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Revive Cabinetry

Revive Cabinetry

(4 reviews)

I usually do not write reviews but Revive cabinetry is the best.!!! They always were here when they…read moresaid they would be. They always did what they said they were going to do. They refinished/painted our island and refinished our upper cabinets . The quality of their craftsmanship was exceptional. We had the opportunity to work with Arran, Jacob and Darrell all of which were always professional and thoughtful. The customer service and quality of workmanship could not have been better. We will use them again and highly recommend them to you. Debbie and Bill Wellman

We had knotty alder cabinets throughout the house. We wanted white, so we debated replacing them…read more Had Jacob from Revive come over with Brandon the cabinet maker as well. The cabinets were 2008 and in Excellent shape so they presented to have Brandon make new shaker doors and have Revive Cabinetry do their magic and refinish/paint the cabinets. It included serious prep along with new crown and they even painted our Mantle above the fireplace. It completely changed the feel of our house for a LOT less money then to have new cabinets made without the head ache of a full on construction site. We ended up running the bar portion of the kitchen cabinets in Peppercorn Grey along with our laundry room and the other cabinets throughout in white. It was the right decision for us for sure. Andrew with Revive did an Excellent Job and was top notch with his communication! It took about 3 1/2 days for this job. Mostly the prep is the time spent, actual painting doesn't take very long, a couple coats of primer and then paint. We haven't decided on our handles yet, don't forget about that. Here are some before and after pictures. 1st Class Company and quality with nice guys you can Trust at your house while you are out. We did stay at the home every evening and had no issues with the ventilation they provided and the dry time was quick. My standards are pretty high and Andrews Standards were even higher as far as getting it done at a high level. He made a couple decisions that proved that to me. If your cabinets are still good quality and you want a change of look I highly recommend Revive with this approach.

Jaymark Cabinets

Jaymark Cabinets

(1 review)

In addition to making top notch cabinets, Jaymark's millwork shop makes real wood trim mouldings…read morefor case, base, crown, sills...you name it they do it in woods that are both stain grade and also paint grade. They have a fantabulous wood shop and hundreds of knives to run mouldings from their extensive in house catalog for all sizes and combinations for styles from contemporary sleek to traditional classic to as ornate as someone might want. If you don't find just what you want, they'll create a custom moulding for you. We used some of their stock wood mouldings in our home and had others custom done and their product was great. They were also on time for their production schedule. A refreshing spot of professionalism among a sea of largely laggards selected by our so-called custom builder, Jaymark delivered the quality product they promised when they said they would. Dave Streight, who is the customer contact person for the mouldings piece of this business, was fantastic to work with for knowledge and help in decision making. A really nice man who knows his stuff. Interesting to note it was not our builder who recommended Jaymark to us, but we found them on our own. My husband and I also had Jaymark on our list of top two subs to make the cabinets. Alas, we agreed to use our builder's "go to" guy at our builder's strong recommendation. The builder's guy was a nightmare to work with. Jaymark is a professional cabinet shop with a designer or two on staff and quality control processes to make sure all works just as it should. Located in Garden City in one of the non descript small industrial areas, inside you'll find a professionally organized showroom. Likely best to call for an appointment, but you can walk in too. Highly recommended. In this era of production building using MDF and polyurethane artificial products, it is a rare thing to find such a top notch millwork shop. Use it or lose it. We were building again or remodeling, Jaymark would be a destination for us. THIS N THAT: 1) PARKING: Small private lot. 2) ACCESSIBILITY: Once in the door all is level and on one floor. Standard height seating in a conference room for design meetings. There is a curb cut to access sidewalk from parking lot but it is almost always blocked by employee car parked in front of it. 3) SUB ZERO / WOLF APPLIANCES TOO?: I recently heard that Jaymark is now an authorized dealer for Sub Zero for refrigerator / freezers and Wolf for cooktops / ovens. (Both of those brands are in the same parent company.) We used both brands in our home and once again had a marginal experience with our builder's favorite supplier. If we were doing this again and Jaymark is selling these as I've heard they are, they would be out dealer of choice for them too based on past as prologue excellent experience with Jaymark as business.

