I found these guys because I was lost and stopped into their storefront for directions. I kept their card and they were 1 of 3 bids for our kitchen remodel work. Kitchen Solvers did not have many entries in Angie's List. My other two bids did. Auer Kitchens was one of the other bids. I was very impressed by Auer, but their bid was about $10,000 higher than Kitchen Solvers. The third, Kraft Construction, was quite a bit lower, but they did not seem capable of doing the design services, and while very nice people, were not nearly as professional as the others. Kitchen Solvers did very well in all of the following areas: 1) design services, including interior decorating services; 2) general contracting; and finally 3) the actual contruction and installation. The work was done in 4 weeks, which was 3 weeks less than Auer said it would take. Most of the work was done by a wonderful man and craftsman named Steve. Steve was there every day. About half the time, he had a helper. Steve was extremely professional. He was always happy and patient to explain to me and my wife how the work was going and if we had any concerns. The results of his work are very good. I am very handy person and have done this type of work before. I am very picky and the work was done to my satisfaction. The quality of materials used on the job was excellent. The design process was a good experience, too. Laura was our designer and she also handled most of the business end of things. They have a small showroom where you can see most of the materials. While you can pick out almost anything you want, they start by offering you a standard set of cabinets, counter tops, tile, etc. that most people commonly pick. It's a great place to start because a lot of the selecting can be overwhelming. All in all, I think I got a very good value. I rate price a "B" on Angie's list when the price is about right for what you are getting. I reserve "A's" for contractors who are either not charging enough or they have a competitive advantage over their peers that gives them a radically different cost structure. For Kitchen Solvers, keep in mind you are paying for general contracting and design services. I found both to be excellent. When there was a problem (such as with the appliance supplier), it was their problem, not mine, and they worked it as such. They did not try to pass it off to me as my problem. When the work took a little longer than they had estimated, they ate the cost. All changes were done by a formal work change request process.