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"Kitchen Magic was professional, time efficient and best of all, my new cabinet doors look amazing!"

"Would hire again with no hesitation!! We are so happy with our sliding barn door installation."

"Absolutely awesome to work with, start to finish! 100 percent recommend!"

"We reached out to Paul and his team at MLKD for help with our kitchen remodel, and they were so professional and detailed during our initial consult that we hired them right away. The MLKD team worked with us tirelessly to make the perfect design and also ensured the procurement and prompt delivery of our cabinets. They also recommended an excellent installation contactor, and we were just thrilled with the end product. Thank you Main Line Kitchen Design!"

"Kitchen Tune-Up did a great job for us. Starting with a very knowledgeable designer to high quality craftsmanship, we were very pleased with our kitchen and bathroom cabinet refacing. Our old peeling cabinets were replaced with new, high-quality, attractive cabinets; including new hardware and modifications to the existing cabinets that left us with more useable space. Highly recommend Jeff and his team to anyone looking to refresh their kitchen or bathroom."

"He did a great job, very punctual, he spent his time and did his work well. He put new knobs, fix all mt cabinet soft closure, fix a drawer and new hinges"

"They answered the phone when I called, listened carefully, gave me a rough estimate, then contacted the technician. Within a few hours, they sent David Leonard over and he resolved our problem within 15min!"

"We met with Dave Pellegrini to discuss our kitchen remodeling options. He described the different cabinet services Kitchen Tune-Up provides, from a basic restorative "tune-up" to refacing to installation of new cabinets. We settled on the refacing option with us removing all the doors and drawer faces and painting the cabinets to match the new doors. By doing the painting ourselves, we were able to cut the cost significantly and spend a bit more on some other work we planned for the kitchen. Mr. Pellegrini worked with us and two other contractors (for wallpaper removal and counter top/back-splash installation) to coordinate all of the work we had planned so that it could be completed within three weeks. It was obvious from the beginning that this was a family business that took pride in providing outstanding service. Before finalizing the contract, Dave's wife came to the house and did extensive measuring while Dave showed us an awesome array of knobs and handles for the new doors and drawer faces. Mrs. Pellegrini also had a great suggestion for adding faux doors to the back and end of the demi-island cabinets. Two weeks before the cabinets were scheduled to arrive, Dave dropped of all the supplies we needed to paint the old cabinets to match the new materials. Since it had been very many years since we had painted (foam brushes--who knew?), we got a quick primer on the job ahead from Dave. We then waited until the counter tops and back-splash work was finished, then we double-primed followed by two-three coats of white paint (to get dark oak to look snow white) over three days, just in time for the installation. The installation itself was fabulous. Son Mike was head of a crew of two other installers (I'm not sure whether or how the other young men were related to the family, but they were a great team) who worked steadily over the course of much of the day to complete the work. When the work was done, Mike pointed out that one of the doors had a slight imperfection, so he was ordering a new one, and one of the "faux" doors was the wrong size, so he was ordering a replacement for that as well. He explained the reordering process in detail, so that I would be clear about all the steps (ordering, manufacturing, shipping, etc.) and why it would take about three weeks before the replacements would be available for installation. I felt like Mike did a great job of looking out for me--the customer--by pointing out the problems, coming up with solutions, and managing my expectations, all in the course of two minutes! Unless there is a remarkable problem with the two replacement doors--which I would report--I can say that we have been very pleased with the quality of the service and products that we purchased from Kitchen Tune-Up, and I would be happy to recommend them."

"Excellent work. We purchased natural cherry cabinets in shaker style, with the panels made of solid wood rather than veneer. That is more difficult work, as each panel has to be constructed from several planks. Moreover, the clear finish would leave any flaws more visible. Simply put, the doors are beautiful--flawless in both construction and finish. They are similar in quality to custom cherry furniture we own."

"Kip spent several hours when we first met with him to discuss our options with the remodel.  We had ideas about what we wanted, but weren't sure how to turn those ideas into something that would work in the space we were dealing with.  Kip listened to our ideas, asked some questions, and came up with a design using CAD (computer program).  He printed out the remodel plan for us. Kip also did structural calculations since we were removing a supporting wall.  Kip had a rough estimate ready for us that day.

Once we decided to use Millenium, Kip took us shopping to get some ideas for the materials we would need to pick out.  The way Millenium works is that the client purchases many of the materials separately - the flooring, cabinets, countertops, appliances, etc.  So as the client, you manage those purchases and any problems that may arise.  In our opinion, this is part of what keeps the prices very reasonable.  But, it can also be a bit stressful if you are not familiar with doing a remodel.  This means that if you select more expensive countertops, cabinets, etc. compare to what was included in the estimate, the total cost will increase from the original quote. 

Once our project began, there were a lot of different people in our house.  Everyone was very personable, and we felt comfortable with them in our home.  Along the way, there were some things that had to be changed.  For example, we decided to go with nail down floors vs click and lock.  We were not given a hard time about making the change and the up-charge was very reasonable.  
The most frustrating part of the project was how long it took.  There were some delays along the way due to 1) a soffit that had plumbing and 2) the countertops taking longer than we were officially told by 75 Cabinets.  Once the project was completed, we were extremely pleased!  There were a few things that needed to be taken care of after completion, and they were promptly taken care of. Overall, we love our new downstairs and were impressed that Millenium was able to do what we wanted while staying within our budget."