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About us
Since 1979, Kitchen Magic has been offering new cabinet installation services, quality cabinet refacing, countertop installation, and other laundry room and kitchen remodeling services. We 'do not' stain or paint cabinets. Our services are cabinet refacing, new cabinets, countertops, backsplash, and floors. We are a family-owned business located in Nazareth, PA, but our cabinet refinishing and kitchen remodeling services are available across the entire Lehigh Valley area, including Allentown, Bethlehem, Easton, and the surrounding communities. On top of that, Kitchen Magic Remodel provides unique kitchen remodeling solutions throughout the Northeast, including NJ, CT, NY, MA, RI, DE & PA. Our free in-home consultation and quote is the best way to discover how we can transform your kitchen in less time, with less stress, and at an amazing value. Call us!
Business highlights
46 years of experience
Services we offer
& Backsplash, Countertops, Flooring, Full Kitchen Remodeling - Custom Cabinetry & Refacing, Laundry Room Remodeling
Amenities
Free Estimates
Yes
Accepted Payment Methods
- CreditCard
Reviews
4.655 Reviews
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Showing 1-25 of 55 reviews
Sarah F.
Jan 2025
I personally would not recommend kitchen magic to anyone. The process has been horribly frustrating, the communication is awful, and the final outcome of our cabinets is crap. We had our cabinets completed in September with mistakes. It's now January, and nothing has been fixed. We've had four different service appointments with people coming over to take pictures. They are here for about 5 minutes and then leave with promises that it will be taken care of. As I've said the communication is awful, I've left voicemails, emails, and nobody returns my calls or emails. Honestly, it's extremely disappointing and a shame to spend this much on a kitchen for garbage work. I will never be recommending them to anyone. I'll even attach photos to show the poor cutting job they did in between the cabinets
Chris M.
Mar 2019
We love our "new" kitchen! All the staff at Kitchen Magic we dealt with were friendly and did a really nice job. They took their time to clean up each day and arrived on time in the morning. They offered helpful information on how to keep our kitchen, and gave us advice on our questions about future projects. I do recommend Kitchen Magic for your kitchen renovations.
Response from Kitchen Magic
"Hello Thank you for recognizing our extra efforts. We appreciate it. A custom kitchen is just that, conforming the room to your needs. We're always happy to accommodate any requests. Thank you for entrusting us with your kitchen. We hope you enjoy many happy years in it, making memories. All the best Your Kitchen Magic family"
Patricia P.
Apr 2018
Perfection! Best company we ever used- from start to finish. Work was impeccable. Neatness - excellent. My kitchen looks brand new and the work was done by professionals who truly care about their work. Nice to have a company you talk to and feel like you truly matter to them. I would highly recommend this company to anyone who needs this type of work done. From the designer to finish you will not be disappointed.
Response from Kitchen Magic
"Hi [Member Name Removed], Thank you for your words of praise. We greatly appreciate recognizing our professionalism and attention to details. It is our mission to ensure every customer receives this type of effort. We hope you enjoy many happy years in your new kitchen. All the best Your Kitchen Magic Family"
Suzanne M.
Mar 2018
It went very well. They were prompt and professional from the proposal and quote to the measurements and installation. Everything was very well fit. They removed the old cabinets and mess. The cabinets are perfect. It was all a very good experience.
George C.
Jun 2017
Job went very well. There's a lot of moving parts to complete a job like this and the Kitchen Magic project management team has it down to a science. All the technicians did excellent work and cleaned up too. Very satisfied.
Response from Kitchen Magic
"Hi there Thanks for the great review. We are glad you love your kitchen. We hope you enjoy many happy years in it. All the best! Your Kitchen Magic"
Adelina P.
