Around 2017-2018 we began buying materials at various places for our upcoming kitchen renovation…read moreand came here to Standard Tile to shop for Laticrete grout. I wasn't happy when the woman at the front desk who had the nerve to snatch the few grout samples I was holding right out of my hand and then she put them right back onto the display. The samples on the display were free for customers to take & we needed them for a renovation. My mother taught me never to grab things away from people....rude...very rude.

Tom from Standard Tile, professional, pleasant and accommodating.... He made my bathroom renovation…read moreeasy. Tom's ideas were over the top! I would definitely recommend Standard Tile :) Nancy R

Purchased tile for a small bathroom floor. They couldn't have been nicer. Spent time with us,…read moreanswered questions and recommended installers. Susan was terrific. Wish we had used them for another bathroom we had done a few months before. Don't go anywhere else.. this is the place to get whatever you need.

We just purchased marble tile for our bathroom from Town and Country, and had a wonderful…read moreexperience!! The tile looks beautiful in our bathroom! I'm so glad my husband and I decided to go to Town and Country at the recommendation of my parents who purchased tile there many years ago and were just as pleased! Lisa helped us and was extremely helpful, knowledgeable, kind, and accommodating! I would highly recommend Town and Country to anyone looking for an extensive selection of tile, top notch customer service, and competitive pricing! Thanks so much again, Town and Country - we'll be back soon when we're ready to tile our next bathroom! A++++++++++

I purchased the Eviva Happy white vanity and sink combo online from Decors US on 9/28/23. I am…read moreunclear if that is the headquarters of the actual Eviva company or just a showroom. Decors US used to be in Paramus NJ, but is currently only in Monroe NJ. I emailed them on 10/5 to inquire on an ETA and they said it would be delivered on 10/6 but if I'd not emailed, I guess it would've just shown up. I had no shipping/tracking info/email. We received our vanity/countertop/sink on 10/6/23 so it took a little over a week. The directions say to affix the sink to the marble countertop with plumbing glue & the provided clamps and to allow 48 hours to dry/set. That adds two days to your install. We did that. On Sunday,10/8, we were ready to affix the countertop/sink to the vanity unit and place it atop the vanity where it fits in. Once we did that, the top right drawer would not close. Either the sink was too large or the side of the wooden drawer was too high. It seemed logical that we had the wrong sink. I started Googling everywhere this unit was sold for the specs to see if there was a measurement for the sink. Only one site had a measurement for the sink at 15x11. The box our sink came in said 16x11 and we measured it, so we were convinced we had the wrong sink. My husband called the number for Decors US to see if they were possibly open while I emailed Eviva to start a dialogue there as to what we should do. A guy answered the phone for Decors US. At the same time, I also got a quick email response from Eviva. After taking numerous photos/video to illustrate the problem and explaining to both Eviva and Decors US what was going on with a lot of back and forth, it was decided that we would be shipped a new countertop and sink with a possible ship and delivery of either 10/12-10/13. This left us without a sink or water in our main bathroom since 9/29, since this was a somewhat emergency situation. Taking that long to get a new sink/countertop was not ideal since we knew were going to need another 48 hours to glue and set the sink to the countertop. That left us without a sink/water for two weeks, assuming we could do the install on 10/15. The sink and countertop arrived on 10/13 and we knew as soon as the new sink came, it wasn't going to fit. The style number on the box though was slightly different than the original one we had so we decided to take the new one, thinking maybe somehow it was smaller. We had a hard time trying to compare the new one to the one we had because the one we had was already affixed to the countertop. Decors US/Eviva insisted on taking back the one we already had so we had no choice but to give that one to the delivery guy and take a chance on the new one. We clamped the new one and we placed it on the vanity to see if there was any difference. The drawer still wouldn't close once the sink was in place. The only way to make this work is to cut the one side of the drawer down. You would need to be extremely skilled to do this because the vanity comes assembled & the drawer is not removable. One would have to do this repair with great precision because it has to be done while the drawer is still in it's spot. You can't just trace the line of where it needs to be cut and take the drawer out to do it. We ended up having to take the whole track off. This item has a price range from different retailers online from approx $835-$1500. It was around $748 on Amazon Prime Day on 10/10/23 but that's the lowest I've seen it and we'd already purchased it higher 2 days prior. That's an expensive item to have to saw/sand drawers down when it was admitted by Eviva, that it was somehow a manufacturer error. Most people would have just returned the whole vanity & gotten a full refund but we were pressed for time/space. I was willing to take a partial refund, but it should have been a substantial refund, like 50% off. They first offered me $50 and when I said that was unacceptable, they offered me $150 and wouldn't budge from that. I finally just accepted the $150 because they refused to go any higher. I would never purchase from Decors US/Eviva after this experience. There were many ways Decors US/Eviva could've rectified this situation in a better way. We let them know on 10/8 about this problem. They could've gone in their warehouse/showroom and taken the same sink/countertop they sent us, clamped it & tried it in a same size vanity. If it didn't work they'd have known they had an error, or if it did, sent a whole new unit next day, sent us a new drawer or refunded half my money and called it a day. Instead, I have a trail of approx 25 emails back and forth, arguing, an insulting monetary offer, etc, and a vanity that still had to be modified by us. Luckily, for us, we are proficient in this kind of work. Whoever is sending the emails uses very positive language, telling you to have a wonderful day, but if and when you have a legit issue with their product, they do NOT stand behind their products.

