We hired them for cabinet refacing, new countertops, and backsplash. They did quality work, were…read morepleasant, prompt, communicative, and always available to contact. They exceeded our expectations. We are very pleased with our updated kitchen.

We had an excellent experience working with the folks at Cabinetpak Kitchens. Milo, Denny and…read moreJeremy were very responsive and respectful. Denny did a wonderful job refacing our cabinets and installing new countertops, sink and faucet. The price was very reasonable. We enjoyed working with them and so happy we went with them.

We send a lot of our clients here. Great selection and happy when they work with us on price (as we…read moredo volume). Thank you!

Very easy to work with ... great showroom and inventory. I've worked with multiple different…read moredesigners at the store ... all talented and pleasant. And the have all the product and know how to help get the job done.

I've worked with Joel and his crew on a few projects and they provide an exceptional finished…read moreproduct, great customer service and an easy experience.

Set appointment for last week...no show…read more Sketchy guy shows up this afternoon unannounced all fidgety, no business card, company shirt, brochure or signage/identification and brushes off the question I asked about why they didn't show for the appointment. He said "We had some late orders come in..." What does that even mean? I asked why I should expect him to show up on time to do the work properly if he got the job? He had a blank look and no answer. I told him to get lost...he didn't try to save the situation and quickly took off in a beat up old maroon truck. The guy seemed to be nervous about something...very uncomfortable.

I would give Granite Expo 10 stars if I could. From start to finish Tatiana and her team were…read moreamazing. She helped me find the most beautiful Quartz for my kitchen. I had an idea of what I wanted and she showed me lots of options all at very reasonable prices. Once I made a decision the Measurment and installation was quick and the staff very professional. Customer service was excellent and the finished product in beautiful! Thanks Granite Expo for a job well done!!!

Quality product. Fair price and excellent customer service. I could not be more satisfied.read more

These guys have the nicest people you could ever want to deal with. The prices are the best I have…read morefound also. They tore down my house, helped with the removal of the house, soil and everything else. Honestly everyone I met in the process was top notch and great to work with. It's been 2 years since I have built and just used them again for a roll off...100% best price, timing and people again! Thank you

Brian and his crew Putin my sliding glass door I got from Mennards 2 years or so ago. They did a…read moregood job and I thought 500 was fair.

They were difficult to deal with. After they were in my home, I was missing parts that I had…read morepurchased for appliance installation and they denied the parts were even there. I paid them in full when they finished but then he billed me an extra $75 when he told me that I was owed him was the price in full. I would not recommend these guys at all.

My husband and I hired Melanie after 2 other companies declined the work. She was very sweet and…read morevery professional when she walked my father-in-law's home. She and her team worked quickly she kept us informed every step of the way. She left his home empty what was previously a filled to rafters property. She helped us hire a dumpster and found homes for almost everything. We had a non working piano but she found a company to take it. Melanie is so kind and helps you through each step. The contract she sent us explained everything, very easy to understand. We were not in the state so we trusted her with my husband's childhood home. Give Method Organization a call you will love them as much as we did!!

Giving a two star review due to potential miscommunication from both parties during this estate…read moresale. Communication was lacking throughout the process, which made an already stressful situation more difficult. My mother returned to the property with important items missing in order to properly prepare and sell the home. A full vanity mirror attached to the bathroom wall was sold while decorative towels and shower curtains intentionally left behind were not. Additionally, furniture was moved in a way that left noticeable gouges in the walls. We were told that many of the larger items did not sell the first day and that there would be price reduction listings on various platforms to try and sell these additional items. Through my limited personal search I only saw one item listed and much of the furniture went for free the following day. I did not expect to make money in this estate sale. I understand specific promises cannot be made in this line of business since there are so many outside factors involved. However, we came home to a few hundred dollar home depot trip to buy a new mirror and paint along with an additional invoice for services. When contacted, we did receive a minor credit. Melanie expressed that she did not know about the vanity mirror and seemed to be off-site during the actual sale. Overall, the disconnect with communication, lack of oversight, missing item, and damages done to the property made this a frustrating experience.

Kona was actually amazing. a lot of contractors didn't really focus on our budget and planning they…read morejust said this is how much our kitchen costed. John at Kona explained the pros and cons of each level and worked within the parameters we needed. price was awesome service and communication was excellent and Dan our installer was top notch

We paid just over $21,000 to Kona Cabinetry for a kitchen project that began January 15, 2026. We…read morewere told the installation would take approximately three days. Instead, the project stretched nearly four months, with major pieces not installed until May 12 and additional finishing concerns remaining after that. Our experience included refrigerator panels that had not initially been ordered, insufficient material, missing and incorrect cabinet doors, doors modified inside our home, repeated hood replacements, shipping delays, missed dates, missing trim and finishing pieces, and a replacement hood that still did not properly match the surrounding cabinetry. The hood alone took four or five attempts to arrive with the correct stain and without water spots or damage. The hood and most of the cabinetry came from KCD. KCD and Kona's owner both confirmed that KCD reimbursed Kona in connection with the hood issue, although we do not know the amount Kona received. Near the end of the project, Kona's owner came to our home, delivered a $2,500 refund tied to the hood, expressed empathy and promised a quick resolution. In our view, returning the amount paid for a hood Kona could not successfully deliver did not represent meaningful financial accountability for the months of delays, ordering errors, field modifications, communication failures and remaining workmanship or finish concerns. Throughout the project, my wife and I repeatedly had to initiate communication, document open items, request dates and follow up when those dates passed. Even after Kona's owner became our primary point of contact, multiple calls were not returned. When we met with Kona's owner, he acknowledged that some cabinet details should not have looked the way they did. However, much of the broader experience was attributed to manufacturers, freight issues, outdated catalogs, discontinued products, a former employee and "normal remodeling complications." We hired and paid Kona - not its manufacturers, carriers or former employees. We expected Kona to manage those relationships and remain accountable for the final product. We finally lost confidence when Kona came out for what was supposed to be the final visit and once again did not have everything needed to finish the project. Additional pieces were still missing, and the hood still did not match after the trim was installed. Accepting more replacement products and more corrective visits no longer felt like a realistic path to the result we had paid for. We then attempted to resolve the experience privately. Kona responded with a settlement agreement requiring us to immediately release all claims involving the project, including warranty and workmanship issues. It also prohibited any reviews, complaints and public statements. Kona's payment would come later, and if Kona failed to pay, all we could pursue is the settlement amount, and our underlying claims would still remain permanently released. We declined because we were not willing to immediately give up every right and then once again trust Kona to perform later. No renovation is perfect, but this went far beyond normal remodeling complications. The most disappointing part was Kona's continued reluctance to take meaningful ownership of the overall experience and final result. Based on our experience, we would not recommend Kona Cabinetry.