About us
With over 50 years of experience Boyar’s Kitchen Cabinets is your Cabinet Refacing and New Custom Cabinets expert, providing new custom cabinet door fronts, drawer fronts surface materials and applicable accessories. All of these materials when installed will beautifully update your cabinets, without the need of completely replacing them. We do not offer refinishing/repainting services. Boyar’s Kitchen Cabinets is committed to quality from the beginning to the end of your Refacing project. Contact us to today to schedule a free estimate with one of our kitchen cabinet designers.
Business highlights
Services we offer
Complete Kitchen & Bathrooms Design. Closets, Kitchen Cabinet Refacing (replacing door fronts and drawer fronts), Wood & Laminate Cabinets & Accessories. New Kitchen & Bathroom Cabinets, Wood & Melamine
Amenities
Free Estimates
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Accepted Payment Methods
- CreditCard
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"Thanks so much for sharing your experience! Melissa Perez Vice President 858-549-2000 10/06/2016"
We contracted to have our kitchen refaced with three new cabinets, to reface two bathrooms, to reface a small entertainment center, and to build a small custom office. Our representative was Melissa and she was AMAZING. We learned during our first meeting with her that in addition to being very talented in kitchen design, she is also a licensed general contractor. She was able to advise us on the removal of a wall that we were VERY happy to see go, as well as to provide a qualified, licensed contractor to remove it for us. Melissa made amazing suggestions with regard to color, style, and accessories and very obviously knew what she was doing. We truly do not believe we would be anywhere near as happy as we are if it were not for her help. Additionally, even though the employees in the office were helpful in getting the project done, Melissa was available to answer our questions throughout the course of the project... a far cry from the guy who sold us flooring last year and then we never heard from him again!
Tony was our installer and his attention to detail was very impressive. He clearly cared very much that the final project turned out to be a masterpiece. He even made the suggestion that we add a piece of molding to one part of our kitchen to finish off an awkward area. He was obviously not just there to get it done and get paid.
It has been more than a year since we did our kitchen project and it still looks amazing. The finish is durable (we use our kitchen A LOT so we would know!) and the workmanship is just great. NO ONE has any idea that our cabinets have been refaced... the work is that convincing.
We will be calling Melissa back soon to complete another project in one of our rental properties and would not hesitate to recommend Boyar's to anyone considering a cabinet and countertop project.
I have a larger (but not huge) kitchen in a 1980 built house we moved into in 1987. Except for new appliances from time to time nothing had been changed since it was built ( if you're keeping track 25-26 years). A few years ago we had an independant designer who was widely recommended design a complete remodel of our kitchen. She was actually very good and I've since used her for smaller projects. However, when we got some bids on the remodel we were so shocked by the ticket prices (without appliances-very close to six figures) that we just decided we could not go forward. Plus, although we understood that a 3-5 month construction time was fairly standard it would have been very inconvenient---in addition to the personal inconvenience of always eating out or microwaved food, we had an older golden retriever who basically had indoor/outdoor access at all times which clearly would not be available during construction. So we got some stuff done one thing at a time and got rid of our worst annoyances and basically forgot about remodeling. For example, we got rid of the ugly dropped florescent light ceiling in the kitchen which was typical of the era the house was built and also got rid of the "popcorn" ceilings in the rest of the house which, although unrelated to kitchen, we've disliked for years.
STUFF ABOUT BOYAR'S
We were referred by friends after visiting them and admiring their seemingly new kitchen. They told us about Boyar's, what they had had done and how much it had cost. My friend is a constant and excellent cook with kids and grandkids and a husband she enjoys cooking for. So when she told me the cabinets were much more convenient than her old ones I took her seriously.
The process was smooth and professional. I researched Boyar's and other cabinet refaceers on Angies list and made an appointment with Boyar's and one other local company with very good reviews. I met with both designers in my home and the process went back and forth with both companies for awhile interrupted by the Christmas holidays. We visited both showrooms a couple of times. Both companies seemed very professional with a good product. And both prices were were very close. What it came down to was that Boyar's was more complete. The difference was they provided all the cabinet work and counter work , AND THE TILE and tile installation as well as standard tile designs to choose from. The other company did everything but the tile and it was just a lot easier for me to have everything done at the same time by the same company.
OK There were still lots of choices for the owner to make. One glitch was that the first quartz counter top I chose was not available and the second was also not available. Apparently there was some production problem with that quartz manufacturer and they had reluctantly informed their customers it would be some time before it was fixed. My husband and I went to showroom to pick out new quartz pattern from one of the other vendors Boyar's uses and after looking at almost every sample in the store, and afraid we would have to "settle" for something we didn't like as much, we found a perfect one which I liked even better than the two originally chosen. It was somewhat more expensive than the other quartz company but Boyar's charged me the original quote because of the glitch.
Construction started later than I had originally planned due to scheduling on both sides but once it was scheduled things happened quickly. As I recall before final scheduling they send a production person who measures everything very closely. Then the designer brings over a sample door in the design, color and wood of your choice for final approval. Next they order in-house construction of doors and drawers and order your counter top material which they will cut on site during construction. They also require that if you are purchasing a new sink that it be on site along with any new faucet so that it will fit exactly and holes are cut appropriately.
