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Mckeen and sons

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Mckeen and sons

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Specialize in high end finish work such as, custom kitchens. Case work/finish moldings. Held to very high standards in a small family business. Tom has been in the field for almost 30 years while Alex has been for about 7. Currently running and installing in high end commercial construction looking to get back into residential. Covid-19 rules issued by cdc are followed.

Specialize in high end finish work such as, custom kitchens. Case work/finish moldings. Held to very high standards in a small family business. Tom has been in the field for almost 30 years while Alex has been for about 7. Currently running and installing in high end commercial construction looking to get back into residential. Covid-19 rules issued by cdc are followed.


Hilton Home Improvement

PO Box 1980
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Hilton Home Improvement

PO Box 1980
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Free onsite estimate

Call or email to discuss how we can help you with your renovations, remodeling, repairs and more. From home renovations and handyman work to outdoor landscaping and pool maintenance - no project is too small or unusual.

Call or email to discuss how we can help you with your renovations, remodeling, repairs and more. From home renovations and handyman work to outdoor landscaping and pool maintenance - no project is too small or unusual.


Faucher's Home Improvement

494 Quaker Road
2.00(
1
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Faucher's Home Improvement

494 Quaker Road
2.00(
1
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17 years of experience

Home Remodeling, BBB, Certified, Insured, Deposit required before start of all projects, bonuses for business referrals accepted.

"Electrical and plumbing were subcontracted and I have no complaint on their work. However for the work this contractor performed.....It started out okay, complimented his work... But by the time the last of the porch repair and the bathroom reno was completed I realised I had made a huge error of judgement. He insisted in starting the porch work in the fall and then over the winter. When the ground thawed in the spring and the supports no longer met the concrete footing blocks, he used rigid foam boards to shim the concrete blocks up to meet the posts. The floorboards had been removed and proper footings could have been sunk below the frost line, instead it had to be jury rigged and as the ground heave sin the winter and thaws back down, I expect it to be only a matter of time before the folly of this becomes apparent and I will have to get a competent contractor in to fix it. The bathroom was to have a radiant heat floor put in, but the system installed is not meant to be used in a wet room. There is baseboard heat with a pipe running through the floor and that was "sealed" with a piece of moulding and if there is any problem with the heater or the pipe breaks it is harder to get to, nevermind just being able to clean it. I was concerned over the floor system and he promised me that a letter would be coming from the manufacturer saying the system was safe as installed. I spoke to a company rep and they cannot sign off on an installation that they did not witness. So I am unable to recommend this contractor based on any sense I have of his integrity. I am back to using a space heater and When I am able to I will have to have the floor taken up and the correct system put in. There are numerous other minor things, such as the laminate floor being laid with no regard to the pattern on the boards so the same pattern piece was used 3 times next to each other. I did look up how to install this type of floor and found plenty of instructive videos saying how the boards are usually separated by pattern and then laid down in such a way to be random and give the illusion of real wood. The result on my floor does not demonstrate to me an attention to detail. The light over the shower, an upgraded ceiling fan, an additional outlet or two were all part of the plan but were never installed. There were assertions like a new outlet would have cost $400. I checked with the electrician myself and was told that was not the price they would charge and did not understand why that would have been quoted. When issues were raised it was mentioned that he had a lien on someone's house who didn't want to pay for their finished projects. So, there is a lot of work to redo and since the money isn't there I will have to live with things as they are for a while. Not the result I was expecting after 6 months (way beyond the estimated time) of work having been done and at no small expense. I will try to post photos to illustrate what I have mentioned above."

Chrystine H on September 2019

Home Remodeling, BBB, Certified, Insured, Deposit required before start of all projects, bonuses for business referrals accepted.

"Electrical and plumbing were subcontracted and I have no complaint on their work. However for the work this contractor performed.....It started out okay, complimented his work... But by the time the last of the porch repair and the bathroom reno was completed I realised I had made a huge error of judgement. He insisted in starting the porch work in the fall and then over the winter. When the ground thawed in the spring and the supports no longer met the concrete footing blocks, he used rigid foam boards to shim the concrete blocks up to meet the posts. The floorboards had been removed and proper footings could have been sunk below the frost line, instead it had to be jury rigged and as the ground heave sin the winter and thaws back down, I expect it to be only a matter of time before the folly of this becomes apparent and I will have to get a competent contractor in to fix it. The bathroom was to have a radiant heat floor put in, but the system installed is not meant to be used in a wet room. There is baseboard heat with a pipe running through the floor and that was "sealed" with a piece of moulding and if there is any problem with the heater or the pipe breaks it is harder to get to, nevermind just being able to clean it. I was concerned over the floor system and he promised me that a letter would be coming from the manufacturer saying the system was safe as installed. I spoke to a company rep and they cannot sign off on an installation that they did not witness. So I am unable to recommend this contractor based on any sense I have of his integrity. I am back to using a space heater and When I am able to I will have to have the floor taken up and the correct system put in. There are numerous other minor things, such as the laminate floor being laid with no regard to the pattern on the boards so the same pattern piece was used 3 times next to each other. I did look up how to install this type of floor and found plenty of instructive videos saying how the boards are usually separated by pattern and then laid down in such a way to be random and give the illusion of real wood. The result on my floor does not demonstrate to me an attention to detail. The light over the shower, an upgraded ceiling fan, an additional outlet or two were all part of the plan but were never installed. There were assertions like a new outlet would have cost $400. I checked with the electrician myself and was told that was not the price they would charge and did not understand why that would have been quoted. When issues were raised it was mentioned that he had a lien on someone's house who didn't want to pay for their finished projects. So, there is a lot of work to redo and since the money isn't there I will have to live with things as they are for a while. Not the result I was expecting after 6 months (way beyond the estimated time) of work having been done and at no small expense. I will try to post photos to illustrate what I have mentioned above."