Jan 2017
Back in October when the KM salesman came to the house I was told by the salesman that the contractor 1) cleans up after himself every day, 2) all my appliance’s would be disconnected and cover, 3) I would have my kitchen back every evening, 4) all cutting would be done outside the house and 5) for us to have the new faucet ready so the counter top draftsman could measure out the location for the faucet since the slab was to be cut outside my home. I picked December 5th as my starting date based on the above information requesting the job be finished by the 16th. KM said not a problem I was given them plenty of time. About a week before my starting date the “team leader” from KM called to say that they weren’t starting my kitchen on the 5th because the contractor had a doctor’s appointment!! My husband and I both work and we put in for vacation time for this project. Taking turns with our days off and we needed the job started on the 5th and finished by the 16th. I explained this to the team leader and was basically told to suck it up and deal with it. At that point I sent an email to KM’s President & VP. My kitchen did end up starting on the 5th. We were never told that all the materials for the kitchen were to be delivered to my house prior to the job starting so therefore the material ended up being delivered the day the work started. Nor was I told that the material used to install the granite counter top had a horrible odor. I am in remission from Lymphoma and have to limit my exposure to chemicals. I didn’t know where to hide. My house smelled from top to bottom. Two days after the counter top installation I ended up in the doctors office suffering from headaches. The fellow who installed the tile back splash didn’t want to cover the granite counter top. I had to get my own tarp from my basement and cover the counter top and he did something to the electric so that when he left I had no fridge or power along the wall where the fridge was. My brother fixed that issue and KM did sent me $100 since my brother fixed the tile man’s error. I have to say the plumber was fantastic. The rest of the KM team should take a lesson from him. My kitchen was a work area between the cutting of materials for the cabinets and the drilling of a hole in my granite counter top for the faucet. My dishwasher was never disconnected nor covered. There was sawdust inside and out!! I didn't have a "working" kitchen. Sorry but I would not recommend Kitchen Magic to anyone. I already email Angies List w/pictures.
Response from Kitchen Magic
"We are deeply sorry this customer had a less than magical experience. A kitchen project is a fairly big undertaking and yes, a construction project. While cabinet refacing is less of a mess than removing cabinets, it still requires preparation of the cabinet boxes to receive the new color veneer. We take every precaution to ensure the home is protected, as well as the homeowners. There will always be some dust during a construction project. This is inevitable. We typically place a sheathing between the project and the rest of the home to conceal dust as much as possible. We typically cover floors and countertops during other remodeling portions. If this was not done, we apologize. Also, our Installers are to clean up every night, leaving the work area clean of tools and debris. Regarding using your kitchen, without a countertop, use would be limited. We usually explain to homeowners that they will have limited use to their kitchen and should have a makeshift kitchen set up elsewhere with coffee pot, microwave and cutting board. A crock pot is helpful as well. It's typical to deliver the materials as close to the start of the installation as possible (prior). The same day would be because there was not a protected storage area, such as a garage to house the materials. The materials need to be on site prior to the project in order to begin. If you have any other concerns or need service, please do not hesitate to contact us (800) 237-0799. We understand that homeowners are entrusting us with their most valuable asset. Kitchen Magic does not take that trust lightly and adhering the utmost respect for the home as well as the homeowners. We hope you are in better health and wish you all the best. Sincerely, Your Kitchen Magic Family"
David H.
Sep 2016
It went very well, they did an excellent job. They used some subcontractors who were also excellent. I was very pleased with the craftsmanship the quality of the work, the cleanliness, and all of the logistics of the project. They even made some designer-type suggestions for the the clean look I wanted in my kitchen that I adopted.
Michele F.
Sep 2016
They delivered and installed the wrong granite..lied about most interactions. Rude. Cost over $7000, and offered to return $750.00 . Would take no responsibility for the mistake, the granite is complete opposite of color I chose. Very upsetting to have to live with this putrid color in a room that I use to enjoy spending time in. We are senior citizens and saved our money for 3 years to have the work done b and we ended up with what we found out are considered artists. Also, found out they charged double of what this job should have cost. Very poor customer service.
