Don't use this company they make false promises and once they take your deposits you cant get a…read morehold of anyone. Stay away from Narges she is a lier and a sneak, they do not do honest business. She promised all these free items which was a lie. She makes promises just so you can sign with them, then disappears. They closed down there show room, the bank took them over and my bathroom is still not done but they took 40% of my money. BUYER BEWARE STAY AWAY

Kitchen and Bath recently did a renovation of my kitchen and two bathrooms, and I must say that I…read moream very happy with their work! Everyone that I dealt with was very professional and pleasant to work with. I would certainly recommend them to anyone wanting to upgrade their kitchen or bathroom.

I bought a toilet from Bath Depot over the phone. They told me I could return it if it didn't…read more workout but neglected to tell me that I only had a certain amount of days to decide. They did email the invoice which had it written on it but I did not look at my invoice because took the persons word for it. Nonetheless I went to return the toilet, the box wasn't even opened and I had to settle for an instore credit so I was forced to buy a vanity from them. They sold me a vanity with a marble top because they said the Quartz would be in back order until the New Year. They assured me that all their marble was pretreated and wouldn't scratch. I live 1hr from their nearest store. The shippment arrived a day late. When I picked it up, drove home and opened the box to install several days later there was a stone chip but returning it meant I had to wait another week to get a new one plus driving all the way to the store so I decided to keep it. Resting anything at all on the counter scratches it so it was never treated. The bathroom is newly renovated and unused yet my counter has several scratches all over it. I don't like dishonesty. The countertop is crap and now I am stuck with it because it's installed. I haven't even called the store yet because it to complain because if they wouldn't refund me for a toilet where the box wasn't even opened I doubt they will do anything for me with this. I will never recommend anyone use this company. I am tempted to do a news report on my experience since I work in the media.

We have all Moen taps, faucets, shower heads etc in our home that we bought from the builder almost…read more12 years ago. One of the kitchen faucets was leaking and we headed to Home Depot where they said why not go to Moen which just a few minutes of drive from that location for free parts. We didn't even think about that option and also had assumed that it would take days and weeks to call them, provide proof and then shipping the parts. We were wrong! Because it is close by for us, we went on a weekday and showed them the picture of the faucet and they gave us all the parts that we thought and plus extra which the staff recommended we change. That did not work and the staff replaced the entire kitchen faucet set for us! The staff is amazing and their stuff well built. No wonder they say "Built for Life". Although our faucet did not meet that criteria, but they provided parts and were amazing with us. Always buying Moen in future!

A week ago, a small diverter part in my shower spout broke and since it's Moen with lifetime…read morewarranty, I reached to the company to ask for help. They refused to send me only the part needed, even though I gave them the exact part number and sent me a whole new replacement spout, but this time made entirely out of plastic. I didn't want to replace my nice brushed nickel spout with plastic, so I had to go online, find the part from a plumbing supplier and pay for it myself. During our communication, I was also sent as a courtesy a discount coupon and since I've been thinking for a while to add a handheld shower to my existing set, I chose one that matches the rest of my shower and even though it was quite pricey just for the handheld extension /it was listed on their site as 380$ and even with the discount I paid 100$/, I bought it. Unfortunately, my excitement of the new purchase lasted only until I received my package today. The design is quite nice, but again the entire set is made out of plastic, even the articulated hose. 380$ for a plastic shower extension? Seriously? I'm sure they'll present the argument that non-metallic products do not rust and corrode and help prevent heat transfer. Unfortunately, they are also very short lived. You can't clean them with any household cleaners because their finish gets damaged, which mean that soon I won't be able to clean the mineral deposits left from the water, they scratch and wear off easily and the threading give up in a year or two. I have plastic plumbing parts and I know how bad the quality is and not because they are not made well, but because that's the nature of the material. The only benefit in this case is for Moen, who spend less to produce them, while getting the higher returns, because people still rely on their good reputation. It's a shame Moen. You did have a good name.

TIP: Right beside Tremendous...for those of you who live in the city!…read more This location is BEAUTIFUL and just opened in April! It has a Kohler Showroom and it is absolutely gorgeous. Chick-friendly, if places like Home Depot/Lowe's gives you a headache! They carry Kitchen/Bathroom faucets, vanities, sinks, shower glass, and tubs. One side is dedicated to Kohler while the other side is organised by brand. Brands that they carry include: Kohler, Riobel, Delta, Fleurco, Luxart, Brizzo, Hansgrohe, & Blanco. Discount for Contractors, as well as Homeowners! I purchased many items from the Huxley location and the discount was pretty significant. Great place to stop by if you're planning a Kitchen/Bathroom reno! Get inspiration and ideas here.

