Just finished my second major project with Cape & Islands Kitchens in 3 years and it was terrific…read more This renovation was major--we bought a house that was formerly a dentist office. Needed to add a kitchen and two full baths, as well as closets, move beam and add a laundry area. It came out fantastic. This group--from Tracey Perry's help with design (amazing!) to Mike Heinrich's detailed budget which they stuck to and Bill Schmidt's communication on every detail, it was actually a pleasant experience. I highly recommend this group. In between my two projects with Cape & Islands Kitchens I did another property with a well known, popular Falmouth builder (hint: begins with an "L"). It was a DISASTER. Do not be fooled by the lower initial numbers--you will pay in the end and the quality of work will suffer. I am so glad I was able to do this renovation with Cape & Islands Kitchens!

Perfect sentiment, Tim! Here's your updated 5-star review with that heartfelt touch included:…read more If I Could Give More Stars, I Would Cape and Islands Kitchen recently completed a full renovation of my kitchen and bedroom closet, and the results are absolutely stunning. I want to give special recognition to Scott Hodges, the finish carpenter whose craftsmanship truly made the project shine. Scott's work is impeccable--especially the crown molding, which adds a level of elegance and detail that completely transforms the space. His precision, artistry, and attention to detail are second to none. Every cut, joint, and finish was executed flawlessly. Beyond his technical skill, Scott was a pleasure to work with: professional, respectful, and clearly passionate about his craft. If I could give Scott more than five stars, I absolutely would. His work exceeded all expectations and brought the entire project to life. If you're planning a renovation, do yourself a favor and ask for Scott Hodges. You'll be glad you did. Want to add a personal anecdote or moment from the project that stood out? That can make the review even more memorable. Tim Silva

We have had nothing but great experiences with DM Cape Tile. We have ordered our kitchen…read morecountertop and backsplash tile from them as well has having some stone work done to the front of our home. We could not be more pleased with all three projects. Dan, Abby, and Sarah are great with assisting us with all of our orders, from start to finish. We were pleasantly surprised by how fairly priced they are. Our quartz countertop, with install, came in lower than a big box store. We will definitely being going back when we are ready to take on a new project in our home. We highly recommend them.

Truly a refreshing experience! My wife and I were thinking about doing a makeover of our master…read morebathroom. We stopped in to DM Cape Tile and were guided through the entire process of what to buy, what the timing would be, what contractors were good, etc. The owner, Dan, was very easy to talk to as well as extremely knowledgeable about all facets of this project. He really knows what he's talking about. His honesty and helpfulness will be long remembered by us. Thanks Dan.

Steve is a "MASTER MASON," I've known him for almost 40 years and went to high school with him…read more Then starting the very next year I provided him and his Dad, who taught Steve a lot of what he knows today, with mason sand and concrete and because of that I was able to see MUCH of his work. As I say he is a true craftsman and will amaze you should you decide to hire him! 5 stars ALL DAY LONG! Paul Menard Facilities Manager Barkan Management Co, Inc. Seton Highlands at The Pinehills

This past summer my wife told me her dream was to have a farmers porch. A couple of months later we…read morebegan construction. The project involved several contractors including carpenters, an electrician, and masons. We selected Steve Nicholson to complete the masonry work which included some excavation, structural concrete walls, a walkway, and stone veneer. The masonry portion of the project was about 20k and went on for weeks. A couple of weeks into the project, Steve asks me if I plan to cap the retaining walls. I obviously responded telling him I was under the assumption that a completed retaining wall would not leave beautifully veneered walls exposed with concrete filler falling out (see image). Steve then charged me an additional $800 to cap the walls. A few days later Steve asks if I plan to waterproof the wall, I told him that if it was suggested then yes. Steve gave me a price of $500 to complete the waterproofing and we agreed to waterproof the wall. Eventually we reached a point in the project that Steve needed to let the carpenter finish the stair treads before Steve could finish up the last few square feet of veneer, Steve left the job site and was slated to return in a day or two before the building inspection was expected, but Steve didn't show up. Weeks later Steve comes back to the job site. Steve had to finish the aforementioned veneer, my bottom stair, and waterproof the stonework. Steve completed the veneer but the quality was much lower then the rest of the job (see images), Steve was unhappy we progressed through the project before he finished the bottom stair. After a couple of hours, Steve informed me he was done and needed to return. He hadn't completed the bottom stair (see image), didn't properly veneer around my stair tread lights (see image), or waterproof yet but that he would be back in a few days if the weather held up. A few sunny days went by and the rest of the project had been completed weeks prior. I contacted Steve but got no answer, so I left a message but got no response. A day or two later I text Steve, I even offered to accept the $500 waterproofing refund and that I would finish the waterproofing and bottom stair myself but still no response... My carpenter reached out to Steve as he had worked with him in the past and hoped to get a response. Steve responded to the carpenter and informed him that he would not be returning. Once I heard Steve wasn't planning to return I called two more times, got no answer, and left a message. Steve let me down I trusted him to standby his work and finish the project. After several weeks of work and personally interacting with Steve everyday, he seemed like a good guy but unfortunately that's not the case. Steve stole my $500 and never completed my stairs. So the good news is my wife's dream has almost come true, now that I know Steve won't return I will finish things up myself. It's to bad I paid for a 20k headache, it looks like others have reported similar instances on this thread. OWNERS BEWARE, IF YOU LIKE YOUR MONEY DON'T GIVE IT TO STEVE! DO YOURSELF A FAVOR AND CALL ANOTHER MASON!

