This was my first time having to replace windows and a door. The journey was most certainly an…read moreeducation. I live in a historical neighborhood on top of it all, so I needed help navigating a historical application review and qualifications for making historically appropriate updates to my home, and permitting. I sourced 8 companies for this project and while 5 of them were competitive on pricing, I chose Rite Window specifically because of Jay. The product options were explained to me, including custom option opportunities, in detail that I could understand. I felt Jay help educate me just enough to help me feel informed enough to make decisions on a financially expensive project. Every question I had was happily received and quickly addressed. Jay was even willing to go the extra mile and send me a sample product, as well as help me present to the historical society, so they would approve my project, when the odds were not in my favor. I sourced Rite Window because they had good reviews, like some of the other Boston area competitors. I narrowed my search based on their pricing and product quality, but I chosen them because of Jay's attention to detail, consistent communication and professionalism. Jay is truly proud of the organization he works with, and I hope they know just how valuable he is. Thank you Jay, and thank you Rite Window. I will be sending neighbor referrals your way, and you have my business for life.

I initially thought they were great--the guys were helpful. They built a walk-in shower in place of…read morea tub and put in a lovely shower fixture. Their plumber, who we hired and who was a nice guy, said the fixture might be too big for the new shower. They took the fixture down and put in an ugly fixture and left two holes in the wall. I was told they'd have the town sign off and then put in a nicer fixture. I was dealing with them while dealing with a family illness. I contacted them in December 2025. The project was completed in January, 2025. I made the mistake of signing off on the project when I was told the final step would happen in a few weeks. It's now August 2026. In spite of some phone calls and emails from me, and assurances they'd come back and take care of it--it still remains undone. I have been paying regularly. I DO NOT recommend them. Learn from my mistake and don't sign off and start paying until they totally finish it. I'm still hoping they will come back and take care of this. Rite window has changed it's name--it's now part of the Reunity Group. I DO NOT RECOMMEND THEM.

Contractor here, I've worked with Ken for 15+ years, he does amazing work! He designs all my…read morekitchens and bathrooms and supplies, the cabinets,. I can't recommend him enough, he's awesome and has a great eye for design and innovative idea ideas! He's also easy to work with. Gary Level, & Plumb Construction Inc.

Discovered Right Angle Kitchens while perusing the showroom at Clarke Appliances. Contacted and…read moremet with Katie soon after. Working with Katie was an absolute pleasure from start to finish. From the very first consultation, she took the time to understand my style, needs, and how I use my kitchen on a daily basis. Her design ideas were both creative and functional, transforming my space into something my husband and I could have only dreamed of, like his coffee bar! I'm not terribly creative, so Katie really helped me fill some of the gaps for decor. Communication throughout the entire process was clear, professional, and timely. Every detail--from cabinetry and lighting to layout and materials--was thoughtfully planned and beautifully executed. She struck the right balance between aesthetics and practicality, and I now have a kitchen that is not only stunning but incredibly efficient to cook and live in. The contractor team of Dave and Buzzy were also amazing, with constant communication and attention to detail, even while we were away for the better part of the remodel. We have received so many compliments from friends and family, and I can honestly say the kitchen has become the heart of our home. I would highly recommend Katie and Right Angle Kitchens to anyone looking to reimagine their kitchen--you're in great hands!

We got a quote from Home Depot to reface our cabinets for $16K. Instead we got a full cabinet…read moreremodel and a new countertop from Cabinets to Go for $8K. Which is pretty damn awesome! We just purchased our first home and we were in over our heads making choices left and right (new floors, new lighting, new appliances etc.) We had very little idea if we were doing the right things, and if we were doing them right. But Nate (who is the mgr at the Woburn store but was at the Braintree store), made it SO EASY. Using the measurements we had (which were far from exact) and some photos he whipped up a quick visualization of what our kitchen could look like. This included knocking out a pantry, adding new drawers and new cabinets. Then he used the visual to help us pick out cabinets, handles and other details. With the first design, we didn't have enough countertop space to work with their fabricator (they needed at least 25 sq ft.) but Nate walked us through how we could find stone remnants and contractors to get that work done. Ultimately, with his help, we decided on a second design that made better use of the space and qualified us for their stone contractor. He was courteous, patient and LIGHTNING FAST with bringing our vision to life. As new homeowners, we cannot recommend his service enough!

