We hired Phil to build cabinets for our guest bathroom, hall closest and laundry room. The results…read moreare simply stunning and we look forward to more work in the future. The entire process ran like a Swiss watch, Phil has meticulous attention to detail and true pride in the work. We felt the cost was reasonable for the quality of the product, much higher than anything else else we could find. Highly recommended.

I cannot say enough about our experience with Phil and his crew at Kintz cabinets! I have known his…read morework was exceptional for years but finally we did it! He is a perfectionist with craftmanship that you don't often find these days. And he is always on top of everything. The actual kitchen and bathroom cabinets are beyond our expectation. I can't stop looking at them. And service is so friendly. We never felt rushed or went without our questions answered, even when we sometimes asked the same questions over and over, lol! Thank you Phil, Salvadore and the rest of the crew who truly put in the work ethic to create something special! -Bill and Kathy

This is our 4th project with Steve. We were sold on him with our first project. It was a 15'…read moreentertainment center that turned out better than we had ever hoped for. We were so pleased with the entertainment center that we had him build a 9' buffet with 4 floating shelves. Again, we couldn't be happier. The third project was on a smaller scale. It was a shiplap wall with a 10' shelf. Although a smaller project he tackled it in the same way he does every job - with precision to detail on every aspect. Our last project was a 10' wall with lower cabinets as well as 2' upper cabinets on the left and right leaving area in the middle to accommodate a large tv. Steve is a true craftsman that is proficient in his skills and gives 100% to each job. We highly recommend Steve.

This was our SECOND project with Steve and we are even happier this time, if that's possible! This…read moreproject - different house - was an even more challenging bookcase than the first one, and Steve did an exemplary job. With this guy, his attention to detail and quality of workmanship are top notch. He had to figure out how to how to make the six tall shelf sections (12-1/2' high sloping down to 8') follow an unevenly sloping ceiling while dealing with a wall surface (13-1/2' long) that was not necessarily flat or square. But he did it, and from the pictures you can see that he did it with beauty and style! If you have an easy or difficult job, Steve will make sure it's done well and done right. We would never call anyone else.

Absolutely love Dino! He is such a skilled carpenter and does such beautiful work! Honestly, I…read morehad no idea how I was going to frame and hang this beautiful stained glass window, but Dino did. He cut the circular frame, then created a recessed circle in it for the window to sit, totally supported. Then he told me what to use to seal the cut edges, to keep the wood protected. I'm so delighted. Thank you for helping me bring this family heirloom back into use, Dino! I'm so grateful for your skill and problem-solving!

I just love Dino. He did such beautiful work with our front yard barnwood project. I didn't…read morerealize how challenging it was going to be to use barnwood in this project -- I just had an idea. But Dino made it work. He planed these crazy, irregular pieces perfectly and was even able to miter the corners of really rough wood. It came out so beautifully. Even more gorgeous than the photos. I especially appreciate how he pays such meticulous attention to detail. Hire Dino. You won't regret it!

I love this place. It may be a little more pricey than Home Depot, however, it is so well organized…read morewith such helpful staff, that it is well worth it!

Terrible management and product quality…read more I paid top dollar for a new front door from Ganahl, only to receive one with obvious defects: flaws in the wood -- including what appears to be a deep saw-cut burn and an oil stain -- putty oozing from the surface, and other workmanship issues that should never have passed quality control. When I reported the defects, Ganahl was dismissive and argumentative. I was essentially told that "wood is wood" and that the condition of the door was normal. That position quickly fell apart when the matter was escalated to the manufacturer, T.M. Cobb, which acknowledged -- from only a few photographs -- that the door did, in fact, have defects requiring attention. Despite that admission, we were told that it would take at least a week for someone merely to inspect the door, with no indication of how much longer an actual repair or replacement might take. Ganahl knew that professional installers were scheduled for the day the door arrived and that the installation was necessary to keep exterior stucco preparation, inspections, and the rest of the construction schedule moving. I proposed a remote video (Facetime) meeting so the parties could review the defects promptly and discuss possible solutions before the project was further delayed. Ganahl and/or T.M. Cobb unilaterally decided that such a meeting would be fruitless and instead dictated that I would have to wait for an in-person visit. T.M. Cobb also refused to discuss the matter with me directly, while Ganahl refused to put me in contact with the person T.M. Cobb planned to send to inspect the door. Their proposed course of action was therefore no solution at all -- send the installers home, stop related work, delay inspections, absorb the resulting costs, and wait at least a week without even being permitted to speak directly with the manufacturer or its inspector about possible options. We were therefore left with two unacceptable choices -- refuse to install the door and bring the project to a halt, or install it to keep construction moving and potentially have to rip it out later. To make matters worse, we were told that installing the door could be treated as acceptance "as-is," supposedly relieving Ganahl and T.M. Cobb of responsibility for correcting the defects. In sum, Ganahl delivered a defective premium-priced product, offered no timely or practical remedy, blocked efforts to discuss solutions promptly, and attempted to shift the consequences of its quality-control failure entirely onto the customer. The defective door was unacceptable. Ganahl's dismissive attitude, lack of urgency, refusal to take ownership, and unwillingness to facilitate direct communication made the experience significantly worse. Based on my experience, I would strongly caution anyone considering ordering a door through Ganahl or purchasing a T.M. Cobb product.

We got lucky. As part of a whole house remodel, we elected to have Haynes Cabinetry change out our…read morekitchen and bathroom cabinetry. We spent a huge amount of time and effort, researching different cabinetry companies in order to find the right match for us. It became clear as we researched that there is a big dividing line within the cabinetry industry. Most typically there are guys who have table saws, and tape measures and they proceed to chop up wood and nail it together. However, a more recent development in the cabinetry business is what we were looking for. The most advanced companies come out, take measurements of the room and then design the cabinetry on a three dimensional computer system. This provides a way of essentially seeing what you're going to create before you even make one bit of sawdust. Once an optimized design is finalized, the wood parts are cut up and drilled by computer controlled machines, that very precisely control the dimensions of the wood parts to within only a few thousands of an inch. At that point the wood panels are simply put together with very little effort and essentially no corrective measures being needed. The result is a cabinet assembly that comes out essentially perfect. All drawers are precisely in line, everything fits pretty much perfectly. And this is how Haynes cabinetry operates. Along with Haynes, using the most advanced methods of creating cabinetry, throughout our project, they continually displayed a most proactive approach to dealing with us. At no point during the project, did we ever have to ask to have something done a second time. Everything we asked was taken care of, and taken care of with a smile. It was as if we were having friends that we've known for years come over and perform this work, they were amazing! Looking back at our home remodel, it is clear that Haynes cabinetry led the pack with regards to comparing them with the other contractors that we had involved in our project. We cannot recommend Haynes too much.

Haynes did an amazing job with my custom bathroom vanity. The design process was simple and the…read morecraftsmanship superb. Highly recommend.