After being scammed by a contractor we were very skeptical to choose a company. Junior put us at…read moreease and gave us amazing ideas on the design. He really thinks outside the box. He has a full in house crew so we didn't have to deal with subcontractors. I love how meticulous and detailed his crew was; I'm in love with my kitchen. I rate them 20 out of 10 because Junior was great with communication through out the whole project.

Did an amazing job on our new kitchen! It's good quality stuff for a great price! I would recommend…read morethem to anyone who's looking for a new kitchen or bath.

Easiest company to work with. They were patient and professional and stand behind their work…read more Can't express how happy I am with our new kitchen, which replaced the one we have lived with for 23 years and was probably there long before we bought this house. They had a great selection within various price ranges. Their demo person and installer (Bob) was incredibly neat in his work. Judy, owner, was informative and flexible with our needs and scheduling. If you had gone to one of the big box stores you would not have received the stellar customer service we experienced.

Wow is their showroom impressive. I love visiting it and planning my new kitchen. Just can't wait…read moreto get started. The staff is also exceptionally friendly and knowledgeable. If you're in the market for a new kitchen or bathroom, you MUST visit their showroom. It's amazing. Lots of styles, varieties and options. Plenty to choose from and sure to fit your unique tastes. Personally, I'm a bit partial to the trendy one by the door. Love the counter top. I highly recommend them!

I have just had the most pleasant experience dealing with a service vendor, Countertop & Cabinet…read moreConcierge, that I have had in some time. From the initial conversation with the owner to the interaction with the installers, this vendor and her staff did everything possible to make me feel that my business was important to them. They were professional, thorough, pleasant and every good adjective that you want to experience when spending your money. Oh, and even made sensible cost cutting suggestions. If you're in need of remodeling, appliance installation, cabinet conversions, please give this company a look. You will not be disappointed.

Karen and her team made our dreams come true with this kitchen. Her expert knowledge of materials,…read moreproducts, and design coupled with the expertise and craftsmanship of the installers truly redefined our space that we're so proud to call ours. Thank you Karen and Omar for this beautiful kitchen, it truly is perfect

Just don't. I hired the outdoor kitchen guys 9 months ago, and here I sit still with no kitchen…read more They demanded $60,000 upfront, then when it came time to install the kitchen, they demanded another $30,000 forcing me to pay almost 100% of the total cost before they did anything at all. Then when they showed up to install it they tried to put in something different than I had ordered and paid for. I feel totally ripped off and hope you'll learn from my mistake. I had other work done by US Aluminum and they actually did what they promised on time and on budget If you need a kitchen, use US aluminum instead. Don't be fooled. I got suckered, I hope you learn from my mistake and hire someone else. Negative stars would be too much credit for the terrible experience I have had.

Refund my money for the grill they never delivered. Signatures kitchen took payments in advance for…read moreequipment and did not deliver the a very expensive grill.

I visited the winter park KBF design place looking for inspiration and the real possibility of…read moredoing businesses with them. But I was coldly greeted just steps inside the main door by a design sales person, who took one look at concept picture I had saved off a nationally recognized website and immediately blew me off, he basically indicated without knowing me that bathroom pictured was more than I can afford. It was clear to me if you go to this place without a prearranged construction allowance from a builder they don't want to waste their time. I walked around their underwhelming show room, then left. I guess the next time I go to a place like this I'll have to pretend I'm their for a new construction with an allowance for a KItchen and bathrooms or at least drive up to the store in one of those overpriced European cars with a fancy name just to be welcomed and served.

We have only first started to work with them on a kitchen redesign. However, they are utmost…read moreprofessionals. If you are looking for a new kitchen or bath, you need to see their showroom and meet with them.

I had contacted S&W and another company to give me proposals on renovating my very outdated master…read morebath. I had known from the first contact with S&W that this would be the company that would be doing my Reno. Chelsea was my designer and what a fabulous job she did designing the perfect master bath. Robert was my project manager and was wonderful as well keeping me updated on what would be happening at each stage of the Reno. Anyone who entered my house was very professional, did the job they were assigned to complete. Job was completed in the time frame they had given me. I was also able to use plumbing fixtures from another source with no problems as well as the closet system. I highly recommend S&W as I will be using them for my next job coming up soon. I have added pictures of before and after. You will not be disappointed is you

If you want to complete your project on time, I strongly recommend that you select a different…read morecompany. We started discussion with S&W Kitchens in February/March of 2025. On June 13, 2025, we signed a contract with them. Work began July 21, 2025. They finished on May 26, 2026. The contract stated that it would take 4 months, possibly 5, to complete the project. It took them 10 months to complete. There was a total of at least 15 weeks (a week being 5 consecutive working days, i.e., Wednesday through Tuesday) where NOTHING was done at the house. Prior to beginning demolition, they required a total of 60% of the contract to be paid. At the end of demolition and rough-in, which took 4 weeks, they required a total of 84% to be paid. Then they wanted payment for the project to be substantially complete and usable prior to the installation of the glass shower walls or the master being usable. That would have been 95% of the contract. The supervising contractor stated that he would not have the shower glass installed until they were paid. I sent his boss a copy of the Florida legal requirements for being substantially complete and usable, and I also hired an attorney. When it came time for the final walkthrough and final payment, they didn't want to provide us with the Affidavit of Contractor's Final Payment, which shows if there are any subcontractors who have released their lien and those that haven't been paid and how much they are owed prior to receiving the final payment, even though we had the right to have it according to our attorney. Then, when we received the document, it was a "waiver and release of lien upon progress payment."