Cabinets Plus is a nice place to check out kitchen remodeling options, many style, wood and colors…read moreto choose from! Roy made our decisions easy with his expert advice on appliance placement, general flow to the cabinetry and accessorie options important when you're on a budget! Very happy with the cabinet quality and Roy's opinions, he knows his stuff!

Back in the "a while ago before new cabinets" time, I wrote a review of CALIBER as their business…read morecoach and I promised that someday we'd buy our cabinets from no one but Andy & Nicci... And this past summer, WE BOUGHT OUR DREAM KITCHEN From ANDY & NICCI as promised! So other than the fact that 1) our new cabinets are awesomely beautiful (Cherry!), And 2) the countertops are spectacular (sequential 5/4" granite slabs from Granite City), and 3) the new lighting makes the kitchen brighter and warmer and cozier than ever... I have to say it was all so very EEZY-PEEZY and WORRY FREE! Seriously... EEZY-PEEZY and WORRY FREE! Planning was fun because Andy listened with great care and brought us ideas on how to achieve the feel we dreamed of. The demolition was fast, and well managed... Floor and carpet protection, and a speedy organized team (thanks Nate, Jake, & Kyle!), And cleaned up every night. The installation was speedy with great attention to detail! With most of the cabinets built in their shop before hand, the guys were able to move through the Indian l install really efficiently. And through the whole process, every step that we took, was well guided in ways that allowed is never too worry even a bit Nicci and Andy are the bedrock of Caliber... They truly value people off all backgrounds and they are so very very incredible at seeing, and listening, and hearing, and collaboration with their clients. All this made us feel like everything was right and undercontrol! Great Job Andy, Nicci, Nate, Jake, and Z Kyle! WE LOVE OUR BEAUTIFUL KITCHEN!

Caliber is the Best! Nicci and Andy did a superb job of designing just what we needed to use our…read moreexisting cabinets with new faces and fronts and doors. It saved us thousands on completely rebuilding our kitchen. Their craftsment and installers were excellent. They are not a "high pressure" company either. They seem to just want to do a great job for you. The price was very reasonable and worth every penny. Like most people should, we got three bids on doing our kitchen and they just won "hands down" with their approach and prices. And they finished before the end of a week. Ahead of schedule.

Absolutely unprofessional. Came to our house to give a quote for a couple projects and never got…read moreback to us! We even contacted him but heard nothing. Rude, disrespectful and it is not ok to treat customers like that. I would Never recommend Curran Cabinetry!!

We recently worked with Al on refreshing our kitchen with new cabinets and countertops. We had…read moreworked with Al in the past and always found his work and attention to detail to be first rate. The quality of the cabinets he provided was excellent and he worked with us to get them installed when it was convenient for us.

We know someone who purchased kitchen cabinets from here and they are beautiful. They were built…read morespecifically for the kitchen and thus fit perfectly. The people who ordered them were extremely happy with the product and service they were delivered. We know they wouldn't hesitate to hire them again for another project. This company is willing to work with people to design almost any project they have in mind from small wood items to large projects such as kitchen cabinets. Check out their web site for ideas for some beautiful wood products. So if you have something in mind that you just can't find or that you were planing on making yourself you might be able to obtain just what you want by contacting Mick Knacks to make it for you.

From the owner: Growing up, Jon spent many hours in his father's wood shop, watching him build custom cabinets and…read morelending a hand whenever possible. Over fifty years of dedicated cabinetry later, Jon has more than lived up to his father's legacy. His artisan craftsmanship is only surpassed by his humble dedication to every project he takes on, building and staining each custom piece by hand before installing it personally in his clients' homes. If you're looking for custom cabinets and furniture crafted with genuine care, turn to the family business that's been serving this community for over half a century: MICK-KNACKS.

Building a house 200 miles away is a somewhat challenging experience, but we were fortunate to have…read morepeople like Don Fish from Classic Cabinetry help us through the process of designing our kitchen and providing cabinets and counters for other rooms. Don was very helpful and patient as he guided us through the design, the choices, the finishes and the installation process. Our cabinets and counters in our kitchen fit in really well with our timber frames and just look fantastic. The cabinets, counters and sinks in our laundry room and three bathrooms came out perfect as well. We would highly recommend Classic Cabinetry to anyone who is building or remodeling.

