We just bought a new home and are about to renovate seven bathrooms and a large kitchen. Torrco is…read morethe ONLY company from which I would never consider purchasing plumbing fittings; here's why: In our last home, we had to gut renovate three bathrooms and almost everything we needed came from Torrco. Unfortunately, they promote a partnership with the high-end American Standard brand, DVX. People, this stuff is absolute garbage. One example: a shower valve and fitting was replaced THREE TIMES by Torrco/DVX and never functioned properly. They finally offered us a full refund. But they wouldn't actually mail the refund check. I was forced to follow up time and again, asking where things stood, either being told it would be resolved "tomorrow" or some other delay tactic. At last, I wrote to the owner/CEO of Torrco (he works out of this location in Waterbury) and explained the whole thing to him. Guess what? No response. So now I understand that everyone who works there is simply following his example: provide a terrible product and then duck responsibility, hoping the customer will grow tired of the runaround. Good CEOs are concerned when a customer is unhappy. Bad CEOs hear a complaint and decide to go golfing. There are so many competing options that you can hardly go wrong by choosing any other supplier than Torrco. Unless, of course, you enjoy being sold crap products that are then followed up with a total lack of customer service. If that's what you like, by all means, call Torrco.

We splurged on an amazing bathroom. And the Torrco Design Center made it happen. They were very…read moregood at explaining the entire process, from fabrication to installation of our custom shower and vanity top. Tina was our design center advisor and you can tell she cares about helping the customer and it shows in her follow up. I have another bathroom I plan to re-model in the near furture, and you can bet I'll be going back to Torrco.

Equity does great work. Their workmanship is top notch and their prices are reasonable . They…read moredesigned my space beautifully and finished on time and on budget.

Great level of responsiveness and professionalism. Would hire Ray and team in the future!read more

Sullivan Brothers has completed our kitchen remodel and we couldn't have picked a better company to…read moredo the job. From Chris and Michelle doing the layout and design to Jeremy doing the carpentry and running the project to Manny helping with the heavy lifting they all are experts in what they do. The subcontractors they used for the stone work and plumbing were also superb. From the first day of demolition until the final day when sealant was applied everyone involved in the job was knowledgeable, polite and left the job site clean and tidy every night. We couldn't be more pleased with this completed on time, on budget job.

Great experience here. Quality cabinets. Worked with Chris the entire time. He set up great…read moreexpectations, no surprises, and if there were any issues they were handled quickly and professionally. Would recommend to anyone looking for great, and quick service!

I was recommended by my contractor to use Kitchen Cabinet Outlet. They had just what I wanted and…read morethe price was right too. I had my bathroom vanity cabinet within 10 days. I bought it in April, 2019. Everything went perfectly smoothly and I've already recommended them to other friends. I'd certainly go back when remodeling again. Thank you for your great service. Alice N.

"You can get anything you want at Alice's Restaurant Walk…read moreright in it's around the back Just a half a mile from the railroad track You can get anything you want at Alice's Restaurant" (Arlo Guthrie) Alice could easily get anything she wants for her restaurant right here on Progress Lane in Waterbury. Imagine a store as big as a Home Depot that only sells restaurant stuff. It's like a Disneyland full of trays, pots and pans, mixing machines, ice makers, bar equipment, pizza paddles, ovens, fryers, griddles, bar stools, slicers, and pretty much anything you have ever seen in or need for a restaurant. I don't own a restaurant, but I definitely developed a greater appreciation for what it really takes to operate one. Wine glasses, bowls, plates, cutlery, fry baskets, big knives, spatulas, gloves, bowls as big as a witch's cauldron, bathroom signs, dining room chairs and barstools, slotted spoons, whisks, chef clothing, big pans and serving trays, coffee stations, chopping boards, a tortilla press, even French Fry cutting machines. We saw them all. And then there were the huge things like deli showcases and enormous dough mixing machines that reminded me of land locked cement mixers. What a fun time we had wandering the aisles and gawking at everything. I've truly never seen a store like this before. Its open to the public and no membership is needed to gain entry. So what did we buy? We replaced an old plastic one pint measuring cup that was getting impossible to read. The new one ($3.99) is very sturdy and super clear to read. We also bought a nifty 10-cut pie and cake marker ($5.99) that will come in handy on Thanksgiving. We had a blast !!