Second time using Martin & Calloway. Asked them to build a custom banquette to match our kitchen…read morecabinets. Results speak for themselves. Very professional team. They take pride in their work. Great communication. Trying to find other projects in my home for them to work on next.

From the owner: Kitchen cabinet refacing, custom cabinetry, interior doors, moldings and trim, furniture and…read morecabinet repair.

After deciding to upgrade our kitchen and visiting several kitchen designing businesses, we decided…read moreon Holcomb Cabinetry. Don Holcomb and his staff were very helpful in assisting with the design and with living within our budget. Everything was delivered on schedule and in excellent condition. The installer, Joe Ward, completed the work on schedule, cleaned up everyday respecting our home and the installation was completed perfectly. The end result of the whole process more than exceeded my expectations and we are very happy with our new kitchen. I might add that we have not had one complaint or call back. I also feel certain that if there was a problem, Don Holcomb would take carte of it which is very important. J. Campbell

I had an unpleasant experience with this company. I ordered cabinets for a kitchen remodeling…read moreproject. They were very helpful and cordial during the process. I stopped by several times to gather information on a kitchen sink. I was seeking difference between granite and stainless steel and different mounting styles. Had a number of discussions where I expressed my preferences and reasons why. Subsequently ordered sink recommended by Mr. Holcomb that I was told could be installed with a "negative reveal". This was a must for me and he was well aware of that. Product recommended could not do the job but was installed anyway. When I informed Holcomb that I would not accept the incorrect product, I was initially complimented on my demeanor and willingness to cooperate. I was told he would find a replacement and would check for it over the weekend. When I called on Tuesday afternoon to get a status and ask for additional information, Mr. Holcomb suddenly became belligerent, uncooperative, and very abrasive. He accused me of harassing him. Because I had to buy additional granite, have it recut and buy another sink that could be installed with "negative reveal" additional expense was incurred. This delayed the project impacting the additional contractors and they had to move on to other projects. They then had to find additional time to finish my project after the installation of granite. Mr. Holcomb refused to accept any responsibility and said "I did not touch your granite" indicating that it was the granite company's fault. He would not reimburse me for the sink that he incorrectly recommended and could not be installed with a "negative reveal" because it had a ledge across the top nor for any of the cost of new granite installation. Mr. Holcomb's policy is to collect full payment upon ordering. He actually asked me for the balance of granite installation the day it was installed. I would highly recommend withholding some of the costs until job is completed satisfactorily, getting every little detail in writing and date stamped. I would not do business with this company in the future nor would I recommend them.

This has been the best contracting business I have ever dealt with…read more They refinished our cabinets, redid island layout, updated drawer system and built additional custom cabinets to identically match our original profiles. Charles knows the business, detailed oriented, and cares what the customer wants. His team did exactly what they outlined, when they said they would. They beat our expectations. The bottom line is they produce a great product, on-time and at a reasonable price. You can't ask for anything more! If I could give them 6 stars I would

Cannot recommend In Place Cabinetry Finishes highly enough. For starters, they provide you a…read moreproject schedule early on that they strictly adhere to. Everyone involved in our project was extremely easy to deal with and very professional. Most importantly, when the project completed our kitchen looked amazing. However, as they strive for perfection, the owner came by a few days later and spent three hours perfecting every last detail. A special thanks to Charles, Brooke and Denise. If you're looking to redo your kitchen, look no further.

Hockessin Store is great! Both Michele and Allison provided personalized service. I never felt…read morerushed. They helped understand all choices and designs, which can be overwhelming. Michele provided great suggestions for design that I would not have thought of. I highly recommend.

We received very poor customer service from Sam and the owner, Mike. After multiple calls and…read moreemails to correct a mistake they made with our crown molding costing us over $2500, they have been unwilling to refund what I paid for the molding and insist on me buying more at cost ($1250) after I already paid them initially. There were also errors with an oak trim piece (3" wide instead of 5") for my range hood and incorrect drawer fronts on our island that do not match the other wall cabinets. The cabinet touch-up kit has items missing and an incorrect color touch up so I have no way to fill nail holes on the trim. They have said these were their errors and that they would re-order the pieces, but they have yet to do so. I would hesitate to trust them if you are considering doing a kitchen design as it is simply not worth the risk and months of delay due to missing/incorrect items. Please look at their reviews as most of the high rated reviews are made up profiles with one or only a handful of reviews. Buyer beware. [Update, I just noticed the owner posted a reply today stating they warned against this crown molding and that is simply not true, in fact, I wanted two-stage crown and they advised against it since I was going with 39" cabinets. He also states that he would still like to help complete the job to my liking and to call him, but I can assure you that we talked twice this week including yesterday afternoon and he refused to refund even just the cost of my crown molding unless I buy more from him. This is no longer an option as I have already spent hours making custom crown and getting paint matched for the trim. He said at the end of the call the "we're done" so not sure why he posted this today. We have not received the 5" oak trim board, missing touch-up items, or corrected drawer fronts. I even offered to keep the incorrect drawer fronts if he would refund the cost of my crown and he would not.]

