We had a wonderful experience with Luxe Kitchen & Bath. From start to finish, the team was…read moreprofessional, knowledgeable, and easy to work with. They kept us informed throughout the entire process, paid close attention to every detail, and delivered beautiful, high-quality work. Our new bathroom exceeded our expectations, and it's clear they take pride in what they do. If you're looking for a company that is reliable, courteous, and committed to customer satisfaction, I highly recommend Luxe Kitchen & Bath. Thank you for making our vision a reality!

We did a full primary bathroom reno. Everyone went above and beyond for our project! We have never…read moredone a renovation quite like this. I would say ours was an average project in terms of sizing and cost but everyone still traded us like a VIP. Any concerns were handled immediately. Overall, the project was finished fairly quickly with only maybe a 3 month wait to get started - but that's to be expected in this area right now. I would totally use them again for future projects.

Our kitchen is a picture of absolute perfection - thanks for Alex and his team! He did an amazing…read morejob and went above and beyond to make sure everything - absolutely everything, was perfect and to our liking. I was in awe of his attention to detail, the care he showed from the beginning of the process to the very end and the precision with which everything was executed. A+ indeed!!! Here is the whole story for those interested: We are in the process of bringing our whole house into the 21st century and we decided to start with the hardest, but probably most exciting - our kitchen. It took several months for us to come up with the design and pick the cabinets. We knew we would most likely pick IKEA cabinets as they are about the only place in town that offers great modern-looking cabinets. We looked at Lowes, Home Depot and Cabinets to Go, just to check them off the list and decided to go with IKEA in the end, just as we thought we would. Another reason we went with IKEA was because they offer an online kitchen planning tool where you can do your layout and see how everything fits and IKEA will even verify your plan and create a shopping list for you so you order everything that's needed. We also liked IKEA's price transparency - you make your plan, you pick your cabinets and the program calculates the total price of your kitchen for you. We even thought we would get the countertop there and have everything installed by IKEA, to make the process super easy and simple. So once we designed the kitchen, picked our cabinets and were ready to move forward with installation, it turned out not everything was that simple. IKEA told us that we would not be able to get what we wanted because they hardly do any customizations - they don't cut cabinets, they don't cut doors, they wouldn't put a panel we wanted on one of the kitchen walls and they wouldn't even adjust an insert for a 12" cabinet to have one shelf instead of two! And every time we talked to an IKEA rep they told us a different thing! We were getting frustrated and after several weeks of trying to make adjustments and make compromises, we decided that we need to go with plan B - find someone else to install our kitchen. While starting looking for someone else, I remembered that one of my friends, who had her kitchen done recently, highly recommended Aplus. I found the phone number and called. I left a message and Alex promptly returned my call. He came over that same week to look at the space and I immediately had a good feeling about him. I emailed him the kitchen plan and he provided a quote a few days later. The quote was comparable to IKEA price-wise, but we were getting everything we wanted and more, so I told Alex that we, of course, are going to pick APlus! Installation was very smooth and I felt like it was more of a collaboration than a hired contractor doing an installation. I told Alex that there were some things I was not sure about and wanted to see how each version would look before deciding on the final one and Alex was more than happy to accommodate and he provided lots of invaluable advice, too. He also provided extra services per our request. We wanted to install laminate on all three walls in the kitchen to serve as backsplash and when I told him that I had trouble finding someone to do it, he agreed to install it and it looks perfect! He also installed the exhaust hood - and it's perfect, of course. I tell you - we would hire Alex to do EVERYTHING he would agree to do with the rest of the remodel - that's how much we trust him and appreciate the quality of his work. I know I am going to sound very sentimental when I say this, but I truly feel that he is a rare gem that we were lucky to find. The love and care he puts into his work is absolutely priceless!

Awesome work from this team, installed a kitchen and they were very respectful of every part of my…read morehouse. They've been reasonable with their prices which makes it easy for both of us.

We just completed a kitchen and master bath remodel and used UB Kitchens as our cabinet supplier…read more Craig was a pleasure to work with during the design stage and the installers; Nick, Jimmy, and Justin, were absolute craftsmen. There was never a delay where we had to wait on the cabinet supplier and the cabinets are the nicest ones we have purchased in three kitchen remodels. Highly recommended.

I wanted to hire UB Kitchens as they seemed legit. They met with me about my kitchen gut/remodel…read morejob and gave me a quote of $25k. I really liked their customer service and the high quality of their cabinets. Unfortunately, as my house was getting close to completion, I flew in to meet in person to work on the kitchen project and they quoted me $66k now. I understand prices are increasing during the pandemic but not nearly triple. It looks like on top of the price increases, they may have counted the wrong number of cabinets needed for the project. I tried to work with them cause I wanted it to work out but ultimately, I would have had to make too many sacrifices to fit the budget such as not doing some upper cabinets and doing open shelving instead. In making these edits, they could get it down to $45k, still double the original quote and with too many sacrifices. If I calculate cabinets, counters, GC work, etc, the kitchen would be well over $100k. For that price, you should just go with a fully custom kitchen company. If I wasn't building a new house, building out a big pool and deck and all these other incredibly expensive projects, I would have liked to go with UB, but their pricing was more than I think I'd worth for semi custom

After ordering the wrong part initially for my bathroom renovation, I went to Ferguson for some…read moreprofessional help. I was able to set and appointment where we ordered the correct faucet and had it delivered to my home. Chandler was very helpful and the whole process was very smooth. They have a beautiful showroom and great customer service!

