Sapporo
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Sapporo

KTC first remodeled Sapporo in 2015. That project included a new bar, booths, lighting, flooring, sushi bar tops and workstations, new ceiling “clouds,” wall coverings, and granite for the hibachi grill tables. While still functioning fine, the restaurant needed a few new decorative details for our 2023 remodel.

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Window Restoration
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Window Restoration

Louisville, Kentucky was established in the later part of the 18th century as river traffic grew above the falls of the Ohio River. The city grew, and the population pushed southward, establishing the neighborhood now known as Old Louisville.

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How to Select a Contractor
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How to Select a Contractor

Selecting a contractor for your remodeling project or new build can be daunting. There are so many negative rumors that float around about contractors: they take advantage; jack the prices up; cut corners to save (themselves) money; hire cheap/illegal labor. While I’m sure there are contractors that do some – or all – of these things, most do not.

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Yew Dell Botanical Gardens
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Yew Dell Botanical Gardens

Yew Dell Botanical Gardens of Crestwood, Kentucky, is on the National Register of Historic Places and provides horticultural education and apprenticeships that mirror its amazing gardens’ beauty and importance.” Yew Dell is an organization we support as a company that is a pleasure to work with. Our love affair with Yew Dell runs deep. We believe in them and all they provide to the community. We are honored to have them as customers,” says Kiel Thomson, founder of KTC Construction.

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The Voice Features A new Korean BBQ restaurant
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The Voice Features A new Korean BBQ restaurant

The Voice-Tribune featured the newest and most innovative of Louisville’s restaurants. KTC Construction and Pickett Passafiume Architects partnered up to design and build what was the first-ever in the region (and the nation).

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