CHACE BUILDING SUPPLY of CT

We met with Kellie on December 1 and she anticipated a start date in late Jan. Would have been sooner except for the week or so shutdown at Wolfe cabinets for the holidays. Start day Jan 24. Of course we had snow/slush and at 6:25 am the power went out. Chris Pedersen arrives promptly - our road had not been plowed. Kellie arrives but had trouble with our unplowed road. Plumber arrives. Cabinets gone by the end of the day and upper subfloor removed (vinyl tiles need a flat surface). Jan 25 subfloor in by noon, cabinets had arrived by 11 am. I hired my neighbor Alex Hastillo (Hastillo Electric) for his attention to detail and knowledge of code requirements. Alex worked to pre-wire the kitchen for under cabinets lights and under sink outlet for dishwasher. Alex directed us to a lighting company in Norwich, CT - they were really helpful and we found the perfect lights for the kitchen. By the end of the work week - the cabinets were in as was the floor. Kellie on day one called the countertop folk to perform their laser survey of the kitchen - on Jan 31 with an install date of Feb. 9. Alas a blizzard caused a delay but the countertop was in the very next day thanks to Kellie. The project was completed on Feb 17 - 3 weeks and four days with no hiccups except for the weather. I think Kellie picked her best contractor Kris for the job. I would highly recommend Kris for a kitchen remodel - one of his favorite projects. Kris lives in Killingly. Problems - two cabinet doors with really minor damage being replaced. Warped door on pantry being replaced. One vinyl tile did not adhere properly - this was replaced. No problems since.