Horrible experience. I went in trying to get can lights and for some reason they couldn't…read morecomprehend what I needed. Took forever to sort out. They had to have the order shipped and they sent the wrong size lights. When I went to return the item in store the person at the front said I needed to talk to a consultant. I couldn't return or cancel my order online. So I had to wait 30 minutes just to return the wrong order. Just go to Home Depot lol

I'm trying to think of anything you can buy these days that comes with a true lifetime guarantee…read more I got nuthin' --- except Cutco knives. Cutco knives are made in the USA to last, and the Cutco company believes so strongly in its product that each knife is "guarantee forever" including free sharpening. What?! Until recently, I did not have Cutco knives but, just as I was contemplating an upgrade of my kitchen knives, my sweet Mom gifted me with the set she'd had for years but no longer used. Did the guarantee convey to a new owner? Were these older knives (circa 1970s) eligible for free sharpening? What about the French Chef knife that had a chink missing from the blade? Could it be fixed? When I called the Cutco Kitchen in Rollingwood (in the shopping center where the Post Office is) the answer to all my questions was, without hesitation or question, "yes." I took the knives in today and the experience couldn't have been better. It's a small shop but has a very wide array of Cutco products: all the knives, kitchen utensils, spices, gardening tools, and other handy household items. Although there was only one sales person present, I was the only customer so I had her attention immediately. The sales person examined each knife and found one that had a broken point, which I had not noticed. They would mail it and the damaged French Chef knife to the company for any repairs or replacement. The other knives were sharpened at the shop. I brought my non-Cutco knives, too, because they only charge $5 per knife for sharpening. This took about 10 minutes or so, more than enough time for me to pop by the USPO and Great Harvest Bread Co. where I got an amazing loaf of bread (but that's another Yelp review). Their process is to call me when the replacement/repaired knifes are ready for pick-up, which should be about 10 days. Yes, the Cutco products are pricey but I believe they are worth it. My Mom used her Cutco knives for about 50 years before passing them on to me and I suspect they will be around long after I no longer need them. In Cutco's case, you definitely get what you pay for.

Cutco has the best knives and warranty in the business. I've had my knives since the 70's and have…read morethem sharpened and they have replaced any that couldn't be sharpened. If you take the knives to the store they'll ship them for free. Also, their store provides the best and very friendly service. You can't ask for a better value.

I was reminded of my full kitchen and dining area remodel when I saw a post in my LinkedIn feed…read more Our remodel was over 15 years ago, and I still love it today. That alone says a lot about the design and the quality of the workmanship. Even more impressive--I still remember the crew and the people from back then, and every one of them was great. Their work has truly stood the test of time. What really set New Creation apart for me was their design thinking. I remember clearly that their layout ideas were far better than others I had spoken with--that's ultimately why I chose them. They didn't just execute well; they thought differently and delivered a smarter, more functional space. To me, the best testament you can give is this: I loved it on day one, and I still love it 15 1/2 years later (that's over 5,600 days, if you're counting). Great design combined with craftsmanship that holds up for the long haul--I'm one very happy customer and highly recommend New Creation, owned and operated by Roy Faust.

I had Roy and his incredible staff remodel my home several years ago and it was a perfect…read moreexperience! They are ethical, knowledgeable, and on-time and perfectionists. I am planning to remodel my bedroom now and he is the only one I trust to do the job.

AAA Countertops were more than accommodating when we realized there might be an error in our plan…read moreon where to drill a hole for a pop-up electrical outlet. They came back and did a high quality job. They were referred by our home building supervisor which says a lot. Thank you AAA Countertops for helping us improve our home!

Awesome Experience from start to finish!…read more The cabinets look awesome! We are very pleased with the outcome. I would also like to give kudos to the install team--they showed up as scheduled, were courteous, extremely clean (I had very little to clean up after they left), very efficient, and overall great to work with. They completed everything smoothly, made sure I was happy with the results, and answered any questions I had. They were also wonderful with our dogs--very patient, even with our little one puppy checking in on them throughout the process. Thank you again for a great experience.

While the major portion of our bathroom remodel is officially complete, we did decide to make some…read moresmall changes. We swapped out our existing chrome faucets for gold hardware, and the difference is night and day. The previous faucets had a very sleek, almost Star Trek-ish look (a fun nod to my hubby, who is a serious sci‑fi fan), but they no longer fit the direction the bathroom was taking. Once the rest of the space came together, it was clear the chrome felt out of place. The new gold faucets align beautifully with the overall design and add warmth and elegance to the room. They tie everything together in a way the chrome simply couldn't. What felt like a small change ended up making a big visual impact, elevating the finished space and giving it a more cohesive, intentional look. If you're on the fence about switching hardware finishes, this is proof that even after the "big" remodel work is done, thoughtful finishing touches can truly transform the final result. The faucets were priced competitively. Many thanks to folks at Tri-Supply!

If you want a one-stop showroom for appliances, lockets, lighting, ceiling fans, doors, windows,…read moreoutdoor grills, patio furniture, look no farther than Tri-Supply. I was literally wowed when I walked into their showroom last Saturday. It was a mecca for everything home. Honesty, if you can't find it here, I don't know where you can. The only quibbles I have is that they do have departments and specialists for each department. I worked with Aaron in appliances but he could not help me with anything other than appliances. I also spoke with Kelly the day before by phone--both extremely pleasant to work with. Their computer system is not tied into their floor inventory, and apparently hard for even their staff to navigate, making identification of available stock on floor challenging without eyes on. Their desk phones are not wireless, so checking on an item on the floor means holding or calling back from cellular. This is a small, family-owned business. Now that Harway is no longer family owned and a part of the Ferguson brand, the choices for shopping local are dwindling. But don't let family-owned mean expensive. They price match with big box and offer much better service to compete strongly. Although I did not buy that day, I have them in mind for a couple of items. Recommended. Five stars.