These guys are a cut above! Of the contractors I've worked with for our whole-house remodel,…read moreDarien was the best. His commitment to quality was unparalleled. I am particular and Darien worked with me to present options to meet our requests. After having used our kitchen for a few weeks, I 100% satisfied with all the choices we made. As with all projects, there were some unforeseeable wrinkles. But, they had great communication as well as follow-through to ensure everything was as they promised. Price-wise they were on-par with other estimates we received for cabinets and countertops. We chose them to support a local business and got the best quality and customer service too! These guys were a breath of fresh-air!

Employee or owner, I'm not sure who he was, extremely rude. Prices are way to high. I would not…read morerecommend this establishment to anyone.

Sll was great until i looked under the sinl were there a bif surrounded by toilet paper a big leak…read morethe installer tried to hide.massive amounts of water

Absolutely AMAZING experience. Quality was better than expected and staff was very transparent…read more Price was lower than expectations.

As my wife and I narrowed down our choices as to who to select for our kitchen model, Billy sold us…read moreon outstanding customer service. He understood our vision and offered great advice on additions we never thought of. Now, we couldn't imagine our dream kitchen without them. Prior to our upgrade, we had all brown cabinets with tile countertops. Now we have white shaker cabinets with the stunning Babylon grey quartz. The installers were incredible and moved quickly. They came in and did the job with such care to our home. They worked around our busy schedules to make this make this project happen in a timely manner. To add to the overall experience, we received a mystery package from Founders Choice today. We opened it only to find a beautiful cutting board with a personalized note. Thank you Founders for making a first time home owners dream kitchen a reality. The Kate's

From the owner: Our kitchen and bath design showroom located in Tumwater, WA, offers a comprehensive selection of…read moreoptions to update or renovate their kitchens or bathrooms. Among the options available may be paint and stain cabinetry, as well as quartz and granite countertops. Come get inspired for your next kitchen and bath remodel.

This company was great to work with. The company owner and all of the installers were professional,…read moreshowed up when they said they would and made good on every promise. We're completely satisfied with the product and exceptionally pleased with the process. After the installation, we had questions and one very minor concern. Their technician came to our house to answer the question and address our concern. Great customer service.

From the owner: Kitchen Tune-Up is your local kitchen remodeling experts specializing in cabinet refacing,…read moreredooring, custom cabinets, our Original Tune-Up and cabinet painting. Offering five service options to update, upgrade, and uplift kitchens to meet a wide range of budgets and timelines. Whether you are seeking a quick refresh or a full kitchen remodel, contact our team for a no-obligation consultation. Cabinetry, cabinet doors, and drawer fronts are available in a wide range of styles, colors, and finishes. Also ask about countertops, backsplash, tile, flooring, and more. No matter which service is the best fit or the scope of your project, Kitchen Tune-Up will make your kitchen look and feel transformed. Let's create a kitchen that inspires and uplifts you.

Overall, I'm happy with the new counters & backsplash. Its just beautiful. Everyone was very…read morefriendly. I want to mention a few things this 1st timer experienced. Demo- if you are removing old counters & backsplash, be prepared for some slight repairs & touch-ups on cabinets and / or trim. Also, they do not remove your existing faucet, garbage disposal, oven vent etc. Nothing plumbing or electrical. If you add tile on a wall where there previously was none, expect to need longer machine screws to put the outlets back. If they don't notch out the tile for the plate covers they will not be as flush. We found both of these things out the next day while trying to put the outlets back in & covers on. If using your existing sink, the sink clips may not fit with new counter. We had to remove sink & caulk under. I hope this gives some insight for others as we had no clue of the process going in.

I highly recommend Creative Granite and Quartz. They did an outstanding job of removing our old…read morecountertops and replacing them with perfectly cut new ones. The installers Memo, Adam and Jessie were professional, talented, respectful and quick as they worked in our kitchen. What a great local company that excelled!

........Just got a kitchen from them Erica is very friendly…read moreand knowledgeable !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

We haven't had the countertops installed yet, but working through the sales the staff has been…read morefantastic; easy to work with, understood our wants and needs, and we're very courteous and confident in their knowledge.

