So perfect, you can't see a seam?…read more Five stars is not enough! A friend referred me to this local countertop shop. I had lived with new marble top installed by previous homeowner in my kitchen since I moved in 8 years ago. But.. the pattern was very busy, never had a nice sheen, and when I placed a clear drinking glass on it, you easily missed it? (You can't miss it in one of the pictures below.) First visit was to their Batavia facility to take home samples and discuss approximate costs with a very knowledgeable and personable staff. Second visit was to my home to measure. Third was at their site with templates of my layout on the actual slab so I could see the grain and seam alignment as it would appear in finished countertop. This was fantastic because as much as I loved the pattern I had selected, I did not like the way it would appear completed. With NO pressure at all, I was encouraged to choose from similar patterns on their many other slabs of quartz so I could get the look I wanted. Templates were placed on another choice and the veins looked like they would match close at the seam. Three professionals arrived promptly at 8am and departed at 11am (perfectly as promised) and the finished job was more than I ever imagined. I had to really search for the seam but could only feel it as it is perfect... can you find it in the picture? (HINT: blue post-its align on seam in second image.)

I used Windmill Countertops for a smaller home project and couldn't be happier with the experience…read more Even though it wasn't a big job, Mark and the team treated me with the utmost respect, professionalism, and care throughout the entire process--just as if I were a high-end client. ​They were absolutely fantastic to work with and made sure everything went smoothly. Their clear communication and quality craftsmanship proved to me that they value every single client. Exceptional customer service--I highly recommend Windmill Countertops and will absolutely be returning for any future needs!

Tearing a historic house apart for a remodel is no treat, take it from me. My current home is the…read more4th in a series of old historic homes that I have renovated over the years. But the biggest thrill (and expense) in any of those remodels is the kitchen. If you are looking for a custom kitchen, then look no further than Past Basket. These guys are pros working with you every step of the way overlooking no small detail. Their showroom in Geneva actually is made up of their furniture quality cabinetry so that you can see what kind of potential pieces that you may want in your kitchen. They design and draw working with you and your architect to create a one of a kind design that you will just love to cook in. Since old houses are puzzles- putting a new kitchen in that looks like it had been there since the house was built- but has all the modern amenities was my goal. Dan McFadden and his team at Past Basket created an award winning kitchen for me that looks like it was part of the original house. The glass in the cabinets is wavy and old, the pulls on the doors worn looking, the armoire that hides my refrigerator and the cabinets that hide the modern day appliances all are functional as well as beautiful. No detail is too small for this team- in fact- they did such a good job on the kitchen- I also had them make the cabinetry for the family room as well as the master bathroom. They even solved my makeup lighting problem in the bathroom by creating lights that mimic the makeup counters at fine stores. They are also the only dealer for La Cornue stoves in the area. Once I saw one of these french works of stove art- I just knew it would be the centerpiece for my kitchen. Custom cabinetry may not be for everyone. After all- if you are not planning to stay in your home for awhile to enjoy it- there are certainly less expensive options around. But if you love to cook, and love the feeling of fine furniture no matter what room you are in your home- then go to Past Basket. Even if you only look around to get ideas for the future- or if you are there with your builder to get started- their staff will love to create with you the kitchen of your dreams. I should know. They did it for me

As someone who loves to cook and bakes regulary, I spend a lot of time in my kitchen....Past Basket…read morebuilt my dream kitchen! Dan McFadden, the senior designer, was wonderful to work with from the beginning. The project was not one of their biggest, but they treated me as it was huge. He was not only creative but very technically savvy. The design, cabinets and drawers are highly functional and maximes space and storage capacity. Their price was competitive and craftmanship was excellent. My kitchen is incredible. If you are looking for high design, functional high performing kitchen, Past Basket is your place!

Bill was not helpful. Lack of personality and zero ideas to help guide us with our project. Awkward…read moreexperience and left quite frustrated. Would not recommend.

Excellent shower doors. Excellent customer service…read more From sales to install everyone was polite helpful and professional. Price was extremely fair. We would use them again.

I have used A Mirror Image on a number of my bathroom remodels. Sam Hildebrand sold and measured…read moreeach and every one. I have never had to call for anyone to come back, it was done right the first time. Shower enclosures were perfect. I will continue to use A Mirror Image on future projects.

