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"We hired The Contractors Inc. to reface our kitchen cabinets. The quote beat all the competitors and the work was completed on time. The workmanship of the final product surpassed our expectations. Nicholas was our contractor and his attention to detail is outstanding. The final product was beautiful. We highly recommend The Contractors Inc."

"Simon from Kitchen Saver did an outstanding job on my outdated kitchen! I needed some cabinets replaced and some new added along with a full refacing and new countertop. I highly recommend them for your remodel!"

"Erick came to the house to fix a Japanese "tansu" which is like a chest of drawers made out of wood....it had sentimental value for us.  A dog had chewed the corner and there were other gouges and nicks all.  He fixed everything and it looks great. You can't tell at all.  Also, he repaired some worn spots on our kitchen cabinets and also filled a dent in our coffee table. All this for just over $300 - I thought it was a good deal.  I highly recommend Erick and Furniture Medic for wood furniture repairs.  
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"They were very professional. They came in matched my color to the cabinets perfectly. If you want a big project that involves your kitchen cabinets refacing I highly recommend The Home Depot. I never went to the store everything was done in my house. Great Job."

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"I was interested in getting new kitchen cabinets, but I did not want to make any changes in the current layout.  I found out that refacing was the best option for what I wanted based on need and cost.  They were very efficient and professional.  I was very pleased with my new cabinets.  The only downside to the new cabinets are the brackets that hold the drawers are not equip to hold much weight.  So, the company has to come out to reinforce the drawers after installation."

"Nick and Mario were recommended by our builder (My Builder, Inc.) to supply and install the granite in our new finished basement.  They were FABULOUS!  They helped us look at samples, talked budget, explained benefits/pitfalls of what we were requesting and were even helpful in finding attractive and reasonably priced corbels (the things that support big heavy bars).  If we ever get around to replacing the counters in the kitchen, Nick and his team are going to be the first ones we call."

"I selected KRB Kitchen & Bath to renovate three bathrooms in my townhouse. Two bathrooms (including the Master Bath) were completely gutted, and the third bathroom was a 3/4 renovation. The designer Burak was excellent with helping me decide how each bathroom would be remodeled. I met with him in KBR's Fairfax showroom and we walked through the design and picked all the finishes and other materials. I had a pretty clear sense of what I wanted and Burak easily guided me in making the right decisions. The job was set to begin right when Virginia was facing closures and restrictions due to the COVID-19 outbreak. The KBR crew worked throughout this period ensuring that appropriate safety measures were taken. The project was lead by Omer, who kept me up to date on the status of the project as I had moved out of the house while the work was being done. Omer did a great job of managing all aspects of the project. I was able to move back into the house in three weeks and the project was completely finished after four weeks. This was several weeks ahead of the original contract plan. I highly recommend KBR."

"First late me state up front that everyone at Granite Works Countertops was friendly and pleasant to work with.  This includes both the folks in the office and the workers in the field. 
In 2007-2008 I had my kitchen expanded and remodeled by Allan Homes Unlimited.   In on December 15, 2013 the kitchen sink collapsed. (I should write up Allan Homes Unlimited regarding this issue)
I called my favorite plumbers first thing on Monday. They indicated that they would need countertop experts to remount the sink first.  So I used Angie's list and found Granite Works Countertops.
I called their office to describe the issue and schedule a time for the repair.  Unfortunately due to the holiday rush of people wanting their countertop work done prior to Christmas the earliest date they could come was December 23rd.  Due to the holidays my work time was also constrained so they offered to call me at work when leaving their prior work site so I could leave and meet them at my home.  This was a wonderful accommodation as I was able to fulfill my work requirements AND get my sink fixed.
The only negative issue was that this was a two person job and they only sent one person.  He was great, but he could have used another set of arms.   I helped as best I could but my back is not in the best of shape.
This next section includes some issues but I do not see them as against Granite Works Countertops as there was no other way to perform the work.
Due to the sink configuration they were unable to use the preferred technique of bolting the sink to the countertop. Instead he constructed side braces to the cabinetry and held the sink up with a spare piece of wood while the glue dried.  Sadly this results in screw's coming through the sides on the inside of the cabinetry, but there was no other option.  I was advised that the wood holding up the sink while the glue cured, could be removed, but would be better if left in place.
Also, should the sink fail again, I should have plumbers come to remove all the plumbing work so that their is room to install the sink with a better mechanism (undercounter bolts).
The work is complete (and the plumber has since repaired the drain damage) and I am mostly satisfied with the results.  Ideally the job would have been done differently, but that was not an option at the time.
I would be happy to use Granite Works Countertops again..
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