Kay visited with us about our kitchen remodel project and listened to what we wanted to do. This is…read morea communal use kitchen so we needed some practical ideas that were aesthetically nice, but also helped to manage the upkeep with so many different people using it. She had some great suggestions and even shared her experience she's had with different types of materials and how they wore over time and how they'd combine with the other elements of the kitchen. The project progressed quickly and without any major problems. She asked questions as her crew went along so the project turned out the way it was envisioned. It was finished right on budget which we worked out ahead of time and about a day early. Everyone in the office has commented how great it looks and all functionality is intact, if not improved. Would definitely recommend.

I found Mrs. Kay on the internet while looking for someone to address fascia and soffit issues on…read moremy home. I called two companies for estimates, but Mrs. Kay walked around with me, pointed out issues I hadn't seen, and assured me it was nothing big. Her care and knowledge were obvious from the beginning. Her crew was top-notch and completed their work in a timely manner and excellent results. I was so pleased that I called her again for a few other projects. I would recommend Mrs. Kay for any job she covers. She cares about her customers and she cares about making sure her company is the one you want to call. Her prices are great. I was very worried about finding someone to do the job well after hearing stories from friends and family who had terrible experiences with other contractors. I am so blessed to have found Studio and Crew!

Great work! Builds long lasting, quality, and good looking pergolas! Honest and professional…read moreownership and crew. Builds beautiful outdoor kitchens! Utilizes the best of the best cedar, Definitely use Rustic Outdoor for your outdoor construction needs.

This store was fantastic! The employees treated me like a king. I bought several building materials…read moreat a reasonable price, and an employee was with me to help when I had questions. They gladly helped load the building materials. The qualityquality of the building materials (wood) was far superior than Lowe's or Home Depot. Their store was very clean and organized and easy to maneuver in. I will definitely be using McCoy's building supply in the future.

Quality 1st Construction did an incredible job updating our home. We hired them for interior…read morepainting and cabinet refinishing, and the results are stunning. The paint lines are crisp, and the cabinets look like they rolled straight out of a showroom. While they were here, they also swapped out some old light fixtures, installed new tile, and replaced some exterior siding that was looking rough. They are incredibly well-rounded, hard-working, and easy to communicate with. Super reliable local business here in Lubbock--will definitely be using them for all our future projects!

TL;DR Do not hire…read moreCasa Bella. My wife and I ended up having to fire them due to unprofessionalism, procrastination and COMPLETELY improper installation of our hardwood oak flooring. We were told in the beginning (back in May) the entire job would take 1 week. After pushing back the start date from July to Aug, they started on August 4 and here we are August 30th and only 230sq/ft of 2200sq ft of our wood flooring has been laid. When Ruben and Gabrielle showed up to start on the first day, he acted like he had never seen our house before or remembered what job he was doing. When they came in the house to start he looked around baffled and said things like "wow this is such a big job." "we don't have time for this." We are going to need more time." I mean the guy looked like we just blindsided him, when he was actually the one who personally came out to measure and quote back in May. He also asked that day what OUR plan was to do with 2200sq ft of carpet and tile. My wife and I were perplexed because we've remodeled our fair share before and the tear out has always been part of the job, including hauling off the torn out material - usually in a roll off that is either added on or included in the cost. But apparently they will only rip it out and throw it in your garage and sunroom for you to deal with later. Over the next couple weeks when they finally DID start, they would send 1 person to tear out carpet or remove linoleum from the kitchen and they would be working for approximately 2 hours at a time. Instead of rolling the carpet up and putting it in a roll off dumpster, they cut out 3'x3' squares of carpet and just stacked it in our sunroom for us to figure out what to do with. The tile was pulled up and then set in our alley for us to deal with. The linoleum in the kitchen was never fully removed. This all should have been MAYBE a couple days worth of work, but this process continued for close to a week and the kitchen flooring is only 1/8 of the way removed, and there is close to half of the carpet still in tact. We were told before they started that their entire crew of about 6 people would move from their previous project to our house once they finished the last project and "knock it out". Nope. Still only 1 person at a time at our house inefficiently removing carpet and linoleum. They were in absolutely NO hurry to get our project done. They would say that they would be at our house at around 10am everyday, but would consistently show up either right around lunch or after lunch (to once again work only until about 2:00 or 3:00. When Ruben showed up the last day before letting them go, I asked if he had started yet another project even though he promised that once they were done with the previous one that ours was next. He admitted that they did. Ruben and Gabrielle FINALLY started to get the first few rows of wood down. Well, apparantly he has never worked with solid hardwood flooring. He called me while I was out running errands and was so baffled by what he was seeing and couldn't believe how insanely "warped" and "unusable" 75% of my wood flooring was. He said in his honest opinion he would go out and buy a different material because this wood was just too warped. I honestly got nervous and thought that we had over $10,000 worth of unusable wood. I called both Lumber Liquidators and my father in law (who installed this flooring in our current bedroom with no issues) to get advice for this. They said that it's perfectly normal for not every piece of wood to be perfect due to it's nature, but that if it's REALLY bad that there are special straps to help this. I ended up having to purchase the straps myself and brought them to Ruben and Gabrielle. After a few days of actual wood installation, there was a little over 200 square feet down. I checked to see that everything was down properly (squareness, expansion space, gaps, glue thickness etc). Even I could tell that it wasn't being done right. There were hollow spots and excessive gaps everywhere. I called my father in law and he pointed out that they were not using the proper trowel which severly reduces the amount of glue in contact with the flooring and slab, that they were way off square from the room and that they were leaving glue residue from between the seams to dry overnight. Finally, the worst issue of all: Ruben admitted to rabbitting off the bottom groove of the tongue and groove to "save time" on cleaning the glue out from the previous day. This is something that can cause MAJOR buckling issues in the future. The tongue and grooves are there for a reason, and that reason is not to be cut off with a table saw to make things easier for an inexperienced installer. I let him go the next day. I can't in good faith recommend Casa Bella to anyone I know.

