Seth and his crew recently completed a major kitchen/adjacent area remodel for us. They did a…read morefantastic job. The quality of the job was excellent. They are very knowledgeable about structural, electrical, and plumbing issues. Their attention to detail was unmatched. They are very respectful of our home, our time, and our desires. In addition they were here 5-6 days a week until the project was completed. They were easy to get in touch with and worked great with our designers! We thoroughly enjoyed working with the whole crew and appreciate the wonderful, timely, detail-oriented job they did! We will definately use them again!

Seth and Arizona Home Works did a large addition on our home consisting of 2 bedrooms, a bonus…read moreroom, and a bathroom which took 5 months of construction. Our overall experience was excellent. Seth is fair, easy to work with, trustworthy, and was always focused on ensuring our satisfaction with the project. When we hit unanticipated situations during construction, Seth worked with us on coming up with the right solutions. He stuck to the original budget, even when there were issues that required additional work to correct. His two main guys, Carlos and Jesus, were really great. He has great construction expertise and we are very happy with the craftsmanship of our addition. The end result is beautiful and exactly what we wanted!

A designer friend suggested we look at Affinity early in our remodel process. We started working…read morewith Theresa as kitchen designer, and we enjoyed working with her over a many months long timeframe. Theresa has very good ideas, but even more importantly, she listened to what we wanted and made it happen. I have been less than decisive throughout the remodel process, but Theresa was very patient with me and the changes I requested. Where Affinity really shines is in their installation and follow up. Our installation was pushed back a little from original date, but that was okay as we still had other work going on in the house. The men installing the cabinets did an excellent job ( I did not realize how excellent until I used a different cabinet company for my laundry and master bath). There were some stain intensity variations on some of the cabinet fronts. Affinity sends out an inspector after each install. The inspector ordered several new cabinet faces to replace ones which he felt were not acceptable. The current faces stayed on until the new ones came in. Unfortunately, there were still some light/dark issues. The inspector ordered all new faces on one side of kitchen to make sure they all matched. I did not have to ask for anything; HE felt the cabinets were not acceptable. When replacement fronts came in, the installer replaced the fronts and adjusted the hinges. We love our new cabinets. They were expensive, but you are paying for the service, both in design and installation. I saved money by using a different company for my laundry and master bath, and the quality of those cabinets is very good, but the difference in professionalism and installation was night and day compared to other company

We were planning a pretty major renovation for our house which included a kitchen gut and primary…read morebath. After visiting several contractors and seeing their cabinetry, we were quite underwhelmed. We visited the affinity showroom and met with Theresa and things started to completely turn around for us. From our first meeting until the renovation was done, we were completely and utterly blown away. The white glove service, the attention to detail, the relentless Planning and exceptional communication is what sets this company apart. I should also mention that there were at least four or five follow up visits to fine tune, and make sure everything was meticulous after the initial installation. I could not imagine ever hiring another organization to do cabinetry other than affinity. If I could give six out of five stars I would. Kudos to Theresa, Tom, and the entire Affinity team.

We purchased a home last year that needed extensive leak repairs to the roof / walls and windows…read more Our project consisted or removing the current roof, stucco from all parapets and about 70% of the walls, removing and re-installing most of the windows as well as framing repair / replacement due to water damage. After talking to several contractors Ardan was recommended to us by a friend. The team at Ardan was easy to work with from day one. The entire Ardan Construction team were professional, and their work is incredible. They communicate every step of the way from the planning phase to the final walkthrough. Any issues or concerns that came up were handled quickly and professionally. We are currently starting our next interior project with Ardan. We would highly recommend Ardan for your project.