Boyar's said it would take about a week and a half, at most two weeks, and they were completely finished about a week and a half after they began. It took me much longer to clean everything out of the cabinets and kitchen than it did for Boyar's to start and complete construction.
They send out separate teams for demolition, for cabinet work, for countertop and sink work, and finally for the tile work. All their teams were polite, efficient, and they each cleaned up each day. The designer I worked with, Bill Villa, was creative, always returned phone calls, came over to our house several times, and met me at showroom by appointment. I have to say that he was also very patient with me. I dislike being faced with a huge number of similar items to choose from--hence the quartz angst. I know nothing about interior design and tend to be fairly conservative. Unfortunately, left to myself, walls will be white and carpets beige. I Iove other and bolder looks but I'm not confident about making such decisions. I told Bill that what I liked best could probably be described as some combination of craftsman design, Restoration Hardware and Pottery Barn. I ended up with a kitchen I love which looks new at an affordable price. My husband and I also really liked the Boyar's, in writing, lifetime guarantee as long as you live in the house.
- The designer/sales consultant, Julie, showed up on-time and was cheerful, professional, and knowledgable. She spent almost three hours with us during the first appointment, despite the fact that we told her we were still getting estimates and were not ready to make a decision. She really knew her stuff. In fact, had it not been for her we would have made some crucial errors with regard to design choices, simply because we didn't know what we didn't know. She helped us again at the granite slab yard and yet again with our flooring. She was an integral part in the creation of a project that isn't just "okay," but has a major WOW factor. Our neighbors and friends are amazed and a couple of them will be calling Julie for help with their own projects.
- Boyar's was not the cheapest company that quoted our project, but the prices were VERY competitive considering the high quality of materials. The least expensive bid we received was about 10% less and it was obviously nowhere near as high-quality of wood and finish. We feel like we got a great deal.
- We were told that it would be 7-8 weeks before our project would install. Boyar's was able to schedule us 6 weeks out. Under promise, over deliver... a concept that seems to have been lost on many companies these days. Further, we were told the project would take a full two weeks and they were finished two days early.
- The installers, Hector and Humberto, were absolutely amazing. With all of the work we have done in our house, these guys were the best we have had yet. They were courteous, tidy, arrived when they said they would, and did what they said they would do. We felt comfortable leaving them in our home even when we were gone for several hours.
- The office staff was extremely helpful. The scheduling department sent us a detailed email prior to the start of our installation, letting us know exactly what would happen and on what day. We had to call with questions a couple of times and they were answered immediately. Everyone in the office, from the receptionist to the office manager, was helpful and obviously cared about our needs.
Overall, we are extremely pleased with this project and would not hesitate to recommend Boyar's to ANY of our friends, neighbors, and relatives. We feel like we lucked out finding them. We also have a couple more cabinet projects that we are looking forward to completing with them. If you are looking for a company to do any sort of cabinet or countertop work in your home, just stop looking... this is your company.
there was a problem. The stove is a slide in and when they measured for the counter they did not allow for a piece of granite between the stove and the backsplash. Was a 2 1/2 inch gap. The granite wads installed on Fri but the stove was not replaced to allow for the tile backsplash. When that was completed the next week we noticed the problem and we notified Boyars immediately. The left over granite had be destroyed but we were told they would fix it when they had an opening. That never happened! I finally was able to reach the owner who promised to look into the issue. We were given a date to finish the job, a supporting board was installed but when the date for the granite installation came .....never heard from them. By this time we had spoken with the installed and knew he did not have the granite but Boyars never called back. Again, got a promise from the owner he'd find a piece and fix it. That never happened. 3 months later, we found a piece that was close and had to pay $50 for it. They did install the piece and wanted us to pay an additional $300. We said no. it was their mistake in the first place and they should reimburse us for the additional cost. Again, that never happened
Also, our daughter had Boyars do her kitchen...they did nice work, it went smoothly for her. She was told if she referred anyone she'd get a $200 finders fee....that never happened!
So as long as no unexpected problems pop up....they do good work.
"Thank you for your review. It appears your project was performed during a brief change in management. I apologize for the issues you experienced! I know a few years have passed, but I still wanted to reach out. (Until recently this site had not been updated by our company.) I am seeing a few clients that have similar experiences in this time frame (hence the change being brief). I just wanted to make sure you were ultimately taken care of. In addition, I would still like to honor the finder's fee. Please do not hesitate to contact me to resolve. I hope we will have the opportunity to make things right. Thanks so much. Melissa Perez Vice President 858-549-2000"
"Thank you for your review. First I know this response is 7 years later, but only until today has this site been updated by our company. Obviously, extensive time has passed but I still wanted to reach out. Under no circumstances does this sound consistent with our installation teams. If you are still in need of adjustments, I would happily like to do so, as your product is warranted for life. If there is any way we can make it right, please do not hesitate to contact me directly. Thank you. Melissa Perez Vice President 858-549-2000"
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