Raleigh Cabinetworks

Leon C. Walton, provider is a scam artist. I paid him $2,278.00 partial payment for kitchen custom cabinets. After 3 weeks of waiting, I called Leon to see when the project would begin, he offered an excuse that he was in the process of hiring new employees. Weeks went by, I called Leon for a return of my money when he stated that he did not have it. I asked him how could he not have my money if I don't have the product that was promised? He claimed that he'd fallen on hard times but I told him that had no bearing on him refunding me my money. He gave me various addresses. I went to an address at 517 Cabarrus St and was met by a person who stated that Raleigh Cabinetworks had not been at that location for 10 years. He also stated that I was not the only one looking for their cabinets or a refund and that there had been countless times that Leon C. Walton's customers had attempted to located this crook so that they also would be reimbursed of their funds. Are there any honest contractors out here?

I had been thinking for some time to get my kitchen cabinets and doors repaired and painted from the horrible Brown that was put in here when the house was built in 2001. I search and search but the estimates I got were outrages. One of my friends told me about Leon Walton with Raleigh Cabinetworks and how they were good with prices and the quality of service is the best. I gave them a call Leon came out that day and gave me a estimate I couldn't refuse. Mr. Walton and his guys showed up on August 11 and finish on August 14. I couldn't believed How fast they got it done with the quality so great. I got my Kitchen Cabinets and doors painted a Downy white thank god the brown is gone. I would recommend Leon Walton with Raleigh Cabinetworks to anyone who has a problem with their Kitchen Cabinets.

I was in the process of getting my house in shape to put on the market. Several of my kitchen cabinet doors, which are made of some type of laminate, had suffered water damage which one refacing contractor deemed terminal. He recommended that I try Leon Walton at Raleigh Cabinetworks, as he might be able to repair rather than replace the doors. Leon came that day, gave me a reasonable estimate, and sent a crew over that afternoon to remove the damaged doors to attempt a repair. He called the next day to report success, sent his people back to remove the rest of the doors for painting, and reinstalled them all on day 3. I could not tell that there had ever been any damage. Saved me thousands of dollars. House sold before it even formally went on the market.