We had interviewed several contractors to remodel our kitchen. And then Ryan from Crown Cabinetry…read morearrived. He spent time learning about our preferences, design ideas and our budget. Ryan came back with several design proposals and we chose the one that fit our needs. He took the time to look at the current configuration and warned us about a possible future expense when the project got underway. He was on site to supervise the project, his subs were outstanding and the kitchen was finished on time. We decided last minute to change the flooring and he made it work. Ten years in, I still love the look and with a large family, the durability has been unmatched. I called to ask for a drawer slide that I had broken. Ryan sent his repairman out and installed a new one at no charge. I highly recommend Crown Cabinetry and Ryan!

We contracted this company based upon the recommendation of a former neighbor. First of all, I have…read morecommunicated our issues with the owner. I have, also, told him that our impression of the quality of the cabinets is highly satisfactory. But, the job was a complete kitchen and more than just one issue arose with regard to other work. The most significant is that during the project, their tile layer stopped working for a couple of weeks due to COVID-19 and another tile layer was brought in to lay what we were led to think was a tile that closely matched our existing tile. Project manager brought a sample which was very close to the color of our tile. We agreed it was a good choice because of the tile we had. We found out, after it was installed, that it came in a batch that contained several lighter colors. It just happened that the sample brought by the project manager was one that was very close to the color of our existing tile. Most of what was installed was the much lighter colors. I notified the owner in September that we were not satisfied with the tile work, that grout was dry and coming out when I tried to clean. He set an appointment to come on September 23. He got to our front door and informed me that he wasn't coming in as he had just received a call that his son was going for medical care as he might have the virus. Obviously, I was glad he didn't take any chance with our health. I heard nothing from him so I texted him on 10/21/20 to ask if his son was okay. He replied quickly letting me know that it was not the virus. On 10/23/20, I texted "Do you plan to reschedule a time to address (at least the tile) issues?' He, again, replied that same day saying, "Yes. Let me look at my calendar next week. I am currently on vacation. Sorry I have not reached out before." As I have not heard from him since, I consider his actions to have "blown off my concerns." We paid for a quality job. He was very convincing in the discussion of the contract that he works do the job his customers expect. In looking back, I would not have contracted him as general contractor but would have found quality cabinets (the ones his company installed seem to be just that) but I WOULD NOT HAVE THEM DO the complete kitchen project. I would, definitely, use A DEPENDABLE REMODEL, LLC who did the demo and reinstall of the cabinets. Of course, I did not know about their work at the time as they were subs of Crown Cabinetry. The Crown Cabinetry company has two components as I learned after we were in contract. One is the Crown Cabinetry and the other is a remodeling company. I do not know the name of that company. I am going to make how he handled this be as known as I have the ability. I am sad to have the job be poor quality in some aspects but I,also, feel disillusioned by who I thought he was. The cabinets are made in Abilene, KS. The address shows the exact same street and street number there as the Blue Springs, Crown Cabinetry Showroom. That seems very odd!

Matt and his team are top-notch! They just finished our 2nd project - a master bath complete…read moreremodel and we couldn't be happier with the result. Matt is a true professional. I highly recommend Ovation.

I work for a local remodeling company, and we achieve beautiful results with the fluidity and…read moresupport working with Ovation. I work for Siever's Remodeling, and we have remodeled numerous bathrooms and kitchens with the aide of Matt and his amazing team in the last two or more years.. The complexity of the project is broken down intricately and easily for our installation team and the homeowner.

We hired them to remodel my bathroom, and it was the best decision I could've made. We shopped…read moreabout five different companies, and Stewart Remodeling the best value and workmanship, by far. The job was done on time, professionally, as described, and at a fair price. I've already sent Scott and his team over to a few of my neighbors, and they are all extremely satisfied. Professional and knowledgeable, I would recommend them to anyone needing any construction or remodeling work done.

do not use... had to re grout tile backsplash, floor delaminating and did not measure correctly for…read morecabinets which delayed project months

If anybody can make remodeling a pleasure, Kleweno can. They carefully worked out every detail with…read morekind consideration of my needs and wants. They were mindful of my financial situation and never tried to push me to buy beyond my means. I LOVE my new kitchen. It's beautiful and easy to use. I am deeply grateful to them for everything they have done for me. As an art lover, I splurged on a custom backsplash made by Archival Designs. This has enhanced my life and gives me pleasure knowing that I've supported local artisans and their family. Kleweno routinely utilizes local artisans providing an opportunity to create something original while supporting the arts.

