It’s Generational
Meet Nardini Custom
The Nardini Family has been servicing the housing industry since 1934. The family business began with electrical contracting in Bayonne, New Jersey, expanded to carpet and flooring, kitchens, bathrooms, retail, and eventually grew to the design-build operation it is today.
Tommy Nardini started working for his mother and father as a craftsman in the family business at age thirteen, laying floors. By sixteen he was running crews and small projects. Described as curious and creative with the mind of an engineer, he learned each trade one at a time through apprenticeship and hands-on experience. Today, he owns and operates Nardini Custom, a design-build firm specializing in fine homes, renovations, custom kitchens, and designer flooring.
Three generations make up Nardini Custom. With construction in their blood, the Nardini Team is dedicated to meticulous craftsmanship and exceptional service from design to execution – whether they are renovating your kitchen, installing a rooftop pool on your beachfront retreat, or designing your family homestead.
It’s Personal
The secret is in the sauce … literally.
Tommy learned how to build a business from his parents; the most important lesson — you treat your clients and employees like family. And you feed family! Lucia Colletti Nardini comes from a long line of Chicago restauranteurs. Her parents Mary and Rocco Colletti started a restaurant in 1946 that is still open today. Therefore, it makes sense that Nardini Custom is an award-winning kitchen designer.
You can visit Lucia in the Red Bank or LBI showroom. Build a home or a kitchen with us and she just might tell you the secret to her red sauce. Maybe.
In between projects, the Nardini Custom team can be found volunteering their time and skill to local schools and community centers.
Tommy is the proud father of three grown daughters and two not-so-grown fur-babies. He lives in Red Bank, New Jersey. In his free time he enjoys gathering with family and friends, lots of cooking (naturally), spending time on the water, tinkering, and dreaming about his next project.