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"The team from Triton did a great job. Their bid was competitive vs. other suppliers and the product they installed is first rate. Also, the gentleman who installed the cabinets was very conscientious and did a great job. Overall I would highly recommend Triton cabinets.
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"So many of the kitchen remodel companies require you to use different companies for tear out, electrical work (under cabinet lighting, etc.), plumbing, sheetrocking, cabinet install, counter/backsplash install, etc. Having to coordinate all of these groups is time consuming and challenging. Regal Bath & Kitchens did it ALL for us. This kept us "on schedule" and they completed the job in the timeframe they said they would. So impressed with all the skills many of their workers have which allows for less downtime waiting for the sheetrockers, etc. to do their part. We highly recommend Regal. They were professional, timely (that's a big one!), efficient, knowledgeable, kept us informed, hard working folks who were a joy to work with. They do first-class work for a fair price. Definitely check them out. You will be happy you did."

"A mixed bag. The work they did was good. The painters were on time, clean, and professional. They left the house in good order, and taped off well, I only found one small overspray on the kitchen tile that was easily scrubbed away. Unfortunately, we left very frustrated by the final product and will likely be looking to have the job redone. I attribute that more to the following communication though than the workers' performance. We received 2 quotes, one for lacquer and one for paint. My wife said she liked the lacquer, but has hesitations about the vapors and cost at the initial consultation. No decision was made, and we held off for several weeks making the decision who to hire until we spoke to several painters. When we said we wanted to move forward with the paint job, they showed up and lacquered the cabinets. I can understand the confusion, weeks ago my wife said she liked it, but no decision was made at that time which to use. When I messaged them I was ready to move forward with "painting", I intended paint, not lacquer. Instead of reaching out to ask or confirm which product if they were unsure, they lacquered my kitchen and bathroom cabinets. A higher cost and product I didn't want. The cost also happens to fall $50 short of qualifying for the $2500, 10% off coupon of course. They did honor the discount though when we brought this up. On a side note, we did tell them we wanted the cabinets to match our current doors and baseboards, and gave them the paint code we had for those. The color turned out much whiter than the rest of the house. They said it was probably due to fading on the doors over time. That makes sense, but I wish they would have mentioned that prior to painting, as now the colors are off. Our doors are a warm, cream white and the cabinets are a cool, bright white. Being picky here: we do have cabinets that have that oak wood grain in them. They were able to get out most of that grain, but the results are a bit inconsistent from door to door. Some are completely smooth, while others have traces of grain around them. I really didn't need the grain eliminated and didn't know they were going to try but think it looks good on the ones they got it out completely. It is a bit odd looking that it looks mostly gone. We're likely going to be looking to have this redone now so the correct product is used and color is correct."

"After months of meeting with many cabinet makers and kitchen designers I hired Stone Creek to remodel my kitchen. I provided the new kitchen design layout and then worked with the sales person and ultimately their cabinet engineer to complete the cabinet design. They have an in-house general contractor - Charlie - who is absolutely fabulous. Honest as the day is long. Totally trust him.
The new design required a total gutting of two rooms - the old kitchen and dining room. The wall between the two rooms was completely removed and when they did this they discovered that it was a load bearing wall and the main water line coming into the house was located in that wall. To Charlie's credit he ate the cost to put a beam in to deal with the load and to dig a channel into the brick to run the water line up to the ceiling since he did not catch either of these in his original estimate. 
Work started when they said it would and with the exception of a delay due to an issue with the dry wall sub contractor everything was completed within a reasonable time frame. They cleaned daily. They blocked off the renovation area from the rest of the house to reduce the dust. Charlie and his crew were great. I would highly recommend them. 
The cabinets are also beautiful. I hired Stone Creek because I wanted a lot of specialty cabinets. The cost of the actual cabinets were significantly less than what a 'standard' cabinet company quoted me and I got exactly what I wanted. Really spectacular. 
Also, periodically throughout this I worked with their interior decorator - Michele - who was so amazingly helpful. She gave me names of people/companies to work with to find the back-splash tile and the shutters. She was always very, very quick to get back to me. 
Their Overall "B" rating and "C" ratings for Responsiveness and Professionalism are due to the company's very, very ineffective and inefficient work process. The sales person - Rick - was very responsive UNTIL I signed the contract, then trying to get him to provide an updated price or work with the project manager to get it to me was like pulling teeth. This happened over and over throughout the entire renovation. Extremely frustrating and so unnecessary. Once the project starts the Project Manager should have the ability to produce/provide the new price based on change requests without having to go back to the sales person. This did begin to happen towards the end of the project but only after weeks of frustration and complaints. 
Another point of lack of professionalism was around the counter top. I had looked for months at various types and once I selected a counter top by Cambria, I was told by the project manager - Mike - that  "that counter top is very difficult to work with" which I interpreted as the actual counter top was hard to fabricate - which I replied then "why do you even have it in your showroom as one of your selections" . . . after a back and forth ridiculous text message conversation which clearly showed that I knew more about counter tops then the project manager did, I walked away. Then I had to scramble to find another company to get the counter top I wanted without causing a major delay in the project.  I was able to find a great fabricator.  FYI - Cambria counter tops are not difficult to fabricate. Cambria is just very particular to whom they sell their products. So, perhaps that is what he meant when he was referring to it being difficult, that Cambria wouldn't sell to them. But if you don't like a product - for whatever reason - then don't offer it in your showroom as an option. 
Overall, I would hire Stone Creek again for the cabinets (which are absolutely beautiful) and in a heart beat I would work with Charlie and his crew again for another remodel. But I would request a different sales person and project manager."

"WOW, WOW, and WOW!!! Dana and his crew did a fantastic job! They arrived on time and did what they said they would. The crown molding was really the "crowning touch" for our home. We had no idea how plaln everything looked until it was completed. (I will be adding photos)...EVery room looks gorgeous. The real "Crowning touch" is the way all the corners look, They stand out and really add a decorative touch to the rooms. They moved furniture and did not make any demands on us to be furniture movers etc. Then after, they cleaned up and put everything back the way it was. (I can't get house painters to do that) You really will not be disappointed if you call them."

"Excellent work. We purchased natural cherry cabinets in shaker style, with the panels made of solid wood rather than veneer. That is more difficult work, as each panel has to be constructed from several planks. Moreover, the clear finish would leave any flaws more visible. Simply put, the doors are beautiful--flawless in both construction and finish. They are similar in quality to custom cherry furniture we own."

"Very well. An old-style tub was removed, and in its place CKBR designed an installed a modern spa-like shower. We also replaced the carpeted bathroom with tile, put in new cabinets and lighting, and added a marble countertop."

"Rolando and each of his employees or sub contractors were amazing to work with.  We shopped around prior to finding Specialized and weren't feeling the vibe from anyone we were talking to.  Found Specialized on Angie's List and are glad we did.  Helped us through a massive remodel and were pleasant in every communication (I can be a bit overbearing at times).  We were having a party Labor Day Sunday and Rolando was able to get the granite installed Labor Day Saturday.  I would gladly (and have already) recommend Specialized for any of the services they provided us.
Thank you for the new house.
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