Settle in for this one:…read more In January 2024, we chose ArDan to remodel our glorified galley kitchen in our 1974 rambler in McCormick Ranch, and provided a budget between $150-175K. The project had a couple of other components, i.e., removing two interior walls and a non-functioning beehive fireplace, replacing the front door, and a handful of "wants" but not necessarily "needs." While fully aware of said budget, the sales guy's first concept (his idea, not ours), was to relocate the kitchen and create a butler's pantry/walk-through pantry in place of the original kitchen; essentially putting in two kitchens. That would be all fine and good if it could be done for $150-175K. We had never considered moving the kitchen. It seemed costly, but he knew our budget. (Note: nothing about this project included gaining any square footage to our 1984 sq ft home). We paid them 9K to get the ball rolling; they came a couple of times to take measurements, 3D imaging, etc., and then provided a proposal that exceeded our original budget by $150K. That should have been our sign (that and the 8K they allocated for washer/dryer), but we'd spent several thousand dollars so far and thought they at least deserved another chance to get it right. We then opted to keep the kitchen in place and incorporate a peninsula, instead. In lieu of solid wood cabinets (and because I was looking for a more stream-lined, minimalist style), ArDan suggested a laminate cabinet to give us the look we wanted without (supposedly) the cost of wood. Again, we were skeptical, but the laminate was beautiful, solid, exceptionally engineered. After falling in love with the cabinets, choosing countertops and appliances, and meeting with the designer at the cabinet company multiple times (the design was finalized with the exception of adding a few inserts), ArDan presented us with yet another cost estimate that was still between $92-117K over our original budget. The more economical laminate cabinets were anything but, and necessitated an additional $20K to install because, as our contractor finally disclosed, he wasn't qualified to do so. German cabinets apparently must be installed by Germans. From Germany. At no point in the process was ArDan even remotely close to our original number. It was clear the job needed some serious re-tooling, and I let them know that unless they had any other suggestions, the kitchen project was going to be dead in the water. Then they just walked away without even a "sorry we couldn't make this work" text message. We never heard from them again. So, here we are, one year later still limping along with a kitchen that's in desperate need of a remodel, grateful that our circa 1997 side-by-side fridge at least made it through the holidays before it came disconcertingly close to causing a fire (thankfully, it did not). If we could rewind the tape to January 2024, we would; and we would do everything differently.

We hired Lollis to do an extensive interior remodel on a home we purchased in AZ last fall. We…read morewere still living out of state at the time. We flew in, met Randy and Jerrod, got an estimate, picked our finishes and hired them for the job. We hired Lollis to tear out all the flooring and install new tile and carpet, cut down our kitchen island to 1 level and extend the size of the counter, paint all cabinets in the house (kitchen, bathrooms and laundry), install window trim and crown molding, install new 5+" molding in entire house, install new quartz counter tops, do 1 wall of shiplap in the livingroom, build and install barn doors in the livingroom, install all new lighting and ceiling fans throughout the house, install a water filtration system and paint the entire interior of the house (including ceilings). The entire time the remodel was happening we were still living in CO. Lollis is extremely trustworthy and we had no issue turning over the keys to our home to them. They kept in constant contact, sent pictures and updates regularly and checked in with us at each step of the remodel to ensure we were all in the loop on everything happening. We didn't see the remodeled home until the day we arrived with the moving truck to move in. I was almost in tears when I saw the home. The work they did was beyond astonishing. Everything was absolutely perfect. To say they are perfectionists is almost an understatement. Everything they did was above and beyond our expectations. There was not 1 item in the entire home that we had to have them come fix or redo. Not one. It was all done flawlessly. They made what could have been a nightmare and difficult remodel into a dream come true for us. They are a pleasure to work with and the most upstanding, skilled and trustworthy company. After moving in we hired them to do a quick install of a 2nd fence/gate on our property to help keep our dogs from escaping every time someone came by and opened the main fence gate. We also had them install our doggie door. All of this was done with superb quality and attention to detail. Their pricing was very fair and the quality of products was outstanding. Highly recommend them if you are considering any remodeling in your home.

We had Lollis add some custom doors onto our office/den. They were great to work with. Very…read morefriendly and professional and did just what we wanted. I highly recommend them for most any work you need done in your home!

I'm very happy with Jean. He installed new quartzite countertops in my kitchen. He was very clean…read moreand communicative about the entire job. I am so happy with the finished work. I would recommend to hire Jean.

Jean has done several project for us including poo repair, pavers installation, faux grass…read moreinstallation, and concrete repair. Jean does excellent work. He listens to the needs that you have and then offers a variety of solutions to meet those needs. His prices are competitive and the quality is very high. I highly recommend home for all home improvement needs.

Paul is fast, efficient and easy to work with. Our latest project was a fixed glass panel for a…read moreshower. His turnaround from measure to install was one week. This was our second project with Paul. He also did a large master bathroom shower surround that had to contain mist from our sauna option. He gives good value for the money and we'd recommend him to anyone.

Paul is one of the most responsive professionals I have ever worked with. My first phone call?…read more Monday morning. His ability to stop by, measure for my custom shower door and give a quote? Monday afternoon. I immediately agreed, and approximately 72 hours later, he asked if he could come by on Friday to install my door! A Cut Above Glass makes & installs a fantastic product. I highly recommend!

