I worked with Kitchen and Bath Etc. to design and implement a kitchen remodel. I worked with…read moredesigner Tara Wenger from initial discussion through completion. Tara has an open and collaborative approach while adding her experience and design knowledge which resulted in a kitchen I could not have imagined on my own but reflects me. Details of the design and layout were greatly paid attention to. The kitchen has great flow and function as well as beauty. I was given ideas and resources but was allowed time and freedom to look for backsplash tile and lighting that was not in their showroom which enabled me to make the kitchen mine and unique. I do wish as much detail was paid to execution. Craftsmanship was stellar. However, I was the one paying attention to details on some work such as clean up, scratches to be repaired or alignment of drawers/doors. These were always taken care of urgently after I brought them to K&B's attention but I would rather they consistently checked work along the way. I also feel they could have been more consistent on cleanliness of site. My space was fairly open to other rooms but there are walls. Some of the the tradesman hung plastic and cleaned up after their work, others sanded without any barrier nor fans leaving me far more to clean up than expected nor necessary. Every single person who entered the home was respectful and pleasant. I trusted them to be in the home while I was not. I definitely recommend Kitchen & Bath Etc. and Tara. I definitely recommend working with K&B.

Lonny at K and B managed the complete remodel of our bathroom. We are completely satisfied with…read morethe work And are currently talking with him about remodeling our kitchen. Lonny and his staff are professional, qualified, listen to their customers and understand what it takes to complete a project. I would recommend them for any home remodel as our bathroom was a very large and complicated job.

Excellent and trustworthy contractor who really takes pride in his work. I know because he…read moreremodeled my kitchen.

From the owner: JM&K Kitchen & Bath has specialized in kitchen and bath remodeling since 1980. We also can assist…read moreyou with all of your home improvement needs such as basement remodel, bonus room, home office, and additions. We can assist you with your project every step of the way or assist you as needed. Other services we provide: -Design consultation -Assistance selecting materials -Product sales- we can provide you with all of your cabinetry, flooring, and fixture needs. -Trade Services i.e. Plumbing, Electrical, Rough and Finish Carpentry We are a family based company believing in honesty and integrity. You can count on us and our years of experience as well as our craftsmanship which was passed down from generation to generation.

After interviewing 5 respectable kitchen design centers, we chose Jim Cerha and his staff. We are…read moreso glad we did! Our kitchen went from the 90's grapevines to updated and beautiful with Jim leading the way. Christine and Jenny in the office were so patient and helpful in choosing just the right colors and materials for our kitchen. And Robert is absolutely outstanding in his woodwork! We had unused space in our kitchen and desperately needed more storage. The team helped us figure out where to add a pantry in our kitchen and we even added a dry bar! Thank you for helping us update our home and add that extra space we needed for storage. There isn't anything I would do differently.

We had Cerha Kitchen & Bath completely gut and renovate our master bathroom. If you are looking for…read morethe cliff notes version of this review: Overall the project did not meet our satisfaction as all the detail work at the end was sloppy, and unprofessional, and many corners were cut. We had other projects quoted that we hoped to use this team for again, but after the bathroom project, we will not hire them again. We expected a much higher quality work from a group of contractors that spend their days on Kitchens and Bathrooms. Here are some of the issues that we have with our completed project: - Cracked Caulk: Much of the caulk has already been cracked since the project completion (6 months ago). They didn't even take the time to make sure the surface they were caulking was clean before executing. This includes around the granite counter top. There are a whole bunch of particles in the caulk. - Grout in shower: The color of the grout is inconsistent, the application is un-even and starting to crack. Especially lower in the shower there are more inconsistencies. - Shower Floor: The tile on the floor of the shower is rippled causing water to pool around the corners of the shower pan. Additionally the same issues with the grout are present (color, thickness, etc.). The drain on the shower floor was also left without caulk to finish the edges where the tile had been cut. - Paint: The paint job in the bathroom is horrible. They didn't take the time to fully apply an even coat of paint throughout the bathroom. There are areas that you can see the old paint color through. There are drip marks on walls, and in the corners of the walls and ceiling, they didn't even attempt to make it look good. - Tile Floor: Again the tile on the floor of the bathroom is uneven and we even had to have them pull one and re-do because it was left loose. The grout is also poorly done. The entire bathroom floor is also 3/4 inch higher than the adjacent room because they didn't want to pull the old mortar board. - Plumbing: One of the bathroom sinks leaked on first day of the project completion and we had to have them come back twice to repair. That same sink to this day has a frequent sewage smell. Also when we flush the toilet in the bathroom (or even in the bathroom on a floor below), we get hear a gurgle in the new tub in the master bath. Additionally, we had our plumbers come out for a routine inspection and they looked at the new bathroom. They expressed concerns with the installation of both sink faucets (gaskets were exposed from over tightening, drain pipe was lose under bathroom sink). Additionally, the bathtub would not heat up. My husband had to take apart the faucet and adjust the mixing valve which wasn't a huge deal but they clearly didn't check their work. - Front Door: During the project work, our brand new storm door was damaged which we immediately brought to their attention and asked them to fix. It took several months for them to finally get a replacement door which was fine, but when they finally came to install the new door, they installed a defective door. The handle fell off the first time we opened it and the window didn't open. My husband ended up having to reinstall the original door that was damaged during their work as what they provided was in a worse condition. Lastly I have to comment on the lack of professionalism. After completing the "final walk-though" of the bathroom and giving our final payment, we started to clean and move our personal belongings back into the room. It was at that time that we noticed a leak under one of the bathroom sinks. We immediately called Cerha to let them know and asked them to come take care of it immediately (after the price we paid for the project, this was completely unacceptable). The response we received was that the lead contractor had already gone home for the day, so we would need to wait until the following day for it to be resolved. We pushed back on this and told them it needed to be addressed the same day. After escalating through the company owner, we were able to get the contractor back to our house to fix the issue, but he proceeded to lecture me as if I was a child because "this wasn't a pressing issue." After having just paid them for the completion of this project, it was completely uncalled for to be talked to in this regard as the customer. Had I not been a female, this situation would have been handled differently I'm sure. It even took them two attempts over two different days to get the leak resolved. After this final interaction with Cerha, it was clear that we did not want to do business with them again.