I hired Granite Gallery to do an extensive remodel on my home...all new cabinets (2 bathrooms and…read morekitchen), quartz countertops, convert 1 tub/shower to a walk-in shower, and new flooring throughout. Gary (the owner) came out to take measurements and I discussed with him and showed him the damage to some of my cabinets including the upstairs bathroom vanity. When he sent me the rendering, I asked for a change to the bathroom cabinets from just cabinet doors to a door and 2 small drawers. We agreed to the change via email. When they came to do demolition, they left the upstairs vanity intact so that I had running water in a sink somewhere in my house. I planned to keep my original sinks from the bathrooms and one of the toilets but they discarded the downstairs sink and the top of the tank from the toilet that I was going to keep. I did ask that they provide new sinks because it was an error on their part but I did go buy a 2nd new toilet myself. When they installed the new cabinets downstairs (kitchen and 1 bathroom), the bathroom vanity only had the cabinet doors without the 2 small drawers I had requested. I was confused but thought it must not have been doable in such a small space since my new cabinets were NOT custom. Work continued and eventually they were wrapping things up...or so I thought. They brought the quartz countertop for the upstairs vanity but there was no new vanity yet. I called Gary and he said it wasn't included in the original order but he said he'd get that ordered. It was 3 to 4 weeks later that they were finally coming out to install the vanity, countertop, etc. as well as finally install the door/drawer pulls on all my cabinets. I work from home but was very busy in meetings that day so only checked the work after they'd left. That is when I discovered that the layout I had requested WAS possible so the upstairs vanity had the cabinet and 2 small drawers. I had paid for this project with an upfront payment of more than half the cost of the project, a mid project payment, and then a "final" payment as things were beginning to wrap up but before I realized they didn't have my final cabinet. I was then contacted to pay 1 final invoice for the upstairs vanity and the knobs/pulls...both of these items were part of my original order. I tried to stop into The Granite Gallery showroom to speak to Gary in person but he was out so one of the girls had him email me in which he attached the original rendering of the cabinets and pointed out that only 1 bathroom vanity was ordered and I agreed to it. In my response, I attached the email conversation where I agreed to a different configuration. I had also let him know that they didn't cut a hole at the base of that upstairs vanity for the heat to vent out into the bathroom. After more than a week when I hadn't heard back, I reached out again via email and received an email from his assistant informing me that Gary was out so she was receiving his emails and answering. She said that Gary had decided to write off the upstairs cabinet and to enjoy my remodelled home. I sent a response that the heat vent still needed to be addressed and I have been ignored...no response. Overall, the workmanship was good and the foreman was very helpful but the lack of decent communication and follow through on The Granite Gallery's part was horrible and now I feel like I've been blown off because they screwed up on the cabinet layout and I have it in writing. I would NOT recommend doing business with this company.

I had a problem. A shower replacement had destroyed some tile that could not be replaced. It was…read morecustom tile. I had an old piece of tile that Granite Gallery was able to cut to size and bevel for me. That spent time over a couple of visits before we hit on this solution and then did the job for free. They have my full-throated support. They will have my business for any granite needs I have in the future. Thank you, guys, for helping me out!

Bottom line, if you value quality, professionalism and timely work DO NOT USE THEM…read more Had a kitchen remodel done earlier this year, and we're still dealing with issues on completion and quality. While we understand that we had a smaller scope of work, we expected much better. Quality: they're are many defects that I am still discovering with workmanship on this project, and we are currently still waiting for crown molding trim to be completed for the upper cabinets (this project began in January). Professionalism: Attention to details in the planning process seemed to have been heavily ignored. The wrong laminate was installed on the kitchen countertop, and it took nearly two weeks to remedy the situation (see photos below). Scott (the quasi project manager) seemed to have a very apathetic attitude toward the situation when we made attempts to reach him after discovering the issues. Timeliness: While I fully understand how delays often occur in construction supply chains, KDC's contractors seem to believe that adhering to a schedule is optional, rather than mandatory. We were originally told that work would begin in late December, however demolition didn't actually begin until early February. With that, we were also given roughly a 2 week timeline for completion of the project. It took roughly until the beginning of March to have a functional kitchen again. With the understanding that we had a more limited scope of work compared to a full kitchen remodel, KDC seemed to value us as lower priority. Ultimately, I would strongly advise finding a different company to work with, perhaps somebody who has better oversight of their contractors/sub-contractors

Our kitchen was in desperate need of a remodel. I had poor experiences with the big box stores…read moreduring our bathroom remodels. I reached out to kitchen design center and Ron came out for a quote. He was very straight forward and his ideas were right in line with what I wanted for design. He was straight to the point and I liked that about him. He had an awesome crew that came out and got the work done right on schedule. We are still loving our new kitchen years later and it is the heart of our home!