We purchased several items from Decors for our home renovation and, overall, we had a great…read moreexperience. They had great modern options for bathroom pieces and for the kitchen. We purchased two vanities, two mirrors, our bathroom hardware, kitchen backsplash tile, kitchen cabinet handles, and kitchen faucet from Mo and his team. It's not a huge store, so they didn't have some items in stock, but this was true for bigger chains as well, so my husband and I didn't mind the waiting so much as they did their best to get us the items quickly. Mo worked with us on pricing and our budget and was always friendly and helpful. When my contractor accidentally used the wrong handle on my of our drawers causing us to be short a handle, I visited Decors and they were awesome enough to give me their one and only handle they had in the store on display instead of having me wait for the handle in the mail. The only downside to Decors is that they charge $100 for delivery (lucky for me, my contractor was willing to pick up the items) and, also, they don't always call when they say they will. They are always busy though, so if you're willing to follow up with them and have patience, they will definitely treat you well!

Wanda is so pleasant and patient and just overall a complete delight to work with. I highly…read morerecommend GPS Bergenfield for any plumbing, fixtures, vanity, etc whatever you may need for a remodel or update, this is the place to go, and the staff to help you get every detail just right. Even if you're picky/indecisive, like me, and ask to change your order more than three times, Wanda does it with a smile and fantastic attitude along with the rest of staff of smiling faces. Thank you for putting up with me and making this experience fun and memorable.

If you are going through the stressful time of a renovation I highly recommended not just this…read moreplace but in special WANDA ACOSTA. Wonderful human being, patient, knowledgeable and simply BLEW our minds with over the top suggestions for our bathroom renovation! Thank you Wanda for making this process a pleasure instead of pure stress! Defiantly our place to go whenever we have a renovation in mind.

I cannot thank Cook's Glass Work enough for the service they provided. After months of wasted time…read morewith Pella and being given a $1,600 repair quote for a window that was defective from the start, we finally called Cook's. They came within a week, fixed the problem properly the first time, and charged only a fraction of what Pella demanded. If you're stuck dealing with Pella's failures, skip the frustration and call Cook's Glass Work instead. They are professional, honest, and reliable. It was such a relief to finally work with a company that cared about solving the problem instead of making excuses. If you are dealing with defective Pella windows or poor workmanship from a contractor, don't waste months like we did, call Cook's Glass Work. They delivered what others could not.

Disappointed in repair that was not done properly, when I brought it back the receptionist said I…read morewas not holding it properly. It shouldn't have fallen apart after it was repaired. Also a friend of mine had a negative report about the place when they indicated that the high prices were trumps fault. ??

