Last November we bought a house that was built in 1951 and still had the original kitchen and (two) bathrooms. After interviewing several contractors, we hired Greenworks to redo all three rooms, and expand the kitchen into what had been a separate dining room. Our contractor was Avi Ben-Shabat and I can't say enough good things about him and his crews. During the proposal/estimate process he told us up front that he wouldn't be the cheapest (though he was close), but told and showed us in easy-to-understand detail what would make his work stand out and be worth any extra expense. He showed us photos of bathrooms and kitchens that were in much worse shape than ours and what he did with them. He was also able to look over our dated rooms and make some very interesting suggestions as to how to improve their layouts and make them more efficient. Another contractor we interviewed (who I won't name here) tried to pressure us into making a decision right then and there, and also tried to dangle an Angie's List discount in front of us but also said he couldn't even apply for that unless we signed a contract with him first. We resented the pressure and guessed the Angie's List thing was a bait-and-switch, and sent him on his way. Avi didn't play those kinds of games. He stressed from the outset that we could take our time making a decision and start the job when we were ready. He also laid out all the costs we would be incurring and when each payment would be due. Even with having to estimate the cost of cabinets and countertops, he was pretty close to what those things ended up costing us. We had an active role in the design process but never felt like he was just going to do what we asked, whether it was a good idea or not, and that's exactly what we wanted in our contractor. He's the pro, not me, and part of his job is to tell me if an idea is bad. He and his crew were friendly and professional the entire time. They took great care to protect the other areas of our house from dust and debris, and cleaned meticulously at the end of each workday. In fact they left our garage cleaner than it was when we moved into the house! Special shout-outs to Gil, Anthony and Julio, all of whom were genuinely great to have around. We actually miss them. Avi has different crews for different jobs - one for demolition, another for tile installation, etc. The only real hiccup in our job was discovering that the pipes under the house were galvanized and although they weren't in urgent need of replacement, we did it because it made sense, with the floors and walls already exposed. We hired a separate plumber for that and he and Avi worked together to coordinate that piece of the work. All the guys did great work, only took days off when the weather prevented them from doing what was scheduled and once when someone had a family emergency. They even worked weekends on occasion to keep us on schedule. We fully trusted them in our home and we'd go out and leave them there to work. We even left town for a week and at the end of each day they'd text us to let us know we could turn our security system back on. Avi was always there with suggestions and thoughts on design, paint colors, etc. He also talked us OUT of things he thought would be more expense than they were worth. "If you do it this way, you'll save $500," etc. We really appreciated that. He never tried to upsell us unless it really made sense, and the biggest add-on (removing two existing windows in the kitchen and replacing them with a single central window), was at my suggestion, not his. He went with us to the home design store and helped us pick out showerheads and all that stuff. We bought the major appliances on our own but always with his input. Avi was on top of every detail. More than once we saw him directing his crew to fix something we wouldn't have even noticed. After the cabinets were installed I noticed that the sink wasn't quite centered under the window - it was off by 3/8". Avi got the cabinet guys to come back and shift the entire section of cabinets 3/8" to get it lined up, and looking at it now you can't tell where or how they did it (though I know). With any job this size there will be a few minor issues after it's done - in our case a couple of cabinet doors with defects and some wood trim that's settled and needs to be recaulked, but overall the job went extremely well - we're really shocked, frankly, that there were no major issues or times work had to be stopped to address some problem. Took a little longer than the initial estimate but that's how these things always are. This was our third reno and hopefully our last. Avi made clear to us that if anything comes up, even if it's two years from now - he'll be here to resolve it. Overall we could not be happier with the decision to use Greenworks for our project and we highly recommend them.