Chrystine H on September 2019



JVJ Granite & Consulting Inc

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4.14(
7
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JVJ Granite & Consulting Inc

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4.14(
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Customers say: Quality work
10 years of experience

JVJ Granite is a leading provider of granite, quartz and other natural stone countertops with 15+ years of experience in transforming kitchens. We proudly serve the New England area. Call us today and put our many years of experience to work for you in transforming your kitchen and experience the first class customer service that sets us apart from the rest. Let our team lead you through the process of choosing the perfect stone to compliment your kitchen and we’ll take care of the rest!

"I would not recommend, terrible job and people don’t care about fixing a job they screwed up"

Karen M on December 2022

JVJ Granite is a leading provider of granite, quartz and other natural stone countertops with 15+ years of experience in transforming kitchens. We proudly serve the New England area. Call us today and put our many years of experience to work for you in transforming your kitchen and experience the first class customer service that sets us apart from the rest. Let our team lead you through the process of choosing the perfect stone to compliment your kitchen and we’ll take care of the rest!

"I would not recommend, terrible job and people don’t care about fixing a job they screwed up"

Karen M on December 2022



Daniel Renovations and accessibility

31 Middle Rd
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Daniel Renovations and accessibility

31 Middle Rd
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14 years of experience

We are known as Daniels Accessibilit & Medical Supply or also calles Daniels Renovatios & Accessibility. We are a full renovation company. We do Regular renovations, and also the ADA Handicap modifications. From Bathroom, Kitchens, Decks, porches, Ramps, Lifts, Etc. We are unlimited in the great service. Are employees are W-2 employees with the care of what theyh do for work.

We are known as Daniels Accessibilit & Medical Supply or also calles Daniels Renovatios & Accessibility. We are a full renovation company. We do Regular renovations, and also the ADA Handicap modifications. From Bathroom, Kitchens, Decks, porches, Ramps, Lifts, Etc. We are unlimited in the great service. Are employees are W-2 employees with the care of what theyh do for work.


HS Builders

88 Drury Ln
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HS Builders

88 Drury Ln
1.00(
1
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12 years of experience

We are a family run business We specialize in taking our customers dreams and turning them into a reality. We offer different discounts thru out the year and we don't mind if you call to see what is being offered at any given time. We have flexible pay options and offer discounts to our Veterans.

We are a family run business We specialize in taking our customers dreams and turning them into a reality. We offer different discounts thru out the year and we don't mind if you call to see what is being offered at any given time. We have flexible pay options and offer discounts to our Veterans.


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Cabinet Refacing and Refinishing questions, answered by experts

Choosing the right paint involves selecting durable products that resist moisture and offer a finish suited to the kitchen environment. These finishes are often semi-gloss or satin for ease of cleaning.

No. Once you apply refinishing oil, it will continue to seep into the wood, making it difficult or impossible to refinish over top of it. Since the product contains an oil that’s meant to penetrate existing finishes, almost anything you put on top of it will bring the previous layer of stain with it. If you plan to refinish your cabinets more than once, it’s a good idea to go with the traditional method of sanding before applying a new finish to the surface.

Late summer or early fall are two popular times to upgrade kitchen cabinets. With the holidays right around the corner, this gives you spillover time in case your renovation project takes longer than anticipated. Then you get to host and show off your new kitchen when company comes.

Removing the original paint or stain before refinishing is a good idea, as it ensures the new finish bonds strongly to the wood. If you skip the stripping or sanding step, the new finish may peel or flake away from the railing easily. Using a wood stripper will completely remove the old stain or paint while sanding will help to prime the surface.

Yes, kitchen cabinets need two coats of paint to achieve a smooth, durable, and uniform finish. The first coat provides a base and may reveal imperfections, while the second coat ensures complete coverage and enhances the color's richness. Applying two coats helps improve the paint's durability, making it more resistant to chipping and wear. Sometimes, a third coat may be necessary for darker colors or cabinets made of a particularly porous material.

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