We started looking for companies to renovate our small kitchen 9 month ago, met with 3 cabinet…read morecompanies and got 3 estimates from $300k to$140k, way above what we thought would be a reasonable budget. In January I found DKB on Thunderbird rd and set up a meeting with Randy Smith and reviewe'd the top Mastercraft cabinet line. Randy also explained their process and of performing all construction work (demo, hall off, installation of cabinets, installation of quartz,hook up of appliances. etc , all except electrical Which I contracted. The start to finish took a couple of weeks longer tan anticipated but the end result is exceptional. Having a one stop shop concept made communication easier and quicker. I congratulate DKB for developing a company culture that provides superior communication skills, technical skills, and employee courtesy skills. Shout out to Randy, Jed,Robert, and Rodney for their contributions in making this such a Successful project

Diamond Kitchen and Bath (DKB) Tatum Store earned their 5-star review. When a project goes…read moresideways, you can count on them to follow-through and make it perfect. After a drunk driver ended our contractor's career at the start of our project, DKB stored our delivered cabinets for free until we hired a new contractor. When the cabinets were mis-measured too tall and covered our AC vents, DKB ordered another properly sized set immediately at no charge. Despite these setbacks and more, Randy Smith (store manager) kept constant communication and always followed through. Kevin, a 9-year technician, wrapped-up the project with the highest skill level, craftsmanship, and eye for detail. While the project took longer than expected, it was done right and perfectly. Keep in mind that these are custom field installations with each order being manufactured to spec. The level of coordination with the manufacturer, sales, design, installation, and detailing requires highly seasoned experts in your corner like Randy and Kevin. We are completely happy with our American made cabinets and project partners at DKB.

I would give 0 if I could. I sincerely wish that we had the positive experiences that other…read morereviewers seem to have had... it is hard to believe they dealt with the same company. I would not recommend Atelier 507 to anyone, for any reason. I am writing this review because I've noticed an increase in Atelier507's advertising, and I think anyone considering this business should be aware of my family's experience. We signed a six-figure contract with Bobby in December of 2020 for our home remodel. We ultimately paid that entire contract amount, plus about 60% more. To this day, the work is not complete. Bobby abandoned the project before we were able to pass the City of Phoenix's inspection process. So, we have not been able to close out the permits with the City of Phoenix. We were initially told that our home would be finished in March of 2021. It still isn't, 18 months latter. Bobby did find another company to complete the work when we informed him of our intent to file a complaint with ROC after he abandoned the project, so I am hopeful that we will be finished with this chapter in our lives soon. It has caused a lot of stress for our family. The work that was completed required (and still requires) significant repair and "touch up" work. The work was rushed and not carefully completed. It seemed that Bobby wanted to complete the job as quickly and inexpensively (for him) as possible. Some examples: The grout and drywall in and around our primary bath shower is severely cracking. The shower tiles themselves have begun to crack. The drywall around the title is cracking. The shluter around the shower niche is sharp and sticks out from the wall. Our child's bathroom tile has similar issues. The shluter around her tub is sharp and sticks out to the point that she recently cut herself while getting into the shower. He purchased (basic, undoubtedly inexpensive, white) paint for the interior of the home without consulting us about paint color. We were told that was the color our walls would be painted, because the paint had already been purchased. The paint was thinly and sloppily applied. The kitchen layout was not well planned. We are unable to open one of our refrigerator doors. We purchased our appliances prior to the remodel; still the kitchen design was not compatible with what we'd purchased. The kitchen backsplash was installed quickly and carelessly: the grout is cracking, and the square tiles are noticeably off center above the stove. The "under cabinet lighting" was screwed into our cabinets so that the sharp end of the screws were poking through the bottom of the cabinets. Our plans included a pantry/mudroom, which had to be scrapped due to poor planning. When we finally had no choice but to move in to our home in October 2021 (despite the fact that it was unfinished), we spent my. first few days there cleaning urine, grime, and pubic hair off of our "new" toilets. We still find cigarette butts in our yard. A custom-built entertainment center was damaged. A box full of our clothing was used as a trashcan (and cigarette receptacle). There is paint splattered on our flagstone patio and pool deck. Our kitchen cabinets were full of trash. The crew left behind their garbage and extra supplies for us to clean up. We have paid Bobby every cent we owed. And when we were asked to make progress payments early to accommodate Bobby's vacations, we did. Still, when we expressed concerns, we were reminded of the fact that Bobby was "trying to run a business," that it "wasn't worth it" to him to have anyone come to our home to address issues, and that there was a "million dollar project" that was Bobby's priority. At the beginning, Bobby was professional and accommodating... that did not last. I hesitated to post a review prior to our home passing a City inspection because I just want the project finished so that our family can move on. It's been a year since we moved into a construction zone, and this process has been a nightmare. I hope that sharing our experience helps others to make an informed choice.

This company was a joy to work with! From the first call I made to completion of the project they…read morewere professional, reliable and trustworthy. We are extremely happy with our remodel.