Thomas N.
May 2016
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Donald H.
Apr 2016
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Karen W.
Apr 2016
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Gregg S.
Mar 2016
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Vicky F.
Feb 2016
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Martha Z.
Jan 2016
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Response from Kitchen Magic
"Thank you for positive evaluation of your Kitchen Magic experience. It is our goal to make every Kitchen Magic customer a raving fan. We hope you enjoy your new Cambria countertops."
CHARLES W.
Jan 2016
Our old cabinets had been in place since well before we bought the house in 1992. They were a dark-stained wood and made the kitchen look dark and old.
We decided to have a look at resurfacing. We had a couple of contacts with people who didn't really look very reliable in spite of their high price. We called Kitchen Magic based on reviews i read in Angie's List, and the salesman came to discuss the job and make suggestions. One of the suggestions was to replace the swing-door cabinets below the counter with deep, sliding drawers. This was pure genius, and really made optimum use of the space we had. This idea also enabled us to eliminate a large ceiling-hung cabinet that cut the room in two, so we had one large kitchen/dining room area.
Finally he sat down to work up a price, and came up with a figure north of $24000. We wanted the work, but simply couldn't afford it. There was all sorts of hocus-pocus with "buy now" discounts that knocked the price down to about $22000. We thanked the guy and sent him on his way. A little more than a month later, he called back and said he was prepared to make a special offer. Suddenly the price for the whole kaboodle dropped to the high eighteens. We finally signed for just a bit under $19000.
We had selected the color for the new facing, and the knobs to put on the drawers, etc, but the draughtsman they sent along spent 2-3 hours drawing up a plan for the work, in every minute detail. I was impressed by both his competence and his demeanor. He drew up a plan and a bill of materials for the entire job, down to the last tiny detail, and went over it with me, asking for my signature.
We had heard friends' horror stories about contractors that come and tear the kitchen apart, and then take months to get the whole thing put back together
Due to summer plans, we weren't able to schedule the work until August, almost two months later. The week before the work was scheduled to begin, a truck showed up with a complete 'kit' of all the materials need for the job, and the following Monday morning, the craftsman, Art, showed up to begin the work. I asked him how long it would take, and Art estimated one week.
Art got to work immediately, and worked very long hours and with great precision on the job. Hw worked long hours removing the bits that needed to be replaced, and prepping the surfaces. One day that week he spent at home measuring and cutting the laminate. He worked really hard, and the one-week estimate he had given me turned out to be eight straight days, 10-12 hours a day. He was done by the following Monday afternoon.
One of the replacement cabinets that they had sent wouldn't fit in the space allotted, because the wall was lath and plaster, and the cabinet that was sent was slightly too deep against the uneven wall. Art phoned the factory, and they re-fabricated a new cabinet which was delivered the next day!
During that week and a few days following we were without a kitchen, until the granite guys showed up with our new countertops, the following Thursday. The two HUGE guys got the new granite in place, and cut out the holes where the sink and the glass cook top were to go. They were there for about 3-4 hours. After they were gone, I noticed that the seam between two of the slabs was uneven, so I called the designated project manager at Kitchen Magic. He gave me an appointment two days later, and a craftsman showed exactly as scheduled, and reset the seam so well that I couldn't find it anymore.
The only work remaining to be done was the splash tiles along the wall over the countertop, and the craftsman showed up exactly on schedule, and did a great job.
So all told, we got the job finished in about two weeks -- everything from soup to nuts.
I must say that I was very impressed by Kitchen Magic's organization and efficiency. The whole project was overseen by Matt McInerny at their office, and everything was done with military precision.
After a month or so of living with our new kitchen, we decided we wanted to have a pull-out trash can in a small cupboard next to the sink. I called the project manager, and he said "No problem, we'll take care of that." They shipped us the mechanism and sent out a craftsman to install it the following week. No charge.