If you're looking for great and reliable work Casa Bella is the one to pick. I bought my house in…read more2020 with a plan to remodel my house because it was a rent house before. It had been shown quite a bit of neglect in its 70+ years in existence. They have consistently and fairly walked me through every bit of the remodeling process from my kitchen to the full remodel of both my bathrooms. They even removed the popcorn ceilings throughout my home and retextured them. Truly, again, I couldn't recommend Ruben and his crew more.

Zero stars if I could give that went in to buy a solid wooden door owner was just a complete jerk…read morehe was yelling at me and telling me I don't know what I'm talking about as far as needing a solid wooden door.He also told me to get out of his employees way while I was standing there talking to him about the door.I was going to buy the door but I decide I was not going to support Big R with my hard earned money.I will never step foot into this establishment ever again I was very cordial with the owner when I walked in I even shook his hand I don't understand how this guy can even be in business.

Really nice people. The conversations with them is just as fun as the looking around. Fair…read moreprices, lots of stuff! Never know what your going to find! Take a friend!

I appreciated their response time and professionalism however, they quoted over $9,300 to sand and…read morerepaint a small kitchen that's already been mostly sanded. To be fair, the previous tenants used black outdoor spray paint but, when I tried to ask about the quote and why it was so expensive, they never got back to me. Not only was it over $9,300 for a 10ft hallway kitchen, but they didn't even try to help me understand why they were asking for that much or try to work with me. During the quote process, they offered to repaint the trim and get rid of all the black, and have it done within a week and a half. The cabinet drawers and faces were already completely ready to paint. All that needed done was the trim, door trim, around the cabinets, and the cabinets themselves. I've seen other great reviews, nothing detailing the price, if you're thinking about working with them, ask for a quote, can't hurt, but always compare with other companies and other reviews. I'd be willing to hear them out about why it was so expensive. Maybe the spray paint makes it infinitely harder or the fact that it was black? Either way, way out of our budget ‍

long overdue review but had the pleasure of serving some of their employees at my job and reached…read moreout for a home project i've been working on and was blown away by their punctuality and work ethic and personability. even if they just opened they already have the professionality and potential of becoming a well respected and long term store in this industry and i can't wait to see these amazing hard working individuals meet their potential

We engaged Steve Betts and his company DreamMaker Bath & Kitchen this past February to remodel our…read more50+ year old kitchen and master bathroom. Working with designer Jade Ward we met at their office/showroom several times to work out our budget and design ideas. After several weeks and tons of pictures we decided on the look and the style of what we wanted. Construction soon followed and was methodically finished. We relied heavily on what Jade showed us and she quickly tapped into our thoughts and desires and budget. They had a great team of skilled craftsmen to turn our ideas into exactly what we wanted. Steve was always just a phone call away if we needed him to visit the site and walk us through a challenge. We highly recommend Steve and his team for any remodeling plans you have.