We just had our new granite tops delivered today and I couldn't be happier. The whole process from…read morepicking out counter tops to installation has been wonderful. If we need to replace other countertops in the future we won't hesitate to go back. Thanks Matt

I hate to complain because I really enjoyed working with the staff here for our new countertop…read moreinstallation last June, but I'm super disappointed with a current situation now a year later. They neglected to install the countertop up to Wisconsin's state code, and they tried to charge me $379 for them to come out and drill the $29 hole that it would take to make it up-to-code (which should have been done in the first place). We tried getting a new dishwasher installed and were told we need to have an air gap hole drilled to be up to Wisconsin state code as of 2020, and if we install the dishwasher anyways without having the air gap hole drilled, we would be voiding our home insurance in cases of fire/flood due to the dishwasher. When we got the countertops from Badger Granite, they had asked if we needed an air gap hole drilled. I said that our last countertop did not have one, so they told me we don't need it for the new countertop either. I am disappointed that we were given this false information. When I spoke to someone at Badger Granite on the phone about it a few days ago, they said "your contractor should have told you that", but Badger Granite was in fact our contractor, and did not tell us. The contractor from Badger Granite who came out to drill the hole now even said that we would need that done to sell the house. We should have been advised of this, and should not have been responsible for covering any fee except the $29 for the hole to be drilled (as it should have been done during initial set-up, had we been advised that it is Wisconsin state code). They did "reduce" the price to $150 instead of $379 after I explained how ridiculous the situation is, but it shouldn't have been more than the actual $29 price nor should I have had to go through this, if they had just followed and advised of Wisconsin state code.

Carpetland just put two new rooms of Carpet in my house. Syad the installer was awesome! They…read morewere in and out in a few hours and it looks great! Good price, quick install overall very happy!

Julie Bormann was very helpful showing us samples that allowed us to match the carpet with the…read morecolors in the room it was to be installed in. The carpet arrived on time and the install was scheduled within a week. The installers were very courteous and did a very good job. I would recommend Carpetland Racine to anyone.

furniture Renaissance terrific job refinishing tops. They both look brand new! David is…read moreknowledgeable, friendly and does what he says he's going to do. Nice job!

bought a toddler rocking chair from them. its cute and the kiddo loves it!read more

It's been over 17 years since we added on to our house including a sunroom by Bear Builders. This…read moreis our favorite room and the best investment we have ever made. Through the years we have had minor issues arise and Bear has always helped us immediately. They are professional and prompt. We love our sunroom. Terry and Gloria Lemke

Our sunroom has leaked since year 3 No one ever came to…read morelook or offered any help. I was so disappointed in the whole process. The cement guys they sent to pour the foundation ran their machine into the house, cracking the foundation in our basement and also cut the electric supply to our garage. We fixed all at our own expense. Choose wisely

Over 15 years ago we had 2 beautiful home offices installed by Closet Concepts. At the time we were…read moreassured that if we ever wanted to replace the carpet in these offices we could and that they would come and remove the desks so it could be done professionally. Well guess what? That was a line because now when I want to replace the carpeting I am being told they don't recommend uninstalling desks but would be happy to install a whole new system. I'm sure they would. The desk I have was over $5,000 15 years ago. It is probably well over $10,000 by now.

Closet Concepts has installed closets in two of my homes. LOVE them. Professional, top notch,…read morelove the design. They took my space and made it twice the size. I would highly recommend.

Complete kitchen remodel moved stove, dishwasher, all new cabinets and flooring…read more It all started with Jake coming over for an initial meeting and right away I knew that he spent some time in the industry as he was finishing my sentences on things I wanted and added a few great ideas. Pricing came back and it was very fair. Then we met with their design team and their amazing store. We met Martyna and SHE IS INCREDIABLE!! She worked extremely hard to find some cabinet hardware that we ended up loving and you can tell she knew the ins and out of the smaller details of kitchens. After the work began we noticed how friendly, professional and clean their crew was and they were great with my dogs that escaped a few times. I want to stress how clean they were as they took time after leaving everyday to clean up and organize any tools in the corner. The process itself took a little over 3 weeks which was much faster than we thought, and they did not comprise any quality in my eye. Communication was great and I would use them again in a heartbeat. There was a very small issue that arose afterwards and they came out to fix it so that proves they stand behind their work. Huge thank you to Jake and Martyna!!