The only thing I can say was a slight glitch was the warranty for dry-treating the granite countertops. We had paid extra for this, and it has a 25-year stain warranty. In order to get the written warranty, I had to send numerous emails and make numerous phone calls, and it wasn't until December that I finally received the document in question. All's well that ends well.
We decided to have a look at resurfacing. We had a couple of contacts with people who didn't really look very reliable in spite of their high price. We called Kitchen Magic based on reviews i read in Angie's List, and the salesman came to discuss the job and make suggestions. One of the suggestions was to replace the swing-door cabinets below the counter with deep, sliding drawers. This was pure genius, and really made optimum use of the space we had. This idea also enabled us to eliminate a large ceiling-hung cabinet that cut the room in two, so we had one large kitchen/dining room area.
Finally he sat down to work up a price, and came up with a figure north of $24000. We wanted the work, but simply couldn't afford it. There was all sorts of hocus-pocus with "buy now" discounts that knocked the price down to about $22000. We thanked the guy and sent him on his way. A little more than a month later, he called back and said he was prepared to make a special offer. Suddenly the price for the whole kaboodle dropped to the high eighteens. We finally signed for just a bit under $19000.
We had selected the color for the new facing, and the knobs to put on the drawers, etc, but the draughtsman they sent along spent 2-3 hours drawing up a plan for the work, in every minute detail. I was impressed by both his competence and his demeanor. He drew up a plan and a bill of materials for the entire job, down to the last tiny detail, and went over it with me, asking for my signature.
We had heard friends' horror stories about contractors that come and tear the kitchen apart, and then take months to get the whole thing put back together
Due to summer plans, we weren't able to schedule the work until August, almost two months later. The week before the work was scheduled to begin, a truck showed up with a complete 'kit' of all the materials need for the job, and the following Monday morning, the craftsman, Art, showed up to begin the work. I asked him how long it would take, and Art estimated one week.
Art got to work immediately, and worked very long hours and with great precision on the job. Hw worked long hours removing the bits that needed to be replaced, and prepping the surfaces. One day that week he spent at home measuring and cutting the laminate. He worked really hard, and the one-week estimate he had given me turned out to be eight straight days, 10-12 hours a day. He was done by the following Monday afternoon.
One of the replacement cabinets that they had sent wouldn't fit in the space allotted, because the wall was lath and plaster, and the cabinet that was sent was slightly too deep against the uneven wall. Art phoned the factory, and they re-fabricated a new cabinet which was delivered the next day!
During that week and a few days following we were without a kitchen, until the granite guys showed up with our new countertops, the following Thursday. The two HUGE guys got the new granite in place, and cut out the holes where the sink and the glass cook top were to go. They were there for about 3-4 hours. After they were gone, I noticed that the seam between two of the slabs was uneven, so I called the designated project manager at Kitchen Magic. He gave me an appointment two days later, and a craftsman showed exactly as scheduled, and reset the seam so well that I couldn't find it anymore.
The only work remaining to be done was the splash tiles along the wall over the countertop, and the craftsman showed up exactly on schedule, and did a great job.
So all told, we got the job finished in about two weeks -- everything from soup to nuts.
I must say that I was very impressed by Kitchen Magic's organization and efficiency. The whole project was overseen by Matt McInerny at their office, and everything was done with military precision.
After a month or so of living with our new kitchen, we decided we wanted to have a pull-out trash can in a small cupboard next to the sink. I called the project manager, and he said "No problem, we'll take care of that." They shipped us the mechanism and sent out a craftsman to install it the following week. No charge.
The only thing I can say was a slight glitch was the warranty for dry-treating the granite countertops. We had paid extra for this, and it has a 25-year stain warranty. In order to get the written warranty, I had to send numerous emails and make numerous phone calls, and it wasn't until December that I finally received the document in question. All's well that ends well.
