Thanks for the awesome service and beautiful stair railings and balusters…read more Thanks to Trevor, Gary and Nikki for their professionalism and attention to detail. We love this new addition to our home. And highly recommend this business.

We needed to replace the wrought iron rails on our existing staircase, because some were loose and…read moresome were damaged or bent. Majestic Rails was extremely responsive and conducted a zoom call to find out how they could thoroughly meet our needs. They answered all of my questions and explored options collaboratively. The price was very reasonable, and they were able to do the work quickly and with minimal fuss. The end result is a much cleaned up version of what we had, and everything is tight and secure. They were very respectful of the property, and dealing with them was super easy! I would definitely use them for future projects!

We received carpet installation service through Costco program. Chuck provided us with the quote…read moreand plenty of samples. We were able to schedule installation at a convenient time. The work was done well although installers arrived a little later than expected. Overall a good experience. My only wish is for the communication to be more expedient.

I didn't have the best experience with the person scheduling my living room and kitchen but outside…read moreof that the people who did my tile and carpet were excellent, Terry was very helpful and forthcoming and understanding of my frustration of service. I'm looking forward to working with them in the future, when I get my bathroom floor remade!

Excellent work and customer service. For many months now,…read morewe have been enjoying our new basement that New Line Custom Interior finished for us. Their craftsmanship and attention to detail was excellent. The team working on our basement was very respectful of our privacy and great to work with. Brad was straight forward, easy to work with, and above all, he went above and beyond to make sure our needs were satisfied. He even went to Best Buy for us to exchange a microwave oven we bought which was the wrong size. I cannot say enough for Brad and New Line Custom Interiors. We are very satisfied! Thanks Brad!

I made many, many calls and had a lot of estimates to finish my basement before talking to Brad at…read moreNew Line. The company had come very highly recommended by people in the area that had used them for their basements and landscaping. Once I made my decision to go with Brad and his crew, they were ready to go when I was. He had people here on time and on schedule throughout the project. He reached out almost daily with updates on the project. The guys were respectful and accessed my basement through the outside window so I never needed to be home to let them in. I just got to come home each day to see the progress while I was at work. They finished in about 6 weeks, just before Christmas. There were a few finishing touches that needed to be done but they respected my family time during the holidays and Brad made sure I was happy with every detail to the end. I'm very happy with our new space and appreciated how smoothly, and quickly, this all happened! I would absolutely use New Line again and recommend them!

Doug, an installer for Cherry Creek Shade & Drapery in Denver, went out of his way to help me when…read moreI needed replacements clips for plantation shutters. He contacted the company which made the shutters, and he ordered the clips. A few days later, when he called to tell me the clips had come in, he surprised me by saying there was "no charge". I had expected, at the minimum, to pay for the clips and for postage! Thank you, Doug

Warning: do NOT use this company and read all of the negative reviews carefully. They will quote…read moreyou one thing then increase the quote for the same scope by 20% with no explanation other than initial quote didn't include fabric (??) and take 3-4X the time initially communicated. I chose them because I always try to support local, family businesses. But Doug, the owner, is surly and incompetent. STAY AWAY.

I would give Decktec 5 stars but there service / maintenance dept is a joke . love my deck and love…read morethat the guys who built it did a great job , but having the maintenance dept (Adam) come out and repair , maintain and stain my deck was horrible. each time they restrained my deck , it was a clear coat stain put on my deck that looked like they never stained it. I now stain and maintain my deck myself because the maintenance dept charges you an arm and a leg to do a crappy job. some of my foot boards are split and Adam and the maintenance. dept never return my call , to fix this . Overall I'm very impressed with the deck and the guys that built it but the maintenance dept (Adam ) get 0 stars for there horrible work and communication.

Decktec recently replaced our deck with a long lasting composite material. There were some…read morepre-existing structural issues and well as some additional detail work that complicated things a little. Steve, Josh and the crew did a fantastic job from start to finish. From carefully explaining all of our options, through installation, and clean-up, this was a flawless experience. The new deck looks great and I highly recommend these guys!