This is the worst cabinet dealer hands down. They delivered part of my order. They lost some of my…read morepieces. They found them a couple days later. They said they were delivering them right away. A couple days pass and I have to continue calling the store 3 times a day for a whole week. Finally they tell me two stops and they will drop my parts next. Nothing. Next day they tell me I'm the next stop. Nothing. Next day they tell me I'm the first stop. They finally dropped off my parts today. They dropped the wrong crown molding. This place is the worst. 00000stars. BUYER BEWARE!!!! TERRIBLE WOULD BE A COMPLIMENT.

Not a showroom for individual customers. Industry supply store. Even though The Delta website calls…read moreit a showroom...

As a sales person in the kitchen and bath industry I would like to shed light on the previous…read morecomment. Many manufacturers prefer to speak directly with the end user of their product so that they can get all of the details of the issue first hand. Many will not expedite a solution when requested by a vender because it is not their prefered protocol. I've dealt with customer service issues like this for years. Homeowners often feel they are being ignored or pushed off when actually they will get superior service by simply calling direct. Boston Basin is a great company and they were likely following the manufacturer's direction.

We have been renovating an old home over the last few years and the final project was a complete…read morekitchen redo. Eric Rikeman from Adams Kitchen came up with an excellent design, that changed the layout to one that is modern, efficient, and smart looking. The quality of the cabinets is outstanding and the installation was expertly done. We actually had Eric and his team come back recently and do some custom cabinetry in our dining room to match the kitchen. I very highly recommend Adams Kitchens and Eric Rikeman.

My husband and I did a total renovation of an old house, with plenty of "old charm". We worked with…read moreEric, and couldn't have been happier. From the initial planning process to the installation and follow up, Eric was extremely professional and delightful to work with. His customer service was an A++. Would definitely recommend.

I'm about a year late with this review, but since we're in the season of giving thanks I wanted to…read morewrite my review. I highly recommend this business. I was referred by a friend and am very pleased with the service. The staff is knowledgeable and helpful and the product lines are all high quality. Michael redesigned my entire kitchen and thought of every little detail. I couldn't have done it without him. He and Gail coordinated on design and function and helped talk through any questions and concerns I had. I'm very happy with the outcome and this team made the process so easy.

I had a great experience with ProSource. I ordered tile for my bathroom floor and kitchen…read morebacksplash. It took a little longer for my floor tile to come in due to COVID-related delays, but the backsplash arrived early. Brian was upfront with me about delays and having experienced delays with everything else I ordered for my remodel, I expected it. This was my first time remodeling on my own and Brian was very helpful and knowledgeable. ProSource has the best price I could find for the Thassos marble tile I ordered and I absolutely love it!

Best there is…read more Period. Yelp says to write more,...but there really isn't anything more, they are the best.

WORST CUSTOMER SERVICE. Placed $17K order for Cambria quartz countertops with…read moreGerrityStone/HomeDepot and it's been a nightmare. Day of order delivery, GerrityStone calls us to tell us that they broke our quartz countertop at their warehouse. We ask them how much longer it would take to get an unbroken countertop. General Manager Mark Capuano tells us we need to receive the two broken pieces with a seam because "contractually he can put a seam anywhere he wants." Mr. Capuano offers us a "$250 gift certificate for a nice dinner" on our $17K order. We say no. He asks us what we want? We ask for our original unbroken countertop order to be fulfilled. He tells us that'll cost an additional $3,000. He asks if we would receive the broken countertop with an additional seam. We don't want to take the broken countertop, but we'll take it if we're given $2K in compensation. He tells us this discussion is a waste of a time and hangs up on us. GerrityStone comes back and offers us $500 to receive the broken countertop. We refuse and are still waiting to hear from them. Addendum * In GerrityStone's document, it specifically states "Seam placement should be discussed during the in-home template appointment...Final seam placement is at the discretion of the professional, and seam location may be able to be moved or eliminated in particular circumstances...Additional seams may be required based on the ability to maneuver a piece into position at the installation site." We reviewed and approved the single seam placement for our L-shaped kitchen countertop. GerrityStone is not moving a seam, they're introducing another seam due to damage to the quartz countertop under their supervision at their warehouse. Doesn't GerrityStone have insurance for damage like this? GerrityStone's website says "we will only be satisfied when you are"....we are definitely not satisfied.