The was amazing working with Jason and his crew at building buddies. Before the Reno started, I had…read moreno idea how to transform the space but Jason had great ideas and was great collaborating with him on them. They worked on removing old drop ceiling and out dated wall paneling with brand new plasterboard throughout the house. They were efficient with great attention to detail! I would work with Jason and the crew over and over again and am looking forward to doing so on different projects in the future. The value and results are well worth it! Mike

Our basement was a hodgepodge of three different floorings, one drop and one conventional ceiling,…read moreand two walls in the laundry area covered in plastic by a waterproofing company. Jason and his team renovated the whole basement by installing drywall, replacing the drop ceiling with a conventional ceiling and new lighting, and covering the entire floor with functional but attractive laminate. They went above and beyond to make sure we were involved in the design and satisfied with the results. In addition, they replaced our kitchen floor, which had some water damage, with beautiful ceramic tile to complement the existing quartz counters. This is the second major project Jason has done for us. He previously remodeled a bathroom for us, replacing all the fixtures and flooring, as well as installing a pocket door. We are very happy with all the work that was done and would highly recommend Building Buddies.

Great service, price and selection. Respected in the community, well worth the call if you're…read morelooking for a quality remodel!

I just had a phone call with them to schedule an appointment for a kitchen remodel estimate. The…read morescheduler insisted on getting my spouse's name **just to make the appointment** even after I respectfully declined to offer it, as this is my project, which I am paying for and managing. This is NOT 1960, Patete. I felt like I did when I went to buy a car and the salesperson spoke to my husband like I wasn't even there, even though I was the one paying for my own car. I'll pass.

I'm very happy with my cabinets and countertops. The installers were very fast and accurate.read more

My wife and I decided on Y & Q Home Plus when we decided to redo our kitchen cabinets and counter…read moretops. The staff where helpful and friendly. The installers where fast and neat and did a really great job. If you are in the need of a new kitchen, I highly recommend Y & Q for all your cabinet and countertop needs. We got white cabinets and a whitish quartz countertop. Pricing was fair but not to expensive. They have a really good selection of quartz and granite. I will definitely be going back again in the future.

Absolutely terrible kitchen cabinets Almost 1 year. And no…read moreresolve. Cabinet came in warped. Wood split in all corners Can see the glue on all cabinets. Replaced cabinets doors over 48 times Each one comes in worse. Some have the satin finish. Some don't. Wasn't even whit I ordered. All they say it's a quality control issue ( from factory). Tried everything. The rep came out and put putty and painted them in drive way. Also told me there is nothing he can do. It's a quality control issue. Looking on for legal advice. Since the rep said he can't do anything. Don't buy. They lie and will not stand behind any prod

Purchased our new flooring from Pro Source and had Frank Whittler Flooring Specialists do the…read moreinstall. They were awesome, efficient, professional and competitively price. Highly recommend Prosource and Frank Whittlers folks. Thanks for a job well done.

We reached out to Kitchen's by Dial. Tony came to our house and we made excuses for his grumpiness…read more He was unwilling to listen to what we were looking for in a kitchen. Anytime I said what I wanted, he told me no and that I was wrong. I said I'd like more space between the microwave and the stovetop, he told me nobody had a pot that big. I explained that we'd be getting a bigger fridge so would need to account for that, he told me no. At one point he went into my upper cabinet that I said I struggled to get things out of and started ripping items out of it (to show me it wasn't a problem) and dropping them in the process. He grabbed my food processor by the handle, so it separated from the base and fell to the ground in pieces. He got animated and ended up dropping his tape measure, dinging our floors. He talked poorly of competitors, which we excused as pride in his work. He also was unwilling to do a lot of the work and was unwilling to accommodate us bringing in other contractors. He doesn't do electrical, he doesn't do plumbing. He doesn't do drywall, he doesn't do floors. We were going to have to lower a wall, we were going to have to remove the shelves from our pantry ourselves. We thought maybe it was just his age. He came back for his measurement and was almost an hour late. I personally didn't want to deal with him so my fiance handled the visit. He continued to argue with every request we had. We thought maybe it was just a bad day. We were scheduled to go to the showroom, I called the day prior to find out if we'd get drawings or even a ballpark pricing prior to our visit. He actually started yelling at me that he refuses to do that. I apologized and said I didn't mean to offend him and wasn't asking him to, just wasn't sure what to expect ahead of time. He explained that he wasn't offended, I just didn't know what I was talking about. I asked for more information about the specific cabinets. I wanted to know if they are 1/2 or 3/4 inch thick boxes. He screamed at me and demanded to know who told me that. I explained that I had other estimates and just wanted to make sure I was fairly comparing them. He went on a tangent about how his company is better than everyone else's kind of thing. I am genuinely speechless the way I was spoken to. The kitchens he builds seem to be a really great product, but it is clear that he will only build the kitchen as he wants it, not as the homeowner does. His pricing was super reasonable too, but it definitely comes at a cost. It does seem like the installers are great, professional and thorough, but Tony is part of every step in the process and I honestly wouldn't have been comfortable having him in my home. I'm shocked that he is still in business with his temper and the way he speaks to customers. If you can tolerate his scolding and don't have any questions or requests, the end kitchen might be worth it. It wasn't to me. I would absolutely encourage anybody who is interested in doing business with him to not meet with him alone.