We decided a few years ago to replace our 40+ year-old kitchen cabinets and 20+ year-old formica…read morecounters, but found the process of shopping for cabinets and obtaining estimates for installation MUCH more complex and frustrating than expected. Cabinet sellers would give us estimates for cabinets and counters, but refuse or be unable to give us an estimate for installation. One cabinet supplier gave me the name of the installer, but, despite repeated calls and conversations, he never bothered to give me an estimate. I gave up for quite a while. Last year, I decided to give it another try, and contacted several cabinet sellers, including BKC Kitchen and Bath in Englewood. That proved to be a very smart move. BKC's salesperson, Pete Von Esten, was extremely helpful, patient, and responsive. I contacted BKC because they sell a brand of cabinets, Crystal, that I had identified to be a solid brand. Pete was very helpful in explaining the pros and cons of framed versus frameless cabinets, and in clarifying the features of and differences between the somewhat less expensive Crystal Current line and the more expensive Crystal Keyline or Encore. Pete won my confidence when he did not try to "up-sell" me, but forthrightly recommended, given the style and finish we sought, we go with the less expensive Current line, which is very well constructed and could be upgraded with more plywood, etc., at a modest additional cost. We ordered framed Crystal Current cabinets. Pete won our business thanks to: (1) his honesty, courtesy, and patience in preparing repeatedly revised plans based upon our decision to go with replacement of soffits and taller cabinets extending to the ceiling; (2) his recommendation, when I asked him for the name of a contractor he recommends, that I contact Dave Ricard at Interior Solutions. To my relief, Dave, though very busy, responded as quickly as possible to my request he come by, gave us an estimate in short order, and readily adjusted it when we decided to add removal of soffits, "drywalling", and "taping" where the soffits had been, as well as "can" ceiling lights in lieu of suspended fixtures. His estimate seemed reasonable. Finally, we had the information we needed! Dave thereby helped BKC "seal the deal". Dave is (for good reason) very busy. Nailing down a date took some time and persistence because of schedule conflicts, but Dave showed up exactly when he said he would, in late April. Dave and his assistant, Joe, very quickly won our confidence and affection. Dave and Joe are very personable, but also very hard-working, efficient, and meticulous. They maintained a clean and orderly work site, putting down mats or putting up plastic sheeting to protect our house from debris or dust. Dave readily worked with us to add several additional ceiling "can" LED lights as well as under-cabinet LED lights, which required considerable additional rewiring and time, at significant but reasonable additional cost. They consistently showed up when expected, and never left us uninformed about next steps or "hanging". Throughout, BKC and Interior Solutions put their customer first. The Cambria quartz slabs Dave had ordered via his preferred counter fabricator arrived at the fabricator's shop with a scratch in the surface. Rather than just polish the surface and foist the counters on us (something to which we would have been none the wiser), Dave insisted on replacement of the slab, because polishing of the surface instead of replacement would void the warranty. When we discovered a small crack on an interior cabinet component before the counters were installed, BKC gave us a very reasonable credit for part of the cost of the cabinet, and Dave quite expertly repaired it. When we faced a minor glitch because not enough "scribe molding" had accompanied the cabinets, Dave and Pete agreed that BKC's tech would install it when it came in. BKC's tech did so after Dave's work was done, along with cabinet door restrictors. Pete also very kindly had the tech cut us some extra shelves at no charge from extra particle board shelving BKC had (much cheaper than ordering extras from Crystal). We could not be more pleased with Pete, BKC, or the beautiful cabinets they supplied us. Outstanding across the board (excuse the pun)!