Verlissa and her team at Kitchen & Bath Authority in Wheaton, IL have done an outstanding job…read morerenovating my master and guest bathrooms. They replaced the shower, vanity counter tops, and flooring. They installed new vanity lighting and painted the walls and woodwork. From design to implementation to final touch ups, this turn-key project was perfect! KBA took care of measuring, procuring, transporting, and installing the materials. This included a custom glass shower door that is absolutely beautiful! I highly recommend Verlissa and her team! Don't be confused! The negative reviews here are for a different company in a different state that is not related in any way to Kitchen & Bath Authority / KBA in Wheaton, IL.

Terrible company, the bathtub and plumbing I ordered was damaged upon delivery, and the second…read moredelivery is missing the plumbing parts. 7 weeks and I still don't have what I ordered. Now KBA is blocking communication and refusing to ship the parts. DON'T DO BUSINESS WITH THEM!

okay, I'll update here since they finally installed the small granite piece for my stove backsplash…read moreand accommodated my request for first thing in the am. The 3 guys who arrived called ahead 20 min, and were super careful to measure thrice and keep measuring and using a level as the piece dried. I felt very confident watching their concern to get the piece on the backsplash in an attractive and straight manner. They could not have been more professional. I'll say it once and say it again: when you deal with the salespeople at The Granite Corporation (that's their real name not "Granite") you kind of doubt that they have a clue about what they're selling. I don't know what will happen and it takes too long for them to finish up a sale, even though they mean well. However, when the measure & install team shows up, those are the people who really know what they're doing. They are top pros. I asked Sam, my sales person, how are they going to make sure the glue holds on a vertical application, and she did not know. I asked her if I should cover my stove, and she said, don't worry (of course, I did). When they showed up, they scored the back of both my backsplash and the new piece, so more glue would be applied. They applied glue all around the perimeter (not visable). They taped the piece in place and I put a spongy rug on my stove (just in case). They said, glue sets in 10 minutes and they held it that long, and it is good to go in a couple hours when I can take off tape. I would have liked to know that there would be a little granite dust in my kitchen ahead of time, to have removed everything from countertops, but they did hold up a vacuum while they scored my backsplash, so I cannot say that I see any dust (besides my own). They scored the new piece outside my house. The treasure here is the cutting, measuring & install team. They are premium craftsmen, very experienced and know how to communicate with the public. They're the ones who should be selling the granite!

We moved into our new house last summer. It's a 1978 quad-level and has had one previous owner. The…read moreowners had maintained this house exceptionally well and we actually love a lot of the original fixtures, etc. The kitchen is HUGE and a little too 80s-90s for us. We're still in the process of making changes, but the new countertops from GRANITE CORP were a huge step toward our final vision. Pairing honey oak cabinets with the grays and blues I love has been a challenge. Wall paint and backsplash still to come. Granite Corp was amazingly helpful - found just the right quartz countertop for us and an affordable composite sink. Best price by over $2000 (we did get in on a holiday special). The entire experience was perfect.

Glad I was able to visit this store. The location is great.. near the corner of the mall so it does…read moremake things easy if you buy big and heavy things from them. The mall does have a big parking lot so shy of Black Friday to middle of January... there should be no issues finding a spot. The store itself is beautifully laid out. During my visit, they had a great selection of products. And it seemed they were all ~10% off retail price (probably due to being an outlet store?). However, I did see a lot of signs saying an addition 30-50% off on random tables and area with some possible excisions so talk to an associate. Being an outlet store, you will have be less picky about the color but that is fine with me. I own different brands and colors so my house is like a rainbow. Today, I was interested in a deep lasagna pan. And I found a rack of them with an addition 30% off. Score! Overall, I wish I could have spend more time at the store. But my 2 year old was getting antsy and there are a lot of heavy and breakable items. However, I will be back in the future. And maybe by myself if the wife allows it to spend more money.

Popped into the store today and was greeted by a very friendly associate. She made sure we knew…read moreeverything in the store today only was an additional 30% off the ticketed price, but pointed to two tables and said everything on those two tables was 35% off. After browsing we found a set of measuring spoons and cups we wanted. Combined cost about $80. At the checkout, they ran up at 30%% off not 35%. When I questioned the associate, she said, the "tools" aren't part of the sale, only the bakeware. We opted to forgo the purchase over the $4 difference out of principal. While it's not as catchy to say 'everything on the tables except...' honesty would be great, especially when you see the people you told about the additional discount picking up apparently excluded items.