We hired Jerry and his crew to refresh our dated 90's bathroom and were impressed with his work…read morealong every step on the way: from planning to completion. He was able to replace tile, plumbing, electrical, paint, hardware and more in just under 8 days this past December. His pricing was fair and work turned out great! We're already planning our next project with Jerry we loved working with him so much.

He installed laminate flooring with a cork backing in my kitchen that wasn't the best choice for…read morethat room, and asked me to remove a negative review. The following contractor wouldn't have used this flooring for that room.

We had serious water damage to our master bathroom and decided at that point to just do a full…read moreremodel because we had planned to eventually remodel anyways, knowing that we had original 1960s galvanized pipes and a tiny footprint. We got several bids and ultimately went with North Shore Kitchen & Bath because (1) their bid was competitive with everyone else who bid, (2) we had them recommended by neighbors, (3) we loved the convenience of the turn-key (start-to-finish) service with a full showroom and (4) the fact that we picked all materials out before signing a full contract meant we were able to have a much more accurate idea of the actual final cost going into the remodel. They met with us several times and we fine-tuned the contract and our product choices so that all our questions and decisions were down in writing. They began the work on the day specified and we were given a 6-8 week timeline; the job was finished in 6 weeks, 3 days. We had a few change orders along the way due to some unexpected structural issues and some minor additions we made along the way but the change order costs were all signed off on by us before the work and all reasonable give the additional scope of work. Throughout the entire process, Rick, Tom and the whole team were honest and transparent. Not only was their work impeccable, but they addressed all my concerns as they cropped up and they kept the rest of my house as clean as possible (which was impressive considering they were renovating and repairing water damage on all three levels of our home). The whole team was also extremely friendly, and were very gracious to my two kids who asked them a million questions about the process and also gave attention to my people-loving dog. I also want to give a special shout-out to our designer, Beth. She was very good at understanding what we were going for in our design, was able to merge my husband's and my differing viewpoints on items and also helped steer us towards options that we didn't consider in the beginning, but were of course, ultimately the correct choice. We would recommend Rick, Tom and the whole North Shore Kitchen & Bath team in a heartbeat. We have another 1960s original bathroom to redo in the future and as soon as we have the funds saved up, we know who to call!

North Shore Kitchen & Bath completed my kitchen project recently. It was not a complete kitchen…read moreremodel - I had my walls/cabinets painted, replaced the countertop/sink, and added a backsplash. I am mostly happy with the overall result of the project, and the cost was more affordable than other businesses with whom I discussed the project. However, I will say the process to get to the final result could have been much smoother. NSKB's communication was lacking. From the beginning of the process when I was working with the designer to pick out finishes, I would have to reach out myself whenever I wanted an update because I would go weeks (sometimes over a month) without getting any information. When I did reach out, I usually had to follow up multiple times before I finally got an email back. I was told a start date for my project, and then when I reached out with a question later the designer mentioned a different date. The change had not been run by me or communicated to me. Had I not reached out myself, I wouldn't have known until they showed up that morning to start. The painters had to come back multiple times for touch ups after finishing the initial job. They got paint on my under-cabinet lighting and hardware because they didn't tape around or remove them; they just painted around things. Paint was spilled on my floors and the NSKB team was able to clean it up a majority of the way, but there is a permanent spot that is darker than the rest of my floor. The team also lost two pieces from hinges and were not able to hang the last cabinet door. It took NSKB almost 2 months to come back and find a solution after I followed up with them multiple times. Overall, the project that was supposed to be completed in early December ended up taking until the end of January.