Overall rating for BKC = "F" - "Designer" (Gavy) = "F-"…read more - Resolving our huge list of issues/problems (Gavy, Heather, Paul) = "D-" - Showroom = "C+" - Installer/repairs (Brian, John) = "B" - Delivery = "C" We engaged BKC primarily because they represented the line/manufacturer of the cabinets we wanted for our complete kitchen remodel (Eclipse). We were assigned a designer, Gavy, to create a rather simple cabinet layout design for our pretty straight-forward kitchen. Most new cabinetry was nearly the same or very similar to our existing layout. But Gavy got many things wrong from the first iteration (for example, we all discussed and agreed in our initial meeting that we'd add a small island to our kitchen, that we all accepted the minimal clearances, and that we all agreed adding a peninsula of any kind would not work; the first layout design had a peninsula!). We found Gavy to have limited or no knowledge of design principles to help guide aesthetic decisions, and we ended up specifying our own details for what to include in the layout design and details for the cabinetry choices. Gavy proved to be a salesperson with some training on the layout cad software rather than an actual "designer". We chose our own installer, mainly because after our cabinets were ordered, we had lost trust in BKC. During installation, several serious layout design errors were found and we began multiple rounds of getting BKC to correct these problems, leaving us with a partially-completed kitchen for months. Errors included lack of needed clearance for the built-in freezer/fridge unit and the adjacent microwave handle - the handle would have hit/dented the fridge door upon opening. Other cabinet bases were simply ordered incorrectly (some were also incorrectly manufactured by Eclipse). BKC did finally accept some responsibility for their errors as did (apparently) the cabinet manufacturer. This required endless emails and conference calls, culminating with working through all problems with the CEO/person in charge. Solutions took multiple rounds of ordering cabinet replacements (including entire cabinet boxes worth thousands), multiple installation sessions and overall delays of several months. BKC did work with us through the bitter end of getting almost everything acceptably done. It was painful. It was extremely frustrating and disruptive. It was extremely disappointing. After spending around $50k, we would never recommend BKC for anything, ever, to anyone.

terrible experience - don't waste your time or money. bad business! The owner lied that carpet…read morewas on order, and finding out myself went and paid for the carpet - granted, I had paid for up front. Lousy service and employees that don't care

The original contractor started this project. Juan came to the rescue. He and his crew are…read moreterrific. Finished with amazing speed and without losing quility workmanship. Thank you Juan.

Thank you so much Michael for doing such an awesome job on my kitchen cabinets!!!! The quality is…read moreoutstanding. I get so many compliments when people come over. Michael is a true artist and very professional. He was very nice to work with and made this process seamless. I will hire him again shortly to do my bathrooms and office space. You rock Michael!!!

Things my husband has had to repair in our brand new cabinetry include the vent hood, one cabinets…read morehinges, our bathroom door push to open feature and a couple other push to open features. Poor quality: a set of window doors three creeks made for us my contractor called a "fifth graders art project" as staples, nails and hot glue were all clearly visible on the backsides. Quoted 4-6 weeks, the project was actually never fully completed but at 14 weeks we went with someone else to fix his mistakes. When mistakes are made, and many were made, owner Michael Ginzel will do anything to avoid liability including just flat out lying and inventing stories to push liability elsewhere. In my case, he said other people threw out imaginary paint he claims to-but never actually did-leave in my house. Even if he isn't lying about this imaginary paint-it was no ordinary paint-it was highly toxic, carcinogenic paint that is too "volatile" to even use on site (his words) and comes with a list of health concerns he emails me, infertility as well. It needs to be in a special storage container for this reason as well, not just under my sink-but-it was a flat out lie. He claims to have left this paint in my sink basin where my toddler could easily reach it, so even his lies are huge mistakes. Scratches were created-perhaps even by his own company moving the doors but he claims other on site workers created them to avoid liability-and his finisher then used the wrong paint to try and fix them which had the wrong color and sheen (which led to the imaginary thrown out paint/avoiding liability story). Using the wrong paint made the imperfections ten times worse than just leaving them alone would have. Then, he wanted more money to fix these imperfections that his own worker Andrew admitted were in his words-"pretty crappy." Over promised, under delivered in every way and every day my husband is fixing something that falls apart. Every mistake made he wanted more money to fix. Screwed up my garden window-he suggested getting a new window to fix the problem. So we decided to get a new window but oh! That will still be a couple thousand extra actually even with the new window. Completely messed up the design of my island cabinets that I never approved the design of because he failed to get confirmation on them from me-he also did not give me a sample door of these to ok before creating-and gave me no rebate on them nor did he fix them so now I just have to live with cabinets I never designed or wanted for my island. If you hire 3 creeks, you'll either be left living with his mistakes, paying him for them or paying someone else for them and you'll be waiting around a long time to do it while Michael legit gaslights you.