip-style roof was constructed over the Veranda. All decking and trim material was Azek for low maintenance and resistant to weather and insects. Recessed lighting was also installed. New siding installed and painted, The back deck was rebuilt where 2/3rds of it had some rotted floor joists replaced and then new pressure treated decking screwed to the joists. On the remaining 1/3rd, a screened-porch was built with stairs to the backyard. Azek material was used for the flooring, stairs, and trim for the screen porch was used. The railing system used was also Azek. The screening was floor to ceiling. There was also recessed lighting as well as an outlet installed. In additional, there were two (2) large sliding glass doors replaced on this deck level. Siding was installed for the screen room and painted. The upper deck was stripped down to joists and new Azek decking with rail system installed. Also, a glass sliding door was also replaced. The original garage and entry doors were replaced. Also, new garage door openers were installed.

Description of Work: Kitchen remodel including demolition, hardwood flooring, granite countertops, tile backsplash, new sink and appliances, plumbing, electrical and painting.

Description of Work: In the spring of 2011 we contracted with Norman Properties and Development for the purpose of building a 2,000 sq. ft.two-story addition to an existing antique colonial home built in 1736. The addition consists of a central hallway entry area with closet, leading to the first floor living space which consists of a large kitchen with shaker style maple cabinets, surrounding a granite island and granite countertops which are accented by decorative lighting fixtures, which then in turn leads into a spacious family room area with a mantle and fireplace. This area is further supported by four windows and a set of french doors - all by Marvin Windows. A full bathroom was also constructed on the first level adjacent to the hallway entry area. Hardwood flooring was installed throughout in the livingroom and kitchen, whereas tile was installed in the hallway and bathroom. An access door to the old house was also created. The second level consists of a large master bedroom with a massive walk-in closet. The bedroom has four large Marvin windows, hardwood flooring, and overhead fan and lighting fixture. Off of the hallway, which also has a linen closet, is a full sized tiled laundry room with window and another full bathroom outfitted with a tiled walk-in shower and more closet space. Before the foundation could be poured to support the addition, three large maple trees had to be removed, along with the removal of an old three-season porch. Norman properties was especially careful and meticulous when excavating near the fieldstone foundation of the old house, so as to not disrupt anything. Also, it should be noted that the interior has central air conditioning divided into two zones (upper and lower levels)- which also applies to the heating as well. Additionally, the entire addition was wired to accommodate easy cable and phone access. Exterior-wise, the addition was covered with cedar clapboards and painted with a stain product consistent with the original house. There are three access doors which are all accentuated with transom window features and supported by full length granite steps leading in. The main entrance is further supported by paver bricks in an area approximately 20 x 8 ft.