From the owner: Classic Cabinetry takes great pride in the kitchen cabinets, countertops, and home remodeling…read moreservices we offer our customers. We believe that over the top service, quality materials, superb workmanship, and keen style work together to create innovative, elegant solutions and products that will last and retain their value for years. We have been in the elegant wood interiors business for over 20 years and we fully understand the finer points of new home construction and remodeling. PRODUCTS Cabinets Countertops Bath & Kitchen Accessories Decorative Hardware Sinks Interior Door Stair Parts Mantels Interior Trim BRANDS Medallion Mid-Continet afele Real Solutions Slide-Away Amerock Belwith-Keeler Karran Masonite Leepers Forshaw Ferche

Our experience with Kitchen Tune-Up started off on a high note but quickly collapsed when the work…read morestarted. It was immediately obvious that the information on the website and the information provided prior to signing the contract was less than truthful. We were on a tight deadline and the work needed to be completed not later than May 27. We said if the project could not be completed by our deadline, we would prefer to delay the start of the project until July. David Lawrence (the salesman/former owner) assured us it would be done - they even started 4 days early. The website clearly states, "Our painting process is performed by skilled craftsmen, using state-of-the-art technologies. The process involves minimal downtime, providing a full restoration of your kitchen cabinets. Our process keeps mess to a minimum on most projects. Cabinet painting, in most cases can be completed in under a week, which means you can update your kitchen in time for an upcoming event." (emphasis mine) This is our truth of our experience: 1. They did not do any primer on the cabinets, even though the Sherwin Williams paint can clearly identifies the need for a specific primer (We didn't read the paint can until it was obvious that the paint was not adhering.) They said the first coat of paint is the primer and that is "industry standard" which we heard anytime we pointed out anything that didn't seem correct. 2. After our cabinet doors and drawer fronts were taken to their shop and all of our cabinets were emptied out and the cabinet insides were being painted, Darren Quesnell (Owner/Project Manager) informed us that there was a 14-day curing process required for the paint which was an "industry standard". He also told us that if we did put anything into the cabinet the paint might cause the item to stick to the paint or the paint would come off and it would be on us to repair. Of course, we talked to David Lawrence regarding this waiting period which would affect the rapidly approaching finish deadline. David said that was not true. This caused a heated discussion between the two of them and we were never clear whether it was safe to put stuff away. An interesting aside is that Darren put their supplies on the paint when they finished for the day. 3. The paint was never applied evenly or systematically. They painted here and there and no one was ever sure how many coats of paint were in any one place. Many areas did not receive any paint or only a few brush strokes unless we pointed out the need for paint. John, the worker, was the most haphazard painter. He is a big man and it was difficult for him to reach some spaces which meant there were places in corners or high spaces that didn't get paint. While painting under the sink, he accidentally bumped the plumbing, causing a pipe separation. He used the sink to clean his painting supplies and we all left the house. When we got home the carpet in front of the sink was soaked. We opened the doors and the entire cabinet floor was wet and we could see the separated pipe. In the morning, we asked them to fix the pipe. John started saying that he had nothing to do with it and it wasn't his fault, etc. Darren did fix the pipe. 4. When asked why the cabinets were not completely painted inside and out per the contract, Darren said he would only paint the places you could see when you looked straight at the cabinets. They did not caulk or paint all the seams in the cabinets. Many discussions later, John did some minor caulking. He smoothed the caulk with dirty hands and spread it far beyond the area that required caulk. 5. When they started to remove the wallpaper to paint the kitchen, the job was too difficult for them to accomplish and they had to call in another experienced contractor. They allowed a $700 credit for not doing the work; however, we feel that amount did not represent the true cost of not removing the wallpaper as the contract specified. We asked to see the invoice from the painter but they just ignored us. Plus, to us it was an indication that they are not the "skilled craftsmen" the website offers. 6. Darren took the lazy susan from my cabinet and took it to the shop for painting. After he installed in the cabinet, I showed him where the paint was already chipping (nothing had been put in the cabinet). He looked right at me and said, "Of course it is chipping - you can't paint rubber." My thought was, then why did you paint it? 7. They ran out of paint because the wood was soaking up too much paint and we had to purchase another gallon of paint. David went with my husband to get the paint. When they installed the door/drawer fronts, we could see a slight color difference. Upon mentioning it, Darren said we noticed that too - sometimes the paint mixture varies. Why didn't they stop painting and tell us so we could get another gallon? Variations are an "industry standard". 8. Our glass cabinet doors have decorative wood trim on the

From the owner: Kitchen Tune-Up is your local kitchen remodeling experts specializing in cabinet refacing,…read moreredooring, custom cabinets, our Original Tune-Up and cabinet painting. Offering five service options to update, upgrade, and uplift kitchens to meet a wide range of budgets and timelines. Whether you are seeking a quick refresh or a full kitchen remodel, contact our team for a no-obligation consultation. Cabinetry, cabinet doors, and drawer fronts are available in a wide range of styles, colors, and finishes. Also ask about countertops, backsplash, tile, flooring, and more. No matter which service is the best fit or the scope of your project, Kitchen Tune-Up will make your kitchen look and feel transformed. Let's create a kitchen that inspires and uplifts you.