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3.7 (3 reviews)
Open • 8:00 am - 3:00 pm

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Poor customer service. Sold me 2 defective knives, and would not give me full refund.

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Celebrating our 3rd wedding anniversary we chose to celebrate at Urban Hill for our special…read moreevening. We had hoped for a more intimate atmosphere for our night out, however, the restaurant is definitely more lively and louder than a quiet intimate dinner out. There must have been a notable person sitting next to us because everyone it seemed that worked in the restaurant stopped by the table and had a conversation with this couple, and when the chef came out and walked right by us to have a conversation with the table next to us, that's when it dawned on me as a chef doesn't normally come out just to talk to a normal person like us. It was a little bit irritating with all the hoopla at the table next to us which put a little bit of damper on our anniversary meal. Especially when our waiter devoted significant time to the "special" table leaving us feeling a bit neglected in a top-tier restaurant like Urban Hill. However, the meal itself was delicious.

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City of South Salt Lake

I wouldn't waste my time with them. No one showed up to our scheduled appointment. I called the…read morenext day to see what happened and they were able to send someone that night, which was about the only good thing. The sales rep that showed up was pushy and stayed in our home for hours trying to convince us to sign up although we told him we had another vendor to look at. Products they use are not the best quality. Their life time guarantee is a joke. You start asking them what it covers and you find out it doesn't cover much. The sales rep finally left and said he would follow up a week later but never did. Glad he didn't because we went with someone else.

We purchased a frameless shower door installation through Home Depot, which was subcontracted to…read moreRe-Bath. Unfortunately, what should have been a straightforward project turned into a months-long process involving multiple installation attempts and significant inconvenience. After the initial installation, the shower leaked. Re-Bath returned and ultimately replaced the entire glass door, but the leakage problem remained. I provided video documentation showing where the water was escaping. Based on that information, the glass door manufacturer recommended several potential corrective measures, including adding a bulb seal between the doors, installing a dam strip at the bottom of the door, checking the stationary panel caulking, and verifying the threshold slope. When the installer returned for the third attempt, the first item investigated was the threshold. Interestingly, the threshold had been checked during the original site survey and measurement as well as a previous installation attempt yet no concerns were raised at that time. After further evaluation, it was determined that the threshold was part of the problem so I had it corrected before allowing the project to continue. Following the threshold correction and the addition of the recommended bulb seal and dam strip, the shower no longer leaks. While I am glad that the leakage issue has finally been resolved, it took three installation attempts, replacement of the door, additional modifications, months without normal use of the shower, and considerable effort on my part to reach this outcome. What is particularly disappointing is that I have had other frameless shower enclosures in previous homes that functioned properly without the need for added bulb seals or dam strips. My expectation was a professionally installed frameless shower door that performed correctly from the beginning, not one that required multiple corrective measures after repeated installation attempts. In the end, the problem was eventually resolved, and I appreciate the individuals who continued working toward a solution. However, based on my experience, I would not recommend this Re-Bath for a frameless shower door project, nor would I choose to purchase a similar installation through Home Depot again.

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