Nature's Granite installed a beautiful kitchen countertop with a double sink for us recently. Their…read moreinstallers were very courteous and professional. The installation went smoothly over two consecutive days. The best thing about the whole process was the advice we received guiding us on every aspect of the job - from the choice and finish of the granite to the edging of the corners. We couldn't be more pleased!

I had a great experience with Nature's Granite and would highly recommend them. They made a…read morebathroom vanity top and shower bench seat for a small bathroom remodel. This was a small job, but Eric and Nature's Granite treated me like a big customer. Communication was excellent and they were fast and efficient. I was very pleased with their work.

Summer Cratty was very knowledgeable and helpful and answered all our questions regarding our…read morekitchen remodeling project. She also came up with some great ideas

Our bathroom shower turned out horrible. We ordered white tiles in the showroom. The sample tile…read morein the showroom was white. What we got was white tile with dark areas on it and it looks horrible. Neighbors have commented that it looks dirty and one friend said it looked like mold. We absolutely hate the tile that was installed. They should be ashamed to do work like this. The grout work was awful. It was thin in some places and thick in others and they had to redo alot of it. It was a sloppy job! We are so disappointed in our shower!! Warning......when you get your tile, open the box and look at each and every one of them to make sure they match what you saw in the showroom. We do not want anyone to go through the stress that we have had with this remodel Jerry and Michele Sikora

I had Imler's install a patio to the back ofmy home in 2016. I am an older woman and should have…read morebeen cautious when it was I that had to suggest connecting the rebar to the homes foundation to stabilize project. After 5 years I noted the 2 block high wall had sunk a bit on a lean. Decided to keep an eye on it and one year later had sunk even more. I spent over $10,000 on the project so I contacted Imler's, who came by to look at it and was told "that's what retaining walls do". That I would have to dig the blocks out myself and reset them. REALLY??????? After six years a project that you did (really started to deteriorate in 5 years) I have to correct myself? These days you don't get what you pay for!

I hired Imlers to remodel my bathroom. They over charged. My bathroom is small and they took a…read moremonth to do it. I had no water, so I had to stay in a motel during that time. The men were so slow, my tortoise passed them. Every 5 minutes they would leave the project and go to their truck. I'm not kidding, every 5 minutes. The men shuffled their feet as if they had lead in them. I would not hire them again.

Jose did an incredible job with my bathtub which was peeling! A complete professional who was able…read moreto get it completed in one session with minimal disruption. I will definitely be recommending DC Bathtub Refinishing to friends/neighbors and seek to hire him again in the future.

jose is a pleasure to work with! i reached out to him about refurbishing my tub and he delivered!…read morehe was very customer service friendly, meticulous and detailed. i am happy with his service and my tub. i will definitely use him again for my other bathrooms and recommend him to others. THANK YOU JOSE!

After 30 years of living with a contractor grade master bathroom we pulled the trigger and did a…read moremajor upgrade. Onestop was great to work with. Our designer Gabrielle (Gabi) did an amazing job giving us many ideas and helping us select the products we wanted and stayed within our budget. Our contractor Edgar Sosa and his team went above and beyond, he is a true craftsman in all trades. We feel like Onestop was a great choice and they delivered a bathroom right of magazine. Thanks to all. YES, I would and have recommended them to friends.

