Selling my condo so had to update both kitchen, bath and separate vanity cabinets and countertops…read more I went to all the usual companies for quotes (Sanyuan, GS, A1, Pius etc) and made a crazy spreadsheet comparing them. 1st Ave came in second cheapest (GS was the cheapest). I decided to go with 1st Ave because they were very responsive on the phone and email, and they were able to do the work faster than GS. I also really liked that the people at 1st Ave weren't pushy like at they were at some of the other companies. They came though with all they promised to do - called me when they were on the way to the job site, installed everything so all cabinets and drawers lined up and worked flawlessly, cut the quartz offsite and came back to install countertops, and cleaned up after themselves. I have been recommending them to friends and neighbours, and I would most definitely use them again.

I ended up going with another kitchen place just because 1st Ave didn't have wide enough drawers I…read morewanted. I wanted to leave a review here anyway because their sales team was excellent. They were available to help us walk-in, very professional and fast making the model. You don't have to stick with the same person every visit. Anyone available at the moment can help you. I have visited several kitchen places, but they were the best in customer service.

The worst staff you will come across. The 30 day return policy is totally unrealistic especially…read morewhen you have to order custom goods in time to make sure they are onsite for your contractor. The manager won't even return my call. Their restocking fee of 30% is insane. Go to Seattle or Dal Tile.

Charlie, the sales manager told me I was "assaulting him" when I called him out for selling the…read moreslab that we had reserved behind our backs. Of course I was upset, the slab we spent hours choosing was gone because of him and his little cronie Casey. But it certainly wasn't "assault." As a woman, who's actually been assaulted many times I find this DEEPLY offensive. I'm so livid I don't really know what to say except please, if you have any respect for women or yourself, bring your business elsewhere. I'm disgusted. Plus they're untrustworthy and unprofessional.

As a builder in the Seattle area. Luxe is my go-to store when it comes to cabinet, quarts &…read moreflooring. Their products have beautiful craftsmanship, and the team who installed my marble countertops did a wonderful job. I'm pleased with their work. They worked skillfully and efficiently while they installed my new marble countertops. My kitchen looks beautiful! The staff all around was very helpful, kind and professional.

Stylish cabinet with good quality. Solid wood made it significantly different from MDF ones. Really…read morelike it

Reasonable prices. I picked up a shower door here and it has been rusting from the inside out since…read moreinstalling. I had to caulk it all over to seal it but it was cheap. I like their kitchen counter and cabinet options.

Fairly average and mediocre quality. Eva, Christine, and a hit n miss crew of installers. I only…read moremet Eva once for measurements. She was 30 minutes late for our appointment. My agent and I both had to drive in 50 minutes of traffic. We got to the house on time but had to wait for her. She was pretty cold and spoke just a few words during the meeting. There were some frustrating incidents and arguments during the cabinet installation that could have been completely avoid. Overall I was barely satisfied. I had to push very hard to get some of the quality issues fixed and it involved multiple trips. I will do much more research next time before I pay someone to do any work in my house again.

The staff are super helpful. The selection is very broad and pricing is competitive. Appreciate the…read morekind service that Jason's provided form their sales team and the helpfulness of other staff when I had to borrow display units to check them out at home.

Customer service is indeed a head-scratcher these days. Granted my small granite countertop…read morepurchase ($385.00) probably wasn't a "retirement order," but really? I go into their store, select the slab I want, give them the specs, and pay for my stone countertop. I'm told that they will try to get it done for me by the end of the week. They use the word "try" because it's a short week (being the July 4th weekend.) I do understand when they tell me they're too busy that week, but they'll get it for me as quickly the following week as possible. When the following week arrives, I'm then told that it won't be ready until Friday. I very patiently explain that I live out on the Hood Canal, and that Friday is the worst possible day to navigate back and forth from the Hood Canal. I then leave two or three messages for Casey (the point guy as far as preparing my order is concerned.) Naturally, I am wanting to move things up a day or two, but Casey does not return any of my calls. I'm then told once again that my order is scheduled to be done on Friday. I tell the fellow on the phone that I will be in either Monday or Tuesday to collect it, as Friday is a nightmare for Seattle/Hood Canal traffic. When I arrive on Tuesday, I am greeted by a gentleman who immediately complains that everyone wants to pick up their order on the same day and at the same time. He then informs me that I was supposed to pick it up on Friday, as that was what I said I was going to do. As I really wasn't looking for an argument, I simply told this fellow that his version of the story wasn't really accurate. He then argues with me before helping me load the material into my SUV. Please note that it was only a 27" x 25" piece, and no special material handling equipment was necessary. He simply had to pick it up off a table and slide it into my vehicle. Took about two minutes (if that.) Now, why he had to carry on about me not picking it up when I supposedly said I would, (which of course wasn't the case,) and trying to make me feel bad is anyone's guess. What he succeeded in doing was making me feel bad that I picked Stone World to deal with. For my part, I simply told him "All's well that ends well." I didn't come into his store with a chip on my shoulder demanding why he didn't have it ready for me in a timely manner, or asking for an apology that nobody called me back. What was the point in telling me I was a bad customer. If he was trying to convince me never to shop for stone at Stone World anymore, then that's exactly what he accomplished. By the by, never even got a thank you on that day for my business.