Response from Kitchen Magic
"Dear Mr. [Member Name Removed], Thank you for your kind words. Installing a new kitchen is a labor intensive project. All Kitchen Magic employees are efficient and masters of their art. It takes a lot of effort and team work to install as many kitchens as we do. Making every customer a raving fan is our ultimate goal. We are happy to hear you love your new kitchen and glad we could come up with solutions to make the room more efficient, as well as meet your budget. The granite paperwork comes from a 3rd party that fabricates some of our stone. This would explain the delay, as we are relying on another company to satisfy that information. Thank you for your patience and we hope you enjoy many happy years and make many happy memories in your new kitchen. Sincerely, Your Kitchen Magic Family"
Marlene G.
Sep 2015
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Bruce M.
Sep 2015
Little problem with installation; After completion, we went away for a week. During this time, unknown to us, when the installer pushed the refrigerator back into place, the icemaker feed crimped and started leaking water which ran into basement and ruined kitchen floor. Contractors insurance fixed everything but it was a real mess to come home to.
Kitchen Magic is a firm that stands behind its work. They really do magic with a tired kitchen and very importantly, 5 years after the install, we called to mention one of the cabinets was coming undone, they showed up promptly and replaced it. They truly extend and honor a lifetime guarantee. A fine business to work with on all levels.
Kitchen Magic is a firm that stands behind its work. They really do magic with a tired kitchen and very importantly, 5 years after the install, we called to mention one of the cabinets was coming undone, they showed up promptly and replaced it. They truly extend and honor a lifetime guarantee. A fine business to work with on all levels.
Florindo P.
Jul 2015
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Lorri Z.
Jul 2015
Couldn't be happier with Kitchen Magic. Every person that walked into my house was professional, on time, and eager to help and answer any questions. They carpenters worked with extreme efficiency and were very neat! They had to come back after the job was done for a minor repair but that was handled with the upmost professionalism as well. I received a call back within 24 hours and the someone was out here to assess the issue. They immediately ordered a new part and returned to install it. No questions asked!
I would definitely recommend them and may use their sister company - Bathroom Magic in the future!!
I would definitely recommend them and may use their sister company - Bathroom Magic in the future!!
Response from Kitchen Magic
"We are so happy to hear that another homeowner had a magical experience! It is our goal to make every job go smoothly and that our customers understand everything during the process. A new kitchen is typically a once in a lifetime experience and we do it every day Kitchen Magic Project Manager's are there to help and answer questions. We're glad this customer is thrilled with our service as well. We'll be there for you for years to come with our Lifetime of Home ownership Warranty should they need us for another other reason. We hope you enjoy many happy years in your new kitchen. Sincerely Your Kitchen Magic Family"
John C.
Jul 2015
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Response from Kitchen Magic
"Thank you for taking the time to share your Kitchen Magic experience. We love hearing how you love your new kitchen. We here at Kitchen Magic believe we are making the most important room of the home a happier place to spend time with friends and family. Sharing your experience lets other homeowners know that they can better enjoy the room that they spend time with friends and family too! We hope you enjoy many happy years in your new kitchen. Should you need us for any reason, please don't hesitate to call us (800) 237-0799. Sincerely Your Kitchen Magic family"
JILL W.
Jun 2015
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VICKI G.
Jun 2015
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Ronald S.
Jun 2015
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JANICE U.
May 2015
It was a pleasure dealing with all of the representatives of Kitchen Magic. All contacts were professional and courteous from the initial contact with the sales department through measuring and installation. Clean up was excellent.
Bruce M.
Mar 2015
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FAQ
Kitchen Magic is currently rated 4.6 overall out of 5.
Kitchen Magic accepts the following forms of payment: CreditCard
Yes, Kitchen Magic offers free project estimates.
No, Kitchen Magic does not offer eco-friendly accreditations.
No, Kitchen Magic does not offer a senior discount.
No, Kitchen Magic does not offer emergency services.
No, Kitchen Magic does not offer warranties.