I approached Hoffman at the beginning of March to install a new handrail, newel post, balusters,…read moreand fix a broken step for the primary staircase of my home. Once the work was done, we would have them then install a runner. We were excited to use Hoffman from all of the amazing examples that they shared on social media of staircases and homes they 'claim' to have renovated. The sales team in the store was as you would expect for a boutique mom & pop shop... an air of pretentiousness in a relatively humble environment. After insulting my wife & I by assuming we were looking for a budget-friendly deal, we ultimately were left to search the store and pick out the runner we wanted. After deciding, we scheduled measurements for the following week. As we attempted to leave, the salesperson insisted on following us out into the parking lot to put samples in our trunk, however, I believe this was a further attempt to 'size-up' our budget based on what we drove. Anthony, the third generation in this family-run business, showed up at my house the following week. He was here for approximately 20 minutes, took the measurements, and advised he would be in touch in about a week once all of the materials were in. He advised everything needed to be special ordered. The job was quoted at $4,000. I accepted. One, two, three, then four weeks go by without hearing from Anthony. As it had been a month, I called the store to find out what the cause of the delay was. They advised that the materials were expected to be in at the end of the week, and apologized for the delay. I was completely understandable, as I was just happy to have Hoffman come do the work in the first place. Afterall, the pictures they continued to share on social media looked amazing. I wanted the same in my house. Three more weeks go by, then I get a call from Anthony saying they are ready to start the work. I was thrilled. Anthony's 'team' showed up on a Friday towards the end of April. They demo'd my existing handrail and newel post. As they went to replace the broken step, they realized that Anthony ordered the wrong thickness, and the correct one would have to be special ordered (again). Given that 8 weeks had already passed, and frustrated, I called Anthony and advised rather than ordering 1-custom step, please replace all steps with standard thickness ones. He apologized and advised that the total cost of the project would now be $6,000. This was still well within my budget so we agreed, and the team would be back the following week to continue the work. The team shows up the following week, rips out all of the stairs, and replaces with 'new' ones, and 'finishes' the handrail/newel post. After two coats of stain, Anthony texted me and advised the project was done and we were ready for Carpet. Here's where the story really gets interesting: --Nothing installed was special ordered and is readily available at Home Depot. --Each of the 11 brand-new stairs they installed had scratch marks, pencil marks, or dents. --The newel post had approximately 50 blemishes from improper sanding/staining. --The balusters were installed upside-down! Then corrected via using glue and wood filler to partially cover all of the knicks and holes they just put in the brand-new materials. ---They did not stain the visible undersides of the new steps --They did not stain the backside of the handrail against the wall --Multiple sharp/jagged edges were left exposed --They did not clean-up their worksite, leaving half eaten fruit in my garage. --They used two different types of balusters after they 'fixed' the original mistake. --They did not come with their own sufficient materials and used my personal table saw/miter saw. --I come to discover that the 'team' Anthony sent to my house had not worked for him before, and were effectively unskilled day laborers. --At no point did Anthony ever come to check on the work. Clearly, Anthony/Hoffman contracted this project out, in an attempt to make quick cash off an unsuspecting customer. I called Anthony and told him to come look at the work. Originally, he was very combative and continually corrected the language I was using to describe the work his team did to my house (if the work looks like ..... it probably is). He tried to persuade me to let him come back and try again, but as he already dragged this process on for 2+ months and had his team at my house 5+ times, I was not interested. Given my dissatisfaction and the clear evidence that he had tried to scam me, he fully refunded my deposit and did not charge me for the work. I didn't want to write/post a review but given that Hoffman is still actively advertising their stair 'services', I felt it necessary to share my experience. p.s. the pictures hardly do justice to how poor the work really is.

This is our second experience with Hoffman Floor and Home which should tell you how satisfied we…read moreare with their work. They are fantastic from beginning to end. Tony, Anthony and Ed are very knowledgeable about the products and give realistic picture of how the project will go. They installed our Villa Borehsie flooring on the kitchen/living room level of home during a kitchen remodel. My wife loved for flooring so much that we brought the team back to put the same flooring down in our ground level family room. The install team was great. They worked clean and got the job done in the time that Anthony estimated it would take. I am glad we went with Hoffman floor and home for our flooring needs and expect to see them soon enough when we are ready to do the bedroom level of our home! Thanks guys!

We felt that our kitchen renovation could have gone smoother. The design was great but execution…read morewas awful. The cabinets were installed well by one person and someone else was sent to finish the job of installing the hood. The original person had to be sent back to fix the hood installation. Their electrician and plumber did not do a professional job. Our dishwasher leaked as soon as it was installed. And just now, I found out the electric work wasn't done properly so I need an electrician to fix the work. Our oven is connected to gfi and constantly trips the gfi; it is not supposed to be on a gfi. What a sham of a business.

Overall a great job. Sandy and Ken were very helpful in design and suggestions for our remodel…read more Sean was the installer and did a top notch job even spending an extra day to fix our ceiling because there was a 2" difference from one side of the kitchen to the other (that's a problem with an old house) to make sure the cabinets looked good. Would highly recommend them.

Professionalism, friendliness, outstanding communication, and genuine trust are exactly what you…read morecan expect when choosing New Home Kitchen & Bath. After another company failed to follow up on our kitchen renovation project, we walked into New Home Kitchen & Bath and were immediately welcomed by Nikki. From the very beginning, she took the time to listen to our ideas, ask thoughtful questions, and truly understood our vision. Nikki guided us through every detail--from cabinet styles and colors to countertops and hardware selections. She made what could have been an overwhelming process feel simple and exciting. Within just a few days, she had completed our designs, provided very competitive pricing, and even gave us an estimated completion date--which was actually finished ahead of schedule! She also referred us to a contractor for the demolition of our old kitchen, and that team was just as professional and reliable. From demolition to delivery, installation, countertops, and the final finishing touches, every step of the project exceeded our expectations. What truly set Nikki apart was her communication. She was always quick to respond, kept us informed throughout the process, and worked tirelessly to make everything happen smoothly and efficiently. Her dedication, attention to detail, and commitment to customer satisfaction were evident every step of the way. If you're considering a kitchen or bathroom renovation, make New Home Kitchen & Bath your first stop. You won't need to look anywhere else. Thank you, Nikki, for transforming our dream kitchen into a reality and for making what is often a stressful process feel effortless, enjoyable, and seamless. We couldn't be happier with the results!