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McDaniels Kitchen & Bath - Kitchen Remodeling Lansing MI

McDaniels Kitchen & Bath

(22 reviews)

Several months ago I decided to upgrade my kitchen. My plan is to sell my home several years from…read morenow and know my home needs to be move-in ready. I started with the installation of a new floor and quickly realized I needed new countertops. At this point I decided to enlist the assistance of McDaniel's Kitchen and Bath. I was introduced to Kelly who scheduled a time to come to my house, take measurements, pictures and make recommendations. Kelly's time and effort, of course, cost a nominal fee. My idea for new countertops quickly morphed into a complete kitchen remodel. My friends and family pestered me to remove the wall between the kitchen and dining room, which would open up my already open floor plan. When Kelly and the contractor I chose for the remodel suggested the same, I decided it was time to remove the wall and replace everything in the kitchen. Best decision I've made in a long time. Kelly and her co-worker Tracie worked diligently to find cabinets and countertops to match the existing kitchen floor and hickory floors from the dining room. It took many trips back and forth between all of us with countertop, cabinet and flooring samples before making a final decision. Decisions were made and dates set for the beginning of the project. I was told by the contractor, the process would take approximately six weeks. I think in a perfect world, this could be an accurate estimation of time, but something always happens to delay a project. Vacations, illnesses, change orders, material delays, etc. With a project of this magnitude, my expectation was perfection. Two of the cabinets delivered were the wrong size. I'm not sure of the origin of the problem, but Aaron from McDaniel's had replacement cabinets delivered by the next week. When the appliances arrived, the contractor pointed out the oven/stove top was not dual fuel, as I had requested. A miscommunication resulted in me getting an electric oven/stove top. I signed off on every single page of ordered material; therefore, this was partially my fault and one I would have to live with. Nope! Aaron worked with me to get the dual fuel oven/stove top I wanted. Once again, perfection was expected and met. Several thoughts and suggestions for going through a remodel process: Carefully read every page of your order before signing or initialing. You're going to be excited to get the process going. Make sure you're getting what you want. Be patient. Your house is going to be a mess and in disarray for a while. Even though your contractor will put up visqueen to separate the remodeled area from the rest of your home, there will still be dust. Be present or have someone you trust present during the process. There will be questions, some of significance, which require immediate answers. Time lines are only estimates. More than likely your project will take longer than estimated. There are a number of people involved in the process (electricians, painters, plumbers, deliveries), all of whom can cause a hiccup. Get to know the designers working with you. You don't need to be best buds, but knowing them and them knowing you helps with design decisions. I highly recommend McDaniel's for kitchen or bath remodels. They have knowledgeable and friendly staff. There are a multitude of displays. There are many samples of countertop materials, backsplash materials, flooring, hardware, etc. If they don't have what you're looking for, they don't hesitate to recommend other resources such as Builders Plumbing and Heating Supply and Builder's Hardware.

We did a partial remodel of a full bath. All went well and according to plan and schedule. All the…read moresubcontractors were great and professional. This was our 3rd bath remodel with McDaniels... we highly recommend.

Paxton Countertops

Paxton Countertops

(16 reviews)

Had a great experience with Jacklyn before we went to their showroom, was very responsive to my…read moreemail questions and scheduled a visit. We had a quote from one of the big box stores and found something equivalent for a little less but the experience was much better. We could actually pick out the slab of granite to order and when it was delivered to their fabrication facility, we could pick out which part of the slab we wanted for the countertops and which part for our island. Installation went smoothly, made sure we were happy with everything

I rarely leave negative reviews, but after three weeks of mistakes, poor communication and a…read morecomplete lack of ownership, I feel other customers should know about our experience with Paxton Countertops. On July 18, we went to Paxton and selected Copper Mist for our basement bar. We were given a sample to take home and received a quote totaling $984.13 using the remnant we had selected. At no point during that process were we told that we needed to place a deposit to secure the material or that the piece could be sold to someone else while we were moving forward with our project. Based on that selection, we continued planning our bar and even purchased our sink specifically to coordinate with the Copper Mist. Unfortunately, there were errors and confusion with our project information from the beginning. We returned to Paxton on August 8 and again confirmed what we had selected. We then learned that the material we had been planning our entire project around had been sold. The proposed solution was essentially for us to spend approximately $3,000 to get the material we originally expected to purchase as a remnant for a project quoted at $984.13. I understand that remnants are limited inventory. What I don't understand is why we weren't clearly told what we needed to do to secure the material, particularly when we had received a quote, taken home the sample, continued communicating with Paxton and were making other purchases based on that selection. Mistakes happen. What has made this experience so frustrating is the accumulation of mistakes, the lack of clear communication and, most importantly, the lack of ownership or a meaningful attempt to make the situation right. Three weeks later, we're now essentially starting the countertop selection process over again through no fault of our own. For a purchase like this, customers rely on the professionals they're working with to explain the process and tell them what needs to happen next. That simply did not happen in our experience.

Creekside Construction - contractors - Updated October 2026

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