1936 kitchen renos - CLC transformation!

"We love food, we love cooking, entertaining. This was a labour of love for us. They worked until everything was perfect. It's a great room."

"It was an unusual 1936 lay-out with small butler's pantry, dining room, washroom and laundry area."

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"Charles was suggested by contractor Norman Whynot and by our architect. He has quite a reputation. As well, I did research. He was charming, delightful. He brought us smoked mackeral, then smoked salmon. Oh my god it was divine!"

"The architect was Vincent den Hartog and he should be credited with the kitchen design, which Charles and his team executed to perfection!!"

CLC crew:

• Roy Parsons was the lead builder with assistance from Jessem Wamback, Winston Wagner and Michael Drew.
• The spraying was performed by Jeff Crouse and assisted by Sheldon Langille.

Others:

• The contractor was Norman Whynot with his crew of craftsmen.
• The architect was Vincent den Hartog
• The Zodiac counters were supplied and installed by Robar Countertops of Bridgewater.

Charles Lantz comments:
"It was great that Norman the contractor and Deborah the owner picked CLC to help with their project. It was my pleasure to give them what they needed for this senior home. Many thanks from the staff of CLC, may you enjoy your wonderful home!"
Yours truly, CLC and Staff