Don't use them! They…read moreare very nice and professional, until they take your money. Then watch out! They'll scheme, scam, and worm their way out of everything they are supposed to do. Liz the woman who manages the phones is the nastiest, rudest, most disrespectful and unprofessional person I've dealt with in my life. She has tried to blame warrantee work on me. Tried to overcharge me by 50% above our contracted rate and is now trying to ignore me in the hopes I give up. Find yourself a better company, even if you have to pay more trust me it will be better for you in the long run! Oh yeah and if you post a negative review they will try to blackmail you to take it down like that would ever work...

Yes, very professional until they get your money, then Liz will tell you what she is doing for you…read moreinstead of listening to what you want. I waited to post this an entire year to see if I loved my new kitchen, it does look better but now the refacing is peeling off especially on the baseboards. Resorted in crawling around the floor with glue to reattach the edges. We spent a lot of money, should have just bought new cabinets.... Work team was nice but dealing with Liz and Paul was a real nightmare. Save yourself the aggravation and use someone else.

I knew what we wanted in terms of countertop material and color when we shopped around. But with my…read morebusy work schedule, hubs had more flexibility to take the lead and visit these guys in person. We set our sights on a new and sleek kitchen counter 'do from these guys. Plus we had gotten subway tiles (another company) around the same time back in the Spring of '18 to pull the kitchen together for a finished and modern look. Yonkers Cabinets came highly recommended by our initial kitchen tile guy- so we knew we were getting top-notch here. Before anything, these guys did a fantastic job at ripping off the outdated countertops back then- in order to start with a blank canvas. End result was crisp and chic and to this day, the edges between our subway tiles and our countertop are perfectly sealed and that's thanks to these folks and the kitchen tile guy for working together. I keep a glass olive oil bottle with a spout for easy access on my counter. However, I accidentally lost grip of that heavy aS$ olive oil bottle causing it to break- and much worse....chip my new countertop. The chip isn't big at all- actually it's the size of a crumb....small- right? But I get real OCD. And that damn chip has been bothering me ever since- just because I can see it. We paid quite a bit for our solid, slate greyish kitchen quartz counters and the last thing I wanted to do was a do-it-yourself job. I stopped in one morning back in October and my guy Winter was super chill and helpful. All he did was look for our info from his end: address, phone number, color and type of countertop we had gotten- plus he wanted an image of the chip- which I didn't have with me. Winter was able to transfer our contact info to one of Yonkers Cabinets' contractors to come to our house. After all was said and done, our tiny chip repair was more than I expected to pay- but it's so worth it.

Excellent service and a variety of selection. They work everything out with you and make sure your…read morekitchen is exactly how you want it

This is the second kitchen we have done with Ryan at Today's Kitchens. Besides being great to work…read morewith, they understand kitchens and how they are used. The first kitchen they did for us almost 10 years ago is in a house we are selling and it is a key selling point of the house. We know others who used other companies in the area and all of them had issues that we never had and ended up with kitchens that were not nearly as nice. I can't recommend Today's Kitchens enough.

Great experience working with Stephanie at Today's Kitchens. She really helped us formulate and…read morebring our vision of our kitchen to life. She worked very closely with the contractor, Angelo, and was was involved and responsive every step of the way. We are very pleased with how our kitchen turned out. Highly recommend!

I recently purchased carpeting from Allen Carpet in Yonkers. Denis was our salesman and he is the…read morebest! We found high quality carpeting at a good price. The installation went off smoothly. We could not be more pleased with our purchase. I highly recommend Allen Carpet in Yonkers for all your carpeting needs. Make sure you ask for Denis!

Eddie and staff are professional w/ great choices at good prices. Have had good success shopping…read morethere.

Terrific experience choosing and purchasing wall to wall carpeting for new home addition. Kathy S…read moreis an experienced professional, extremely helpful, and a pleasure to work with. She spent a great deal of time guiding us through a huge selection of carpets. She came to the house to take the measurements and outlined the specifics of installations (i.e. locating seams). She remained in touch with us while awaiting delivery from the production mill. Installation was perfect and included floor prep of the plywood subfloor left by the contractor. The number of seams was limited and are not at all visible. Installers cleaned up completely. We had visited 3 or 4 other local carpet and flooring establishments in Northern Westchester and Connecticut. Service, selection, and pricing were the best by far at Westchester House and Home.

I have been looking for carpet for my stairs. I went to Westchester House and Home and chose the…read morecarpet. The next week I called and the woman on the phone said her associate would call after the weekend to take my order. Following week no one called. This week no one has called. Guess they are fortunate to have so much business they don't need mine.