We were looking for different options for bathroom vanities and checked out 3 other cabinet stores…read morebefore visiting A1. The owner, David gave us great customer service. He was friendly and personable and took our desires into consideration to try to find us the right cabinets. He even made us something custom and provided us extra material to elevate it. Compared to other similar cabinets in the area the quality and value of A1 cabinets were better. They also have special options and unique colors. Would recommend a stop in to consult with David on your projects!

Yes couple months ago my husband n I got the whole kitchen cabinets n quartz's countertop done . So…read moremy point is that we are really not very happy with this company I don't know how people don't realize their poor quality of work they do not want to be able to get the same thing n same mistake . A1 cabinet company send us the very low class people to do the work in our kitchen . I go through looking at my cabinets and countertop it had so many problems and nicks , scratches, glues that they never cleaned. We paid lots so much money for this job n then we get very low class work done . I hope it will be better for others. I live in Kent. That's where the work was done.

We loved working with William and Wayne from the moment we walked in their showroom to the moment…read morewe walked into our completely finished remodeled house. William and Wayne were absolutely delightful to work with every step of the way. We appreciated that they both had a sense of humor and that they balance each other well, both with respect to personality and taste. Seems like a small thing, but when you and your husband are squabbling about whether you want a 29" sink or a 31" sink, it's nice to have others in the room who can offer more objective pros and cons for whatever options you're torn between. Because they've worked with so many different clients and because they have such different personal tastes, they were great at respecting my husband and I's taste, and helping us to find "exactly what we wanted but didn't know how to look for." I never felt like we were being pushed away from our personal aesthetic, but they were excellent at steering us towards options that would look good with the rest of the design and with the existing character of our house. They also excelled at "crisis management," which was much needed given my worry-wart personality. When something was going "wrong" at the house, or when I decided for the sixth time that the backsplash we'd chosen just really wasn't what I wanted, William and Wayne were great at talking me through the situation and making sure I was feeling comfortable and in control again (or, if not in control, then at least back to a place of calm). Not an easy task! William & Wayne were really helpful in walking us through the stages of the remodel: which decisions need to be made in what order, how long do we have to make certain decisions before we need to place an order in order to stay on schedule, etc. We got a lot of value for the small design fee we paid - their business is set up so that they make money on the cabinet and countertop purchase, not the design fee. That made me feel good that they were never trying to up-sell us on the fixtures, accents, or extras, and that we weren't going to be charged for changing our mind. Our William & Wayne remodel was not "cheap" - our finished product definitely looks, feels, and was priced like quality. That being said, they were transparent about prices and made sure to help us stay on budget when we were choosing our tile, backsplash, and fixtures; and they have good industry connections that offered us a cost savings on those purchases as well. Though I absolutely love the cabinets we got, their showroom is too small to show you all the different available options and what they look like in person; and the Wood Mode website is hard to use to figure out what your options are. Definitely take the time to talk through your needs and budget so you can be sure you're getting the best corner cabinet for you, etc. They would likely choose really great options even without that, but I'm not the type to feel comfortable placing an order for cabinets without asking a lot of questions about "what's in every drawer", so to speak. We also recommend double checking decisions/plans/purchase lists regularly along the way. I'm a detail oriented list maker, and there were times when we'd find newly added details missing on the revised set of plans. That's not a big deal if you know to check for it, but if you're hiring a designer so "you don't have to" you might want to go with a more Type A personality that will double and triple check everything for you.

This company is the best! I came in looking to replace broken tile. They didn't have what I needed…read moreso they called another shop that had what I needed and sent me there. Next time I need tile they will be my first stop.

Another wonderful experience with Seattle Tile & Design! Great team of employees were incredibly…read morehelpful with helping me pick out shower tile selections. Great eye for style and practicality.