Kitchens by Kleweno completed a Kitchen Remodel which was a part of an extensive Remodel of my new…read morehome. This is my second Kleweno Kkitchen. During the remodel there were several changes to the space and Randy was very helpful solving the issues at hand. As a seasoned Interior Designer I was very Clear on what I wanted and Randy was a real problem solver during the project. The End Result..Exceeds my expectations!! Many Thanks....Steve Nuss

Don't buy blinds from this company. We spent thousands of dollars on various window treatments…read moreincluding motorized shades only for the motors to break, thus rendering the shades useless because they can't be used manually. We were told by the company that our only option is to wait for the motors to ship from China and this has taken months. They don't offer an apology or any other option. We've literally wasted thousands of dollars. Don't bother with this company.

I wanted plantation shutters for my master bedroom and bath. I checked out several places and…read moredecided to have Jennifer come out to measure and give me an estimate. naturally my woodwork was painted a unique color but Jennifer matched it perfectly. The time to get the shutters was very reasonable in today's world and installation was perfect. I love my shutters. I want them on every window on the first floor. I will definitely go back to see Jennifer when I'm ready.

I'm happy that a place like Elements of Green exists in our little crossroads community. There is a…read morevast amount of eco friendly products here- from eco friendly flooring to recycled glass tiles,etc. Unfortunately, we don't own our own place yet but hope to one day take advantage of all the products this place has to offer. Thankfully, there are a few household items along with the wonderful FLOR carpet tiles(love these) for my fellow lease holders who want to still make concious decisions in our homes. It's worth stopping by on First Friday, check out the things you never knew existed..It makes me want to give up my easy loft living for an older home that I can rehab....Well...almost.

Maybe service isn't always swift (usually the owner is there alone) or professional (employee's…read moredidn't know how to work the computer and they were eating turkey legs at the counter) but this store offers a ton of earth friendly home finishes in one space. Sure, you can order FLOR tile, cork and wool carpet and counter tops online...but wouldn't it be nice to see it in person first? Not only that, but you are buying local....and isn't that what going green is really about?

We have had a custom fireplace mantel built and tiled and some drywall repair. The quality of the…read morework is exceptional and at a very reasonable price. We had a quote for the mantel from another company which was three times as much. The work was completed quickly and we did not have to wait long between the time I contacted them and the completion of the work. The bid was given promptly and the work completed swiftly. They also cleaned carefully at the end of each day. The owner, Cole Bernardel, was communicative, had good suggestions and is friendly, professional and easy to work with. They will be our first call for our next project. In contrast, our second floor remodel has taken 10 months, and it has been difficult to get them to complete the work, with many days going by with no one being here. I am so glad we found Proof Construction and Remodel.

I felt a little guilty wandering in there with no intention to buy a new model kitchen for my home…read more(I'm sorry, but what 20 year old can do that in this lifetime?! Some I'm sure, but no one I want to know...) I live for model kitchen stores (like Kitchens by Kleweno is Westport) but my visits are no less sincere than a little girl playing dress up. I clearly can't afford a dazzling silver modern Manhattan kitchen - but in Kansas I can look at a few and dream can't I? I was greeted by an older man who showered me with thick kitchen design magazines (thanks for the coffee table reads) and then he told me I could take a look around. I appreciated how he gave me space to wander - not like those damn Hallmark women that would rather claw onto your shoulder and be carried with you through the store like a black-feathered crow. I couldn't steal a stove or anything, so there honestly was no need to 'keep an eye on the kid.' And for the next twenty minutes, in the lull of the elevator music, I drifted from kitchen set to kitchen set - each one invoking a different emotion in me, a different story told. The first kitchen was like the playboy's serious no-frills kitchen complete with hard stainless steel appliances, dark wooded cabinetry and even darker tiled walls - it was masterfully designed - but I'm not a playboy (I thought it was funny how they added little frills like the SKYY vodka and martini glasses filled with crystal - it was so me - kidding). Other kitchens were more Johnson County-approved, with softer woods and cabinetry, spring greens and fall oranges and colorful vases and plate-ware. Once I had looked through the eight or nine sets they had built (the owner I had talked to in the entry and his wife), I looked through a large collection of posters they had printed out describing the work they do and it sounded so interesting - all of the broadened design that they incorporate. Of course, I thought - in Kansas? How surprisingly forward of this place...they do kind of fool you with a title like "Classic Kitchens" because that's only the half of it. I looked through their work of contemporary and metropolitan kitchens as well as American and European traditional kitchens. Kitchens for beach homes with waterfront views and kitchens for a wine connoisseur and hundreds more I will not bore you to write about - but it was fascinating to look though. When I asked the man if he had a pamphlet about the different styles I might take home with me - he pulled out an actual book and told me it would cost $5. I thought it was a joke and laughed - but he was serious and felt bad about sticking me with a cost, so instead he gave me more free magazines to take home. Sweet, sweet man! So, I left with his wife's business card - and falsely made him believe I would discuss 'my homes kitchen redecoration' with my father - LIES (I'm awful) but otherwise just too poor to walk into a store like that. To be fair, CK offers two lines of design - one higher end and one less expensive option - and both still too much for me. Some day...sigh.