I recently bought a condo which needed new wood floors, and began to shop around. I wandered into…read morethe Floor Depot showroom, described what I was looking for, and was shown a nice selection. Monday morning, I had a prompt follow up call from Collette, who provided me with a very competitive quote. (About 15% less than 2 local quotes for the exact same product!) Kevin, the owner, paid close attention to all the details of the job--from demo to installation to small finish work. Collette kept in frequent contact to keep me informed of progress. All delivered as promised! The floors are beautiful! (Almost a shame to put area rugs down!) I had a wonderful experience, from start to finish! And, delivered on a timely and professional manner. I highly recommend!

Had my house re-done dealing with a lot of contractors was so lucky to have dealt with Floor depot…read moreand their owner KEVIN. They did an amazing job restoring the old Floors back to new. Other floor guys wanted me to put down brand-new floors . Floor Depot restored my floor like brand-new and save me a lot of money. They are top class floor company , takes pride in their work. I would recommend them to anyone ! Class work !

Fantastic work they did our whole 3 floor with tile, carpet and basement…read more Great performance good staff as well Why did they close recently post Covid??

Fantastic experience using Absolute for our kitchen remodel. Mary and Christine could not have been…read morenicer, sharing their expertise and advice with me (many times!) as I picked out vinyl flooring and subway tiles with glass inserts for our backsplash. All the materials were ready promptly, and their installer Rich did a great job. We could not be happier with how everything turned out, and the personal service was exceptional -- highly recommend supporting this family-run local business!

Terrible work, no interest in customer satisfaction. I'm just noticing that recent reviews are all…read moreterrible - I wish I had looked sooner. Also - there is very little transparency in the organization. One phone number, have never been able to speak to a supervisor, etc. I had a reclaimed and sentimental piece of marble that was local to the business and I paid top dollar for Marbleworks to pick it up and cut it into two pieces, finish the surfaces and edges and deliver the pieces to me in NYC. They warned me that there were oil stains and I understood. The price included "installation" and mine weren't being installed, but when I questioned it (neither was a countertop) they said that delivery counted as "installation" ... I agreed to the price. BUT they delivered the pieces rubbing up against each other with nothing in between the raw pieces and the largest piece was delivered with a huge -- though not super deep -- scratch -- and the smaller piece was significantly less "shiny" than the larger and with smaller scratched and like it hadn't been cleaned or as polished as the larger. I withheld the balance (about 39% of the total) until the scratches were removed -- it seemed if they WERE installing a countertop they would've done a better job of leaving me with better surfaces. They insisted on a certified check for the balance. I spend $$$ on cancelling a check, getting the certified check and to buy tarps since they'd now be doing the work in my apartment. The first appointment they gave me to fix the scratch they called the day before to reschedule. Okay. The second appointment I waited all day for them to come and at the end of the day they told me they got held up and could not come. I was upset and I told them I needed a first appointment and waited weeks until that appointment could happen. Unfortunately, when they showed up the workmen were told by my building that I needed a COI - Marbleworks did not inform me of this possibility (it seems they should if they know their business) and I was unaware myself. I sent them the sample COI within minutes but was told it would take time for the COI (which, if they had a relationship with their insurance company, should be fast, no?) that the workmen wouldn't wait AND that if I wanted them to come back I would have to pay them an additional $750 on top of what I owe them. I was sorry about the COI issue an will own my ignorance BUT it seemed to me we were even, since I was stood up once and accommodated weeks of rescheduling, and delays - not to mention bad work in the first place. I told them I'd be willing to wait until it was convenient for Marbleworks to get back to the city (vs. insisting on first appointment, etc.) but they said they have no plans to deliver back into the city unless I pay them $750. So they will not accommodate me in any way to fix their shoddy work no matter what my concessions are - without charging me more $$$. They have no interest whatsoever in making this very polite, very patient customer happy - by fixing their shoddy work to begin with. Since I have had no customer satisfaction, I am not going to pay the balance but am instead looking into local marble repair companies. While my sales contact was unfailingly polite, he is so great at stonewalling that I'm guessing he is being incentivized on making me go away and/or pay more $$$ than actually creating a happy customer. I'm looking at beginning a renovation in the next year and I would not deal with them again.

I regret using them…read more I ordered a quartz kitchen countertop and installation with sink. Plus removal and disposal of old countertop ($275). After the worker, George, took old countertop with sink out, I noticed wall damages. I wanted to fix it but he said "I can cover it. I did it many times" the result? See pictures. He couldn't place brackets on one corner of under mount sink due to holes on countertop for brackets were in wrong places. 3 days later, chalk between countertop and under mount sink started to melt. See the picture. I had to apply waterproof chalk by myself in order to prevent further damages. The company offered me to finish waterproof caulking. But looking at their finished low quality work, I declined her offer. The company wrote a long defensive email saying they delivered a high quality work. Their high quality work and my standard have a huge gap. I had to spend more money and labor to fix their work and placing brackets to secure under mount sink. I regret not researching about this company's reviews.