I highly recommend Chad and his team at Hunter Kitchen and Bath for all your remodel needs! If you…read moreare looking for someone to handle everything that comes along with a kitchen or bathroom project, Hunter Kitchen & Bath is the best full-service design build firm in the area. I am so happy with my choice, because I now have not only a beautiful kitchen, but one that functions with a ton of storage space. Chad and his team are great to work with and the communication is great throughout the process. Thanks again, Chad and team!

Review: Hunter Kitchen and Bath…read more I'm sad to review this contractor with a one star review. I met with Chad Hunter (owner of Hunter kitchen and bath, Bryn Mawr PA) to renovate my small 6-by-9-foot bathroom. No plumbing had to be relocated, no shower door (I was ok with a shower curtain), same existing window... but yes new tiles, certainly upgraded electrics and lighting, and a heated floor. We met a couple of times and he mentioned a $60k figure. It was considerably more than I had budgeted ($40,000) - but I'd consider it if it was the total all-in price. I don't really have a handle on construction costs but it's a tiny space, and I do have a handle on sixty thousand dollars: it's a lot of money. I paid him a $1,500 up-front deposit for renderings and to quote. I met with him and his designer a couple of times. After a few months he set a meeting in his office to present the renderings and the quote. He showed me a computer rendering then placed a contract in front of me to sign. It was for $90,000, plus an additional 10% to 15% allowance for cost overruns. I guess he saw me gasp when he showed me that figure. He said I had selected additional items over standard. Really? Thirty thousand dollars over his list price in cost overruns... for such a small space: a 6 foot by 9 foot bathroom. A hundred thousand dollar bathroom? OK, yes, I wanted a handheld shower head in addition to an overhead shower head. And yes, I wanted a walk-in shower with a linear drain. But a $30,000 plus-plus increase in cost? I lost all faith in him and refused to sign his proposal. I said I'd take the renderings as I paid for them and would leave. He told me they were his propriety property, I could only get a credit for the deposit if he got the contract. Or, I could look at them if I came back to his storefront. Right. So if I didn't pay for or receive the computer renderings - I asked for my deposit back. He said non-refundable. So I guess I paid one thousand five hundred dollars for the privilege of having him quote. I may not be the sharpest tool in the shed but that doesn't sound like something I'd agreed to. I'm almost 80 years old and maybe he just takes advantage of older people. 3 days later he tried to apply damage control and mailed over a quote for $60,000 which I never looked-at having lost all confidence and trust in him. He mentioned he could do the renovation for $60 thousand dollars but it wouldn't be what I wanted. I already have something I don't want; and I really don't want to spend $60 thousand dollars and have something else I don't want. And now, I don't want the drawings - I just want my deposit back. I'm really glad I didn't use Hunter Kitchen and Bath as I'm afraid something awful would occur once the construction started and the price would escalate - that could have been so much worse, and could have potentially been much much more costly - with no way out. One star. Based on my own experience I can't recommend this firm.

I was excited about a new kitchen. Quality of work not good. Lots of short cuts. They offer a…read morewarranty but when they came in to repair all the bad work done they were not repairing anything that was pointed out instead lots of excuses why it can't be done right. I felt like I was dealing with teenagers who give excuse after excuse instead of solving the problems & taking pride in their work. I realized I'm just a number on a board & they want to get in and out to move onto the next number. I'm now paying other people to repair the work done. Very very unprofessional in my opinion. Would not recommend !

Dont waste your time calling unless you want new floors, cabinets etc. Super frustrating but will…read moreonly do major jobs.

During 2 months Sept-Nov 2025, at the recommendation of Tague Lumber (Malvern), I hired Precision…read moreDesign LLC, Ridley Park, PA to install 2 doors (front and sliding) and 13 windows in my Phoenixville townhouse. It was such a positive, interactive experience with superb, timely results. Mark Forgac and his small team were communicative, reliable, respectful, flexible, efficient and they executed with high quality at a reasonable price. Mark provided valuable input for ordering the windows and doors in September. After materials arrived in late October, installation was completed quickly by mid-November. Their high quality and reasonable pricing led me to also pay them for minor trim and painting work. I most highly recommend Mark Forgac and Precision Design LLC.

I hired Mark and his team at Precision Design to paint my entire house and to complete some…read moreelectrical work. They were wonderful to work with, timely, professional, tidy and thorough in completing the job. The price was very reasonable. Mark even contacted me during the job to make sure that I was happy about how everything was progressing. The finished product looks fantastic. I could not have been happier. Thank you Mark and the entire Precision Design team!

We hired Reico (and worked with Cindy) for a full kitchen redesign, and the most important element…read morewe asked for was an island that would seat five people comfortably, with storage on one end. We were extremely clear that the seating needed to be unobstructed--essentially, a counter-height table extension from the cabinets. The final design we approved included an apron, but no measurements were provided to explain how it would impact stool clearance. The rendering even showed five stools at the island, which gave us confidence that it would work as intended. Unfortunately, that was a huge mistake. Because of a poorly designed apron, it is physically impossible to fit standard counter-height stools under the island. The clearance is so low that no stool exists that both fits under the island and allows you to sit and eat comfortably. In other words, the centerpiece of our kitchen--the island seating--is a total failure. It is appalling that a professional kitchen designer would overlook such a basic and critical detail. We assumed we could trust her expertise, but that assumption has left us with an island that cannot function as designed and no reasonable options to fix it without a major renovation. If you are considering working with this company, be warned: do not assume the designer has considered the practical details. Double-check every measurement yourself, because we learned the hard way that they do not.

Disappointing. After reading the reviews and browsing the website (especially the photos), I was…read moreexcited to begin a relationship for a successful project. My husband and I met with the designer (a great lady- big picture-oriented and practical) and her recommended contractor (a knowledgeable, detail-oriented guy who took the time to explain things), and we were excited. When we received the design and estimates, we did get a sticker-shock with respect to the markups of the costs. Based on our designer/contractor interactions, however, we were still considering Reico, even with the markups! But, the level of responsiveness dropped dramatically. Before we knew it, we were informed that our designer (the great lady) was "no longer with the company" and I now have all these spam-type calls from random people I don't know at Reico. Rude.