From the owner: Premier custom cabinetry, Outdoor Kitchens, Design, Custom Moulding, Luxury plumbing fixtures and…read moreWolf and Sub Zero Appliances

Treasure Valley Kitchen and Bath

Treasure Valley Kitchen and Bath

(4 reviews)

Tony from Treasure Valley Kitchen and Bath did a good job on our kitchen. We did have to work with…read morehim quite a bit, but having done a kitchen in a prior home we were ready for that. His first design for our kitchen was unworkable, but with help from my wife the design ended up being solid. I offered to write a review on his site, but he didn't take me up on it, I think because I had a few reservations about the project and wanted to discuss them as well. He was unavailable any Friday after about 11:00 AM. Period. End of that story. It became kind of a joke between my wife and me. Attention: Be sure to see samples of cupboards before you buy them. The outsides of the ones we selected are very nice, and when one of them was cracked, he did a good job of replacing it for us. The cupboard depth is barely adequate however, and that's on us. We didn't measure samples or carefully look at specs. They are shallow. We even had to get special-order Lazy Susans for spices because a standard size won't fit. In our floor cupboards, our platters only fit if we place them in just the right spot or the doors don't close completely. Again, our bad. Measure your dishes and don't assume they'll all fit. Even bags of fatty salty snacks have to go in just the right way or the doors don't close. His contractors were hit-and-miss: * His wallboard guy was amazing. He was fast and his work was impeccable. * His electrician was good, but we had to clean up after him. * His plumber I had to stay on top of. * Although his granite company had great stone, the installers did a pretty amateur job. One of them was a real pro and did a great job on his half of the granite. The others were absolute rookies. When grinding down a seam (which if it were installed properly in the first place would have been perfect, needing no grinding) they ran cooling water all over our brand new cupboard doors, as if it didn't matter. One can still feel where that seam is, and that is not really acceptable. Then, when installing the water features on the sink portion, they cut the holes so close to the size of the fixtures and on such an angle that the escutcheons barely covered the openings. I mean: by maybe two millimeters. Maybe. I was panicked, because the stone was so beautiful and they were so close to just butchering it that I could hardly stand it. The designing of the stone (how it was cut) is beautiful. Unless you know exactly where to look on part of the job you cannot find the seam. The stone has a lot of movement in the grain and one would think the seam would be hard to conceal. It is almost invisible. * The fancy sink we bought came cracked (or was damaged by the plumber) and this didn't get caught until install time. Disaster. This set the whole project back three weeks, because the company he was working with would not expedite the delivery unless I signed off that I was responsible for any damage in shipment. Are you kidding me? That was outrageous, and I wish he could have put a little pressure on them to do a better job but he either couldn't or wouldn't. So: inspect your purchased components as soon as they arrive. * His floor guys had to come back and redo the finishing on the wood because it had several problems. In the end, in one of our closets, the varnish looks like someone spilled a can of Coke on the floor and never cleaned it up. It's varnish, but it has that look. I decided to let that and several other small issues go because it's just a floor after all. It will get beaten up over time, and I didn't want to make a huge deal over it at that point. The worst part is in a closet and nobody will see it anyway (except me every time I open the closet). Having said that, they did a floor-match on part of the floor that previously was carpeted, and they put in new wood flooring. That part was outstanding. It looks like it was part of the original install. So they were part excellent and part just ok. * His cabinet guy was terrific, and did a beautiful job. * His appliance company was great. We bought Wolf components: a 36" gas cooktop, a standard convection oven, and a steam oven. The steam oven is amazing. Get one. I think his problem was that there is so much construction going on here that reliable contractors are hard to secure. Overall I'm satisfied with the job, it wasn't cheap, and all in all we could have done much worse. Thanks Tony. Thumbs up.

My experience with treasure Valley kitchen and bath was superb. They were responsive and had plenty…read moreof choices of finishes for cabinets and hardware. They were great to work with, even with the normal snags that would come along with doing a new kitchen. Bryan and his guys made sure everything was right. Highly recommend. Pricing was great. And in the show room they even have a natural setting to make good informed decisions. I went from a Zero Kitchen to a hero kitchen in 8 weeks. Wonderful!

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