We were looking to remodel our kitchen and reached out to Kitchens by Dial based on a…read morerecommendation. They had their kitchen done a few years ago and mentioned that the work was well done and the pricing was competitive. Unfortunately, our experience was far from positive. Tony, the owner, came out to discuss our project, but much of the conversation was spent on unrelated topics, including criticism of competitors and why his cabinets were superior. He had a strong, one-way approach to design, mostly telling us what we should want rather than listening to what we actually wanted. He returned a few days later to take measurements, but again, much of the time was spent on personal stories and unrelated discussions - including how he used to be a martial arts trainer for the military. Instead of emphasizing discipline or technique, he made a point to talk about how his training was focused on teaching people how to kill. The way he spoke about it felt strange and almost as if he was trying to assert dominance over me. He also pushed back on all of our preferences, such as wanting a larger sink and different cabinet heights (even though ours are lower than standard). I initially brushed it off as him being an older, opinionated business owner. When I arrived at his showroom a week later, Tony was the only one there. I mentioned that my fiancée wouldn't be attending, and he immediately responded with something along the lines of "Good, the guys make the decisions." He wasn't joking - he said it with complete seriousness as if women shouldn't have any input at all. That set the tone for the meeting. He was extremely intense about his work, repeatedly loudly slamming his hands on the cabinets - not just to make a point, but in a way that felt like he was trying to scare or intimidate me into believing his cabinets were the best. Throughout the discussion, it was difficult to get a word in, and every question I asked seemed to frustrate him. Almost two hours into our discussion, we got to the topic of the sink size. I asked what size sink would fit under the cabinetry he was designing. Rather than providing insight based on his experience, he abruptly dismissed the question and refused to give a direct answer, instead telling me it was up to the granite installers. When I tried to clarify because this was important, his demeanor escalated, he became visibly agitated, and at one point, he called me f***ing stupid before aggressively ending the meeting. As I gathered my things, he angrily snatched up his drawings from in front of me and started slamming granite samples together while continuing to berate me. I remained calm and told him that while I respected that he was older than me, that didn't give him the right to speak to me that way. The moment I said that, his anger escalated further--his face turned red with rage, and he suddenly came at me as if he was about to attack. I quickly backed away and headed for the door because I had no interest in dealing with someone acting so unhinged. I immediately walked outside to remove myself from the situation, but he wasn't done. He followed me out, still shouting/swearing, and as I was heading to my truck, he aggressively moved toward me, getting within inches of my face while continuing to spew aggressive and vulgar remarks. At that point, it was clear he had completely lost control, and I wasn't going to waste any more energy engaging with his outburst. He finally turned back inside when I was almost at my truck, still yelling as he went. Needless to say, we will not be using this company. Based on my experience, I would strongly caution others before allowing this man into their home. His aggressive and erratic behavior was alarming, and I would personally be concerned about having someone like that in my house, especially around my family. Quality of work aside, the experience of dealing with him simply isn't worth it. If you're looking for someone who listens, values customer input, and communicates professionally, you may want to explore other options.

Regis and his team at Master Remodelers did two extensive projects for us. When I first contacted…read morethem, I was unprepared for their requirement of payment for a project proposal. Their comprehensive in-house design and build approach was unlike that of other contractors, and their cooperative communication was instrumental in developing and meeting our expectations. They made understanding us and our house equal priorities. They educated us about the condition of the house, brought in an engineer, and designed projects around improving and reinforcing the house. They found and corrected issues created by the house's original builder. They work well coordinating their work with other contractors. With one exception, there were no call-backs. A minor installation error discovered years later was cheerfully and promptly fixed as a warranty item, a reflection on their commitment to their clients. When it came time to sell the house, the quality of their work was a strong draw for the buyers. It drew a crowd. They exemplify how a great team can accomplish great results!

I just wanted to update my review to reflect the fact that I have been harassed by this company…read moreconstantly over the past two months for writing this review. They originally reached out to me asking to take it down. When I refused to do so because I believe that my review reflects my family's experience, the messages kept on coming. At first, she said I shouldn't leave a bad review because I have never dealt with a death in my family (not true & not sure how that is relevant). Then she accused me of writing my review to punish the company and for no other reason. My response was: "Let's be VERY clear here. I'm not "punishing your company". I'm leaving a review of our experience on a site that is meant to leave reviews of people's experiences with different companies. If all owners tried to bully patrons into only leaving good reviews on Yelp... well there would no longer be a Yelp. I'm leaving honest feedback on how it felt to deal with your company. I'm sorry that you don't agree with our assessment, but it's truly how it felt. I'm very glad that we parted ways when we did so that we could work with someone that was much more pleasant to deal with." And she responded back with: "And you reaffirmed ours that "you're not our customer." Because our customers have class." I just wanted everyone to know how this company operates behind the scenes...

A great shop in the Strip District with every kind of kitchen gadget you could imagine - and you…read morehave the opportunity of trying so many of them out as you shop. I ended up picking up quite a few things I never knew I needed, so be warned that you'll likely find some things too cool to pass up - but it's definitely worth stopping in for a fun shopping experience!

Super cool place!…read more In the kitchen has a great selection cookware, dishes, and kitchen gadgets. These range from $5 ovenmitts shaped like sharks to $500 knives. If you're a hobby cook, this is paradise! The staff were all super nice and helpful. They answered any questions and let us try the expensive knives. If you check in you get a free tote! A good place to window shop, buy a hostess gift, or buy yourself a kitchen goodie!