We chose Pine Street for a full house remodel (replacing electric, plumbing, major structural…read morerevisions) of an historical home in the West Chester borough. Our primary objective was the highest quality work that would preserve the historical aspect of the home, but fully modernized and at the lowest reasonable cost. Nearly three years since we engaged them and we continue to feel like that was the best decision we could have possibly made. The essential things that made this experience wonderful for us, particularly as first-time home renovators, were the detailed planning and rigorous project management, the quality of craftsmanship and expert network, and the incredibly warm professionalism and care of the team. In sum, they delivered below our initial cost projections and ahead of time -- nearly the opposite of all the horror stories we've heard about some of the other crews. In the beginning, it was a very difficult decision to choose Pine Street. Their cost projections were higher than their competitors by A LOT. I nearly dismissed them because of it. But the level of detail and thoughtfulness in the bid really won me over. When I questioned competitors about some of the detail included in the PS bid, they would always respond that if that happened, they would need to increase costs, etc. It really made me worry about what final costs would eventually be and I ultimately chose PS for their transparency and integrity. Perhaps the best element of the entire project was the onsite project manager. This is a person who will be your main point of contact throughout, who will have all of the answers and will ultimately know your home better than you do. This is an enormous gift and a real relief in what would otherwise be a stressful time. Ours would call us proactively, make great suggestions and recommendations (things that you just don't know as you begin, but that are revealed as you get started). For example, he had a piece of reclaimed barn wood in his garage that he used as an accent piece in a stairwell or, in another case, was able to use parts of the existing rafters as trim in the bedroom. These little things feel brilliant when you're trying to preserve the feel of the home and keep costs low -- and these are simply things we never could have anticipated in the planning stage. This role in your remodel can really magnify the experience as a client. Another aspect to consider is that Pine Street has cultivated a network of people they trust over years of experience and working together. Every single person who came through our house was knowledgeable, respectful and responsive. The team would not have allowed it to be any other way. Further, at the end of the project, they gave us a portfolio of contact information for each person that had worked on the house, so if anything goes wrong or we need some additional work, we have a network of folks that know the house and that we know we can trust (and who, by the way, will be very quick to respond out of respect for their relationship with Pine Street). Finally, the part that is hardest to articulate, is the warm professionalism that the team brings. You'll feel it first with Brendon when you call with your first inquiry, but you'll leave feeling nearly astonished that the entire team carries it forward: problems will be addressed and solved before you even hear about them; the site will be clean at the end of every day without fail; the team will stop what they're doing when you enter to make sure you can see and understand the steps that are being taken (and they never got impatient with our very frequent visits). Again, all things we didn't know before we started but ended up defining the quality of our experience. It is an important decision to choose the right partner in these efforts. I can get easily stressed out by the volume of decisions that need to be made and was vigilant about costs and timing. The Pine Street team exceeded most of our expectations and left us knowing we made absolutely the right decision.

We had a very large scale renovation done by Pine Street that took about four months. They were…read morealways professional, provided great design advice along the way, and for the most part communicated well. This was a big project organizing lots of materials, people--including us, the clients and juggling unexpected structural issues, so of course there were a few minor hiccups along with way and the project took a bit longer than initially expected, but this was in part because of change orders we made. All in all, a great experience. This was our first renovation and it was as painless as you can get. We've been recommending Pine Street for the high quality, good design suggestions and smooth process.

Affordable, high quality work! If I had any critique it would be that they were more transparent…read moreabout deadlines, otherwise it was great working with them.

After four installation visits, they finished. Their field crew tried but the end result was…read morelacking. The west edges of the peninsula and range counters are not parallel and look crooked. The overhang on the west edge adjacent to the range counter is 1-1/4" in front and 1-1/2" in the rear. They didn't caulk around the rangetop with uneven gaps on either side which I will fix. Counters had two large chips to be filled with epoxy. The right edge of the sink sticks in beyond the granite, the left is flush. The front counter edge projects forward of the sink on left and is flush on right side. The installers were tugging on the sink to move it and the face frame of the sink cabinet pulled off. Each time they returned I had to set out plywood counters and remove/replace the faucet. The worst part is the template guy said they would get the counter right on the sink edge when I suggested an overhang. He talked us into a straight counter edge instead of the D configuration we wanted and now the edges aren't parallel

Them Helping my mother has been such a great blessing She changed her mind from her original…read morechoice but the staff made it so seamless for her to change her mind and pick another countertop before it was cut. Thanks!!