From the owner: Come be inspired by our 3200 sq/ft designer-styled showroom. Stepping out from the norm, we have…read morebuilt our spacious showroom to help you envision what your space could look like. With 14 different vignettes and suites designed and inspired by local designers, we are able to showcase a wide variety of products for every budget. Our friendly, no commission showroom team are experts in helping you select for all your needs. Not only are we well versed in the latest technology and trends, we also provide one-on-one appointments where you are the main focus. We love being part of building your dream space. Call to book your appointment today!

Not wanting to shit on this business model altogether, I'll stick with 3*s…read more Honestly not sure who would actually buy anything from here: Oakville housewives with lotsa disposable income? Even with that, it's not a particularly "pretty" store which would encourage anyone to spend wads of cash. To me, this is like Kitchen Stuff Plus/Bed Bath & Beyond, minus the small appliances. Kitchen utensils/gadgets were easily 2-3Xs the price of Winners/Homesense...for the exact same item. They sold $200 garbage cans which looked like ones that you'd get again, at a competitor, for $40. Yet, they didn't sell stuff that you'd expect to find like Simplehuman Mirror, given their price points. Overpriced and stuff that you could find easily elsewhere, especially in this day and age of the internet. The absolutely only reason(s) I can think of for anyone to shop here is convenience/don't know where else to go.

John and his team are fantastic . always a bonus to deal…read morewith the boss ! great people , fair prices , and exceptional work !!

From the owner: For over 60 years, Oakville Kitchen & Bath Centre has been designing kitchens and bathrooms for…read morediscerning homeowners. We are an independent design & renovation firm offering a full range of products and services to fulfill all of your renovation needs. Our mission is to provide our clients with creative and functional design, excellent value, individualized attention and exceptional service throughout the entire renovation process.

You can find some amazing deals on great home appliances brands like Black & Decker and Cuisinart!…read morePrices are very competitive!

Had some time to kill before a showing, so I stopped off at this tucked away Homesense in Clarkson…read moreVillage, re: home of the old White, sometimes rich, people! Size-wise, this Homesense was not as impressive as the ones that I've been to at Bathurst/Centre (Thornhill) or even Vaughan Mills. It's on the smaller size, HOWEVER, the benefit is that it's waaay quieter than those other locations. Actually, it's probably even quieter than any Winners that I've been to! The location definitely has a part to play in that "been transported back in time" feeling. There's no sense of urgency or rush, just relaxation. I had a question about what was included in a package of bedding - it wasn't stated on the label - and the sales associate, who was doing something else at the time, actually went to another associate to find out for me. Who does that nowadays? If I were in the area, I wouldn't hesitate to stop here 'cause I don't like shopping in crowded places.

The TJ Maxx line of stores have always fascinated me…read more The three brands - WInners, Homesense and Marshall's - have made their trade in being a glorified clearance store for many low and mid-range brands, and this location in Clarkson is no exception. I'd argue that it's the perfect fit for the Clarkson community, as it accurately sums the sleepy, docile nature of the community. I ended up coming here to kill a few hours and get in on some late Boxing Day shopping after the New Year, and was extremely surprised to find that half the store was on clearance. I don't think I'm exaggerating when I say that a good 40-50% of the goods on sale were either marked with tags or set up on "Clearance" endcaps, which was extremely amusing considering there was SO MUCH of it still on display. $2 packs of PUR gum, dirt-cheap Christmas and designer decorations, all sorts of weird food items for pennies on the dollar... makes the mind boggle with how much product is back there that they struggle to sell it all even with 80-90% discounts. One thing I'll definitely give the store credit for is that it's generally very quiet, the service is prompt, and you're generally bound to find something you want, whether it's a weird knick-knack or a book that interests you. In the end, we ended up buying a bunch of themed Christmas foods (including peppermint bark coffee liqueur and chocolate candy-cane shaped shortbread cookies), along with some odds and ends. I find I like visiting here every time in the area. Despite it's similar layout and product offerings as Winners (take out the men's/women's fashion and you have Homesense), the service and selection put it a cut above. Definitely a worthwhile anchor store in Clarkson Village Plaza.