Reviews

Condo kitchen with an HOA that makes everything harder. They filed the building's paperwork, worked only the hours we were allowed, and still hit the date they gave us. None of it landed on me.

Coastal kitchen built around the big window we refused to give up. They redesigned for the light instead of building over it — open shelving, quartz, tile to the ceiling. I still take pictures of it.

Closet systems in three bedrooms and a mudroom bench. Measured, built and installed across two visits. It's well over an hour each way for them and they never once rescheduled.

Uploaded a photo half expecting a gimmick. Got back my own kitchen in warm greige with black hardware, showed my husband, and that ended the debate. The install came out close to the picture.

Old farmhouse, nothing square, and they didn't blink. Scribed the cabinets to the wall, matched the new trim to the original profile, and now it looks like it was always there.

The cabinets and counters are genuinely well made and the install crew knew exactly what they were doing. They kept me updated through the lead time on the cabinets, and once they were on site it ran without a hitch — punch list cleared in a single visit.

New floors and countertops. Good value, steady crew, cleaned up every evening. When the first delivery came up a few boxes short they drove out and collected the rest themselves rather than let it push the schedule.

Two kitchens — main house and the guest unit — sequenced so we always had a working one. Rift-sawn white oak in both. The joinery on the island panels is furniture grade.

I was nervous about hiring anyone after a bad experience years ago. Written scope, a schedule I could actually read, and photos every week while I was travelling. This is how it should be done.

They came up from the Bay for our project and were still on site before eight every morning. Two-tone kitchen with the pantry rebuilt. Licensed, insured, and they pulled the permit themselves.

Fair price and honest people. The tile went in beautifully, and when the grout dried lighter than the sample they pulled it and redid the whole section that same week — no argument, no invoice.

Island with seating for five, an appliance garage, and drawers where we used to have useless deep cabinets. Every inch was thought through and my wife — the actual cook — signed off on the plan before anything was ordered.

Beach house, salt air, everything corrodes. They talked me out of the hardware I'd picked and into marine-grade instead. A year on, no pitting anywhere.

Kitchen plus an eight-foot live-edge walnut table for the dining room. The table is what everyone comments on. They finished it so wine doesn't stain it, which around here matters.

Rental turnover on a hard deadline. New laminate, refaced cabinets, new counters — in and out in nine days and the unit leased the week it listed.

Hardwood through the whole first floor, roughly 1,400 square feet, done in four days without us moving out. They stacked and shifted the furniture themselves.

The design tool sold me on two-tone — deep green base cabinets, white uppers — and I'm still glad I went for it. When the counter fabricator ran long they called me the day they knew and resequenced the rest of the work around it, so we still finished on the date they gave us.

Third contractor I called and the only one who showed up with a tape measure instead of a sales pitch. The quote held to the dollar. Shaker cabinets, quartz, new pendants, finished inside the window they promised.

Tiny Sunset kitchen, three windows, no room for error. They measured twice and built to the millimetre. Getting cabinets up a narrow staircase without marking a single wall impressed me more than anything.

Garage turned into a real workshop plus a wall of modular storage. Insulated, wired, drywalled, and the epoxy floor still looks new after a summer of projects.

We put this off for years. Warm walnut cabinets, honed granite, and a bench by the back door they built to fit the wall exactly. They drove up from the Bay every day without a word of complaint.

Solid work on the kitchen and the vinyl plank downstairs. One cabinet door showed up with a nick — they caught it before I did and replaced it, though the new one took a few weeks to arrive. Everything else ran on schedule and the finish quality is excellent.

Quartzite counters and a full-height backsplash. Templated on a Tuesday, installed the following week, seams practically invisible. I've had counters done before and this was by far the smoothest.

Willow Glen. Custom pantry and floor-to-ceiling cabinets around the fridge. They pulled out the awkward soffit and now nobody would guess it was ever there.

Two bathrooms and the kitchen in one go. Same crew the whole time, same foreman answering my texts. We stayed in the house and it was livable — dust barriers up every morning, floors covered.

Rockridge bungalow with floors that were never level. They shimmed and floated the subfloor before laying the engineered oak instead of pretending the problem wasn't there. Priced the extra work up front and walked me through why it mattered — the finished floor is dead flat.

I uploaded a phone photo of our kitchen on a Sunday night and by Monday we had three layouts to argue about. What got installed looks like the render, down to the brushed brass pulls.

Our 1970s kitchen finally makes sense. They moved the fridge wall, put in flat-panel white oak cabinets and a waterfall quartz island. Permit and inspection were handled without me chasing anyone.