I consider this a public service announcement. I have never before posted a negative review about…read morea company I've done business with. However, I would hate to see anyone else have to go through what we've been through with One Stop Kitchen and Bath. I hope this spares you months of aggravation, wasted time and money. They are unreliable in this field and extremely unprofessional as well. The positive reviews online are hard to understand. Once they've collected a significant deposit and a problem arises, don't expect a returned call or email in any timely fashion. I signed a contract with One Stop in May of 2025. At the time, I was very pleased with their design capabilities. We were adamant that we wanted solid wood cabinets. No MDF of any kind. The only cabinet line they sold that offered everything we wanted was their high end, and supposedly, fully customizable, Medallion line. We chose unfinished oak cabinets for the kitchen and unfinished maple for the laundry room and bathroom which would be painted white on site. Before leaving the showroom, we were told that if we wanted Medallion to paint our maple cabinets, they could do it in the factory. This felt like a good way to save time and money so we agreed. Several months later the cabinets arrived and we discovered a small, but crucial, oak cabinet missing. Because of its location in the kitchen, we were unable to finish installing the cabinets until it arrived. 2 months later! One Stop's extremely poor communication didn't help. The kitchen remodel was at a total standstill while we waited. Also, despite choosing a shaker style for the doors and drawers, the smallest cabinets were delivered with flat panels on the drawer fronts and doors. Not shaker. Apparently Medallion is not fully customizable as they do not offer that style in the smallest cabinets. So, in order to match the rest of the kitchen, we had to hire a carpenter to make them. More $ spent that wasn't in the budget. We also discovered that all the white, painted cabinet doors and drawer fronts were not maple. One Stop did not tell us that if Medallion painted them, the maple drawer fronts and doors would be swapped out for... you guessed it, MDF. To their credit, One Stop immediately reordered all the drawer fronts and doors in unfinished maple, but now we were forced to color match to the cabinet bodies, which was not ideal. This took another month to get. And, when the replacement doors for a glass front cabinet arrived, they were solid wood instead, and had to be ordered, AGAIN. Waited an additional month-plus. But, by far, the biggest issue was this... Despite having specifications for ALL the appliances we planned to purchase for the kitchen, One Stop ordered a cabinet that did not fit the built-in microwave. We did not discover this until after all the cabinets had been painted AND installed. Panic mode set in. The countertops were ready to go in, but in order for our microwave to fit, not one, but TWO cabinets would need to be ripped out, reconfigured, reordered, then painted and re-installed. By now, we knew the months it would take to complete. We agreed to a change in our design in order to move forward with what had already been delivered, but wanted One Stop to order cabinet doors to cover the odd opening that was once supposed to fit the microwave. The first set of doors came but were much smaller than the opening and with glass fronts. They fit no cabinet opening we had anywhere in the house and had to be reordered. A month more. The second set of doors arrived twice as large as the opening and had to be reordered. Another month. The third set of doors arrived and while they almost fit, they were delivered in maple, not oak and look noticeably different than all the other kitchen cabinets. We are exhausted by One Stop. I emailed them about my 4th set of cabinet doors, for the microwave cabinet opening on a design we didn't even want. That email was sent almost 2 weeks ago. Crickets. We understand that there are sometimes glitches in construction, but this is ridiculous. Run, don't walk, away from this company.

Bob DeWitt is an artist. The man creates beautiful rustic kitchen tools out of blocks of wood…read more I first came across his booth at the Sugarloaf Crafts Festival a few years ago and was fascinated to watch the process of slowly and meticulously chipping and carving each bowl, spoon, implement, or cutting board. No chemicals, no sealants, no glue - all natural! And each creation is gorgeous! I've wanted one of his wooden soup ladles ever since I first saw them. I finally got one yesterday while at the Sugarloaf Craft Festival at the Dulles Expo Center in Chantilly, VA. These babies are not cheap. But I now have a cool, whimsical, natural soup ladle that I will use for all time! And it will bring a smile to my face each time I remember Bob and all the character, passion, and care he puts into his work. Something that often times is lacking nowadays. If you get a chance to visit DeWitt's Spoons & Bowls, take the time to ask Bob about the process of making each item. He loves talking about it, it's very interesting, and the enthusiasm he still has after all these years... well, it's a nice thing to see!

Super artist. The couple is very sweet too and any question: they answer and are intently patient…read more Goes into detail w you ANDI of Ambler Pennsylvania.

I stopped in at the Book Center was I was in Cumberland for a work meeting earlier this week. I…read morelove a bookstore and couldn't resist popping in for a browse. The store is very large, but with a sparse inventory. There are a few new books up front and then more used books (but it's definitely not as well stocked as most used bookstores I've been to) in the back. I was able to find something interesting and random that I'm sure I wouldn't have found anywhere else, and the customer service while checking out was great. The highlight of my visit was definitely petting Alice, the store cat. I woke her up from her cat nap on her cat couch, and we had a nice little cuddle session. She's a charmer for sure. Not a bad place to browse if you are in the neighborhood and have some time, but it's definitely not packed with books to browse through!

I love bookstores so I was excited to stop in by The Book Center. And I was so terribly…read moredisappointed. I walked in and the two people working didn't even acknowledge me. The selection of new releases was minimal at best, and though there are a lot of used books, I didn't find anything of interest. They do have a small section of local books (about the area or from area authors) but when I asked for help/recommendations, I was just led to a section and left there with no guidance. Sooooo unfortunately, only two stars. However, this place has a bookstore cat, Alice, and if I could give her 10 stars, I would. The main reason to come here, TBH.