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"Professional install, on-time and on-budget."

"Zach was very professional and gave us such a great deal. This us his work done. It's installed and just happy to have him do the work and we will call him for any other work needed for upkeep or other plumming. We will also recommend him to others."

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"very good experience with my sales person and installer."

"I had a furnace and air conditioning installed. I was very impressed by this company. The bid was very reasonable and Shannon walked me through my options (I have uneven heating). The installers were prompt, courteous and stayed until the work was completed (7:30pm). They even fixed and replaced duct work that was not part of the bid and did not charge me more for it. I will use this company for any heating/cooling/plumbing issues in the future. Too bad they don't work on patios and fences!"

"Phil explored the least expensive options first and explained everything along the way. Ended up needing a new fixture (the old one was filled with gunk) but he was able to install it same day. Great experience."

"replaced a collector box and collector box gasket. Job was done well, and no issues"

"We got 4 bids for our project and Charles bid was right in the middle of the pack. He had a 9 month lead time when we hired him and we had to put 25% down to hold our spot. It was radio silence for the next eight months which was little disconcerting. I actually texted him 6 months in just to make sure he hadn’t run off with our money (he hadn’t). If you want someone to talk you through each step and hold your hand you should probably look elsewhere. If you want a respectful and knowledgeable professional who takes great pride in his work, then look no further. Once our turn came he was very patient with us and spent as much time as we needed to pick out tile and fixtures, taking us from store to store. He also worked around our schedule to begin work on our son’s bathroom while our son was out of the country to minimize disruption. He has a great relationship with his sub-contractors who always showed up when he said they would and stayed until their job was done (almost midnight for one part!). On our project, Charles right hand man was Justyn, who more that makes up for Charles’ lack of communication. Justyn was very personable and considerate. He never made us feel like a question was a bother and seemed to actually enjoy answering them. Justyn was worth his weight in gold. Due to some unforeseen circumstances, Charles had to lean quite heavily on Justyn during our project, but he was more than up to the task. We had one light fixture that took almost 3 months to ship. When they came to install it, about 2 months after everything else was completed, we gave him a list of minor issues that caught our eyes during the wait and Charles arranged for them all to get fixed without batting an eyelash."

"When John came to the house, one of the rollers coincidentally broke apart. John advised that because of the weight of the 16 foot wood door, I needed heavy duty steel wheel rollers that he did not have on hand (rather than plastic wheel rollers) and rescheduled to install them. He came back and installed the rollers, tightened and lubricated the hinges and advised on general maintenance."

"I found Pacific Northwest Cabinetry on Angie's List and took advantage of a $99 offer for a kitchen design consultation. Peter Schraner, owner, and Crystal Kennedy, designer, came to my house for that initial meeting. My house has a narrow galley-type kitchen that had been remodeled (before I bought it) in the cheapest way possible and in a manner completely out of character with the rest of the house. I told Peter and Crystal that I wanted a kitchen that would fit with the era of the house--a 1922 Dutch Colonial. Crystal asked lots of questions and took notes while Peter was busy taking careful measurements. I mention the measurements because Peter was the only contractor I talked to who told me that the kitchen could not be widened--the stairs to the second floor were in the way (it turned out he was absolutely correct about that!). At the time he even offered to refund my $99 when it was obvious I was disappointed that I was stuck with my narrow kitchen. I declined the offer because as a result of this meeting, I was already impressed with this company and wanted to see their design and bid--it was clear that this team is knowledgeable and very experienced in remodeling older homes. I cannot say enough good things about the design Crystal produced. It was by far the best design I got and exactly what I had hoped for--beautiful, functional, and entirely in keeping with the rest of the house (I had bought a few books on traditional/classic kitchens, and Crystal's design incorporated several of the features I saw there, e.g., glass cabinets, built-in hutch, subway tile, furniture feet at the bottom of the cabinetry). Peter's bid for the job was more expensive than most of the other bids I received, but I was prepared for that by reading the reviews on Angie's List. What you get in return is a project that involves quality workmanship from start to finish and is completed on time and on budget with nary a hitch. If Peter says your project will take 8-10 weeks, then your project will take 8-10 weeks. This was particularly important in my case because as part of the job I had the hardwood floors refinished in the entire house. As a result, we had to move out completely from the first and second floors for a period of time, so I welcomed Peter's tight schedule since I was having to coordinate both the move-out and move-back-in with the moving company. Peter's initial bid did not include a few things that were in the bids of other contractors--insulation in the kitchen and mudroom, replacement of cast iron pipe from upstairs bath (the kitchen was going to be gutted from floor to ceiling so the drain would be easily accessible), replacement of molding so that all doorways in the kitchen would coordinate. But he agreed to add these items since all were good ideas. During the whole time I was undergoing the lengthy process of deciding on a general contractor for my project, I peppered Peter and Crystal with many emails asking lots of questions, and they unfailingly answered them all in good time and with the detail I needed. At the start of the project Peter provided me with a schedule that indicated what was going to be done each day of the remodel. The remarkable thing is that the schedule was followed to the letter; the only deviation occurred when inspectors didn't show up, something over which Peter had no control. Peter was even able to accommodate last-minute additions to the project that I ended up wanting, including extensive painting throughout the house, as well as electrical work upstairs and in the basement that had nothing to do with the kitchen remodel. Yet somehow everything magically stayed on the original schedule--it is simply stunning how Peter manages to do that. The remodeling process itself went extraordinarily smoothly. Crystal, the designer, provided a lot of support for decisions I had to make along the way, including selection of the countertop, tile backsplash color, sink and faucet, light fixture in the mud room, and paint color, not just in the kitchen but throughout the house. All of the craftsmen Peter brought into my home were top-notch. And, in particular, I cannot say enough good things about the cabinetmakers in Peter's shop--Josh, Aaron, and Mike. The cabinets they built and installed for me (full overlay cabinets in kitchen and mud room, flush inset cabinets in the dining room) are absolutely gorgeous, with superb quality workmanship. I should also mention that the level of service throughout the project was extraordinary, even after the project was over and I'd paid my final bill. As just one example, I accidentally managed to put a ding in my new countertop shortly after moving back in. I emailed Peter about my mishap, and soon the countertop guy was back at my house fixing it, at no cost to me. I now have a beautiful new kitchen that is timeless and elegant, as well as new built-ins with lighted glass shelves in the dining room, newly-refinished hardwood floors throughout the house, and fresh paint nearly everywhere. My house has been transformed! I've had two friends comment independently that the kitchen looks like it has always been there--exactly what I was aiming for. In sum, I am so glad I decided to work with Pacific Northwest Cabinetry on this project. It was worth everything I paid for it and I could not be happier."