Jack did an excellent job installing a bath fan duct in our attic, and he also fixed some low…read morehanging ceiling tiles that were ancient and fragile, but now they look great! I'm sure the pun has been made before, but he's truly a "Jack of all trades"!

Overhauled my outdoor faucet. Arrived on time and completed the job for the agreed upon priceread more

Lots of furniture to pick from! Nicely laid out and sales people are very accommodating and not…read morepushy.

Today was our 4th purchase from the Amish Showroom over the last 15 years. Now almost 100% of our…read morefurniture is the Amish Showroom. You might ask why do we shop there? 1. Customer service-As an example this purchase is going to be picked up by our movers and transported to our new house out of state. Eric complete understands this process and was ready to help and ensure everything worked out smoothly. Another example since we are trying to match colors. Eric said bring in a drawer or shelf from your old furniture so we can 100% match things. 2. Selection-If you like mission style furniture this is the place. Huge selection and huge number of stains. 3. Quality-It is unsurpassed. No ifs ands or buts. 4. Sustainable-They have their own tree farm and provide wood to the craftsmen. 5. Price-We looked at buying similar furniture where we were moving. The cost was 2.5 times more. Even with moving it was a no brainer. Whether you are in state or out of state this is the place to go. I cannot recommend them enough.

BT construction finished my basement as well as installed a new bathroom upstairs. This company is…read moretop notch and I felt informed every step of the way. We are very happy with all the work that BT construction performed-- can't beat the price for the quality of work. Also, they performed the work in a timely manner and kept right on track with the initial timeline given. I would definitely recommend this company for any job big or small!

My husband and I were looking to have the plaster in our spacious attic repaired. In our search of…read morepeople in the area who do lathe and plaster Mike was the only person we could find. He told us he had been doing this for more than 40 years so how could we go wrong? He gave us a quote for 3 days of work for $2400. He started right away and brought his brother Tom with. They put a drop cloth on the floor conning in the back door but did not cover the stairwell or the hallway (which are both hardwood as we live in a historical home from 1880). I went upstairs to talk to my husband and check on my cat because I hadn't seen him in a while. We keep all of the bedroom doors closed so he doesn't shed on the beds. One of the bedroom doors was opened and I found my cat locked in another bedroom. Then I saw the white footprints in the doorway of our bedroom and in the hallway leading to the bedrooms! One of them decided to give a self guided tour of our home! After they left the first day I noticed my shower curtain was left open so when I went to close it I noticed huge chunks of plaster in my shower and a white hand print on my toilet bowl. The stairwell and hallway were covered with white from them tracking in as they went in and out. It is winter time so it was a white muddy mess from the plaster/snow mix. They worked 7 hrs this first day. They came back the second day and brought a lady with them. After seeing the tracks to our bedroom my gut was telling me something was off. They spent 1 hour this day and were done. Mike took us into the attic and standing there it looked great since the 3 inch holes were covered. Mike told us to sand down some of the patch work and then take dishsoap and water and wash the walls 4 times. My husband asked him if he would reduce his fee since he quoted us for 3 days of labor and only worked 8 hours. He would not so we paid him the $2400 (which breaks down to $342/hr or $171/person/hour). After they left thier attempt to clean the floors was smearing the plaster with a wet rag. I had to mop the floors upstairs and down and the stairwell. They slopped all over my bathroom cabinets and my back door. So the next two days my husband spent repairing cracks and holes in the plaster that Mike did not do, sanding that Mike did not do, and washing walls that Mike did not do. For the amount of money we paid him we should have had to do nothing but start painting! We got his info from the Menards lumber desk and asked them to pull his cards. After the manager called him my husband called him. He offered to come fix it but we already did the work and I don't want them back in my home. He then proceed to scream and yell at my husband, dropped the F-bomb repeatedly, called me an old lady (which I am not), and told us to take him to court and he would make us both look like a 2 cent stamp! We have reported him to the BBB. Do not let these people in your home or have them do any work for you! I am giving them 1 star only because Yelp requires me to do so.

You need to read/hear/see this all homeowners, property owners, friends, family and neighbors of…read morehomeowners and property owners. Please look no further than Justin Kubat, of Kubat Exteriors, LLC. for your remodeling and construction needs. I can only speak to a deck build specifically, but have heard enough word-of-mouth stories about how exceptional he is with just about any exterior AND interior (kitchen, bathroom, remodel) need you have. I could probably write a book about how our deck job turned into a bit of a nightmare but how Justin went so far above and beyond that words won't even do justice to how pleased we are with him as our contractor, and with the final product. You will not meet another professional who is more meticulous, more of a perfectionist, more of an advocate for you, than Justin. The nightmare of this job was almost entirely due to the deck supplier - an appropriately scathing review for them will be coming soon. Long story short, the deck store was so incredibly unorganized, the right hand didn't know what the left hand was doing, constant lying, back pedaling, improper materials supplied, and on and on. A job that should have taken 2 weeks, took 6+ weeks. But enough about that terrible place, we're talking about Kubat Exteriors. Almost daily, Justin had to fight for us, for the product we ordered, for the design we picked, losing precious time and money from being able to move on to his next projects. But through it all, we never felt like we were put on the back burner while waiting on materials (again, only due to the unbelievable incompetence of the deck supply store). I could go on and on about the service, professionalism and friendliness of Justin. As for the final product, look at the pictures and see for youself. Just like these words, the pictures do not do justice to what it looks like in person, knowing the painstaking amount of time he put into this project. Even though Justin probably never wants to see our house again for how much of a headache this job was, he will be our first call when we have other construction and remodeling needs. Look no further than Justin with Kubat Exteriors, LLC. I assure you, you will not be one bit disappointed.

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.