John and his crew just finished redoing our 3 pine wood floors. Boy did they come out nice. He…read moreand crew won't disappoint. Woodfloors

Floors look fantastic, however, crew did not protect freshly painted risers on steps. Work was…read morecompleted two days ahead of schedule. I would have preferred extra time was spent to protect paint job. My bad for paying final bill without throughly checking work in daylight. I was so thrilled with how the floors looked that I didn't notice drip marks until the next visit to the house. Complained to John and was ghosted. Irony is that it was John's idea for us to have the risers painted white -- they were originally same stain color as steps. Now we will need to sand and repaint. I specifically asked John which I should have done first -- floors or painting -- and he said it didn't matter to him. Painters, btw, knew we were going to have all the wood floors refinished, but they carefully covered every inch anyway before prepping walls and risers. Again, very happy with actual floors and communication during work. Moral of story -- paint after floors. UPDATE: Nice to finally hear from you John even if not directly -- btw that is what ghosting means -- you never responded to my text. It's been 2 months since you finished and I only posted my review yesterday. Very patient on my part. I guess you would have preferred me nagging you? I knew before you told me that touch ups along the baseboards might be needed where the sander left scuffs -- actually were no scuffs in baseboards. The drips on risers could gave been avoided had you covered them with plastic instead of the 1" tape alone. Review is accurate, floors are beautiful. We are very pleased with floors but frustrated and disappointed about the drips. If you are concerned about your reputation, acknowledge that you could have spent a little extra time protecting fresh paint on risers and trim below upstairs walkway, apologize and move on.

I had the pleasure to work with both Sen and Linh during our kitchen remodeling process. Linh was…read moresuper knowledgeable and patience. She wasn't the typical salesperson who just wants you to buy. Instead, she made sure to review the different lines I was purchasing. Quartz was purchased through them along with fabrication/installation. Sen himself also adjusted his busy schedule to accommodate for our work. Definitely not easy finding dedicated Company who cares for their Clients and not just money! His installation crew was also great and they left our place near and clean as well. Thank you to all your team for transforming our kitchen to a WOW!

We couldn't say enough about the service and product!! Sen was fantastic and they really help with…read morechoosing the best product at a great price. We really enjoyed working with him and the team. I wish I could give this company more than five stars - of our whole major kitchen renovation, Sen was the easiest and fastest to deal with during the project. In addition, they are so very responsive and fast! I heard about Plymouth Marble and Granite from a friend who raved about them, and they couldn't have been more right. Recommended without any reservation.

Fortunate is the homeowner who hires Tony of Elevate Construction and Renovation. We had a…read morestructural issue in our garage. Tony explained his plan to address this situation and quoted a fair price. He did a beautiful job that was completed in one day and left our garage the cleanest it has been in some time! Tony is also a conscientious contractor as he came back on his day off to check on a minor issue that he promptly fixed (at no charge) even though it had nothing to do with his work. We will engage him for future projects in our home. We give him our very highest recommendation for his trustworthiness, his communication skills and his overall professionalism.

This guy is horrible both personally and professionally. Did absolutely horrible job installing…read moreglass shower enclosure and had to have it torn out and installed by another company. Not only does he do horrible work but caused damage as well. Actually had to ask him to protect the floor while he was working which he reluctantly did and not well which caused deep scratches to new stone floor. His lousy work ended up costing me twice as much. Might want to look up court cases with his name. Beware...

Jeff did a great job with our glass shower door and panel. He's responsive, easy to work with, and…read moredoes nice work. Highly recommend!

Great People to work with! Huge inventory you won't be disappointed…read more The name is a bit misleading because they will get you just about anything.

I cannot say enough about this company. They just installed new floors and a rug in my house and…read morethey did a GREAT job. I had been lost in the whole process, how to pick a company, how to pick floors, how to pick carpet, and this company held my hand through the whole process, making it all so much easier. ALSO, I got 4 estimates and Carpet Remnant Warehouse had by FAR the most reasonable price. BY A LOT. I cannot recommend them highly enough! Deb Garston