At True Craftsman Building and Remodeling, LLC, we understand that every project is unique and requires a personalized approach. That's why we work closely with our clients to understand their needs and preferences before starting any work. Our owner and Master Carpenter, Michael Borelli, has over 25 years of experience with Local 157, United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America in New York City, working on some of the most recognizable buildings in Manhattan. Relocating to the Connecticut and deciding to start his business, Michael is excited to bring his skills to the Shoreline that include:
...and so much more!
Count on us to bring your vision to life and see for yourself what makes Michael a True Craftsman.
“True Craftsman's workers showed up right on time and ready to go the day of our deck restoration. They got to work immediately, and it was apparent that Mr. Borelli and his crew had an efficient way of communicating and working with each other.
The job turned out to be significantly more challenging than anticipated, but the True Craftsman crew was able to come up with new ideas to solve each and every challenge. They were so hardworking that the anticipated project completion time was cut literally in half! They were very organized and cleaned up their worksite completely.
We highly recommend this exemplary company for all remodeling needs, and we will absolutely use them again in the future. Five stars for professionalism alone."
- Kerry H.
"I have known Mike Borelli for some years now. He is an excellent craftsman and carpenter. We had a major flood in our house. He did all of the crown molding trim for our entire downstairs. He is always on time and very reliable. Reliability like his is one thing I really value when I have to have somebody doing work for me.”
- Cathy P.
"I cannot express enough admiration for Michael's organization and dedication to completing every job he starts. I have gone to him for assistance on innumerable projects through the years. He once worked tirelessly until 10pm for several nights in a row, using only halogen lights mounted on his truck, in order to prevent water damage on a new addition before a severe impending storm. Michael is as real as it gets when it comes to building."
- Howard J.