They had forks, knives and everything you could possibly need to help you eat. And cook. I bought…read morespatulas and pepper shakers. This isn't high end cookware like Williams-Sonoma, but nice enough and mid-range. Now if it was possible to hunt the ducks or fish the catfish out of that central pond...

I was in the store today with my mom and 3 year old. I picked out a new cup with a straw for my kid…read moreand verbalized to him that we were going to buy him a new cup. He took the cup and started putting the straw in his mouth. The lady who was working there immediately came up to me and said "You plan on buying that, right?" I just looked at her for a second because the tone and in which she said it was so rude. I then stated that yes, I was buying the cup. She then walked away. My mom then went to the check out to pay for my kid's cup and something she bought. I pushed my stroller towards the front of the store to get out of the way of some other shoppers. The women I encountered earlier came over to the cash register and asked the girl checking my mom out multiple times if I had paid for the cup. The girl at the register was trying to talk quietly because my mom was still finishing the transaction, but this lady kept asking her. I get it - my kid put the straw in his mouth and you wanted to make sUre we didn't just put it back. But there is a tactful and polite way to approach the situation.

Had my granite installed by this company. last year and I would never recommend them to anyone…read moreelse. Once they installed and left, I started to look closely at the counters and noticed what looked to me like a large scratch. I immediately called them, and I mean immediately. They had been gone perhaps 10 minutes. I was yelled at over the phone that I didn't know what I was talking about...that those are natural fissures. I was also told I didn't understand that this thing came out of the side of a mountain and it would have natural inconsistencies. Well to me it didn't look like a natural occurrence...but they never addressed it with me. Extremely dismissive when I called, and nobody ever came to look at it even though they promised they would. Sight unseen they called it a fissure. Does it look like a fissure? I don't know...to ME it looks like a long scratch. But nobody ever came to inspect it. I'm actually writing this review now as I have had plenty of time to cool off and write with honestly and not let my anger fully invade my writing. Feel like I was treated very unprofessionally. What company argues with a client over the phone like that? Very rude.

Several people recommended Skok Industries (they go by The Cabinet Center as well). They were…read moreincredible. Provided insight on stone selection, the expectations set around the process were spot on, their price beat 3 other fabricators, AND.... the installation is amazing. They were clean, courteous, and extremely detail oriented. We are thrilled and would recommend them to anyone.

Our installer/plumber Jeff did a great job and we are pleased with our new vanities and sinks,…read morealthough we were expecting square sinks and got oval instead.

We had Hughes Kitchens and Bath remodel our bathroom expanding it into an adjacent closet. I…read moreabsolutely love the results. Mike Pierce was excellent in creating the design and helping me select materials, colors etc. I am not good at doing that but I know what I like when I see it. Mike was able to understand what I was communicating and bring it to life. John Linder was assigned to do the work. He has a meticulous attention to detail and takes great care in his craftsmanship. He's not the fastest guy around but he will do the job right. In the end I would rather have right than fast. Our bathroom is my favorite room in the house now. It's my own little retreat.

This Ross somehow feels undiscovered despite being centrally located on Chagrin Boulevard in…read moreBeachwood. You'll find it at the Pavilion Shopping Plaza. INVENTORY: The inventory is minimal, most of the store looks unfilled. This is a good destination for winter attire like coats, boots, hats, and mittens. Because really who knows where to find their winter stuff?! The store has a great selection of pretty cheap and quality shoes. There is a bunch of seasonal decor for Halloween and Christmas. All the ghost stuff is adorable. STORE: The store is never crowded so you can really wander around not constrained. The store tends to be clean and well organized. SERVICE: The service is okay. The lines are pretty congested and always have one attendant creative a very slow experience. Staff aren't very attentive or supportive, ask clients to remove their own hangers from the merchandise. I infrequently visit this store due to more expensive and more modern clothing inventory at other local stores. I will soon shop for coats and boots though due to incredible deals.