The staff always very happy to help you solve your kitchen design need cabinet projects.read more

This is a pic of the unprofessional install by David Kitchens. Pathetic and wrong... and they LNEW…read moreit was wrong. Makes me wonder how many customers they did this to. This only got fixed because I LNOW what I'm talking about and it was in a friend house. NEVER do business with Davis. Salesman was rude.

Ramon did a beautiful job on my antique mahogany table. He was finished a day sooner than he had…read morepromised. I would definitely go to him for refinishing again.

Here in Albuquerque. Had a Lane Cedar chest dating back to the 1950's that needed refinishing with…read moresome minor repair. Exceeded my expectations. Beautiful work with great customer service.

Maria and Raul were super easy and helpful to work with. very skilled and professional. Could not…read morebelieve how quickly they were able to help us with our kitchen.

I hired M&R granite to install granite countertops in my kitchen. Maria came out right away and…read moregave me a very fair estimate and I went to Arizona tile picked out my granite and they scheduled my install right away. My kitchen looks absolutely beautiful and I love the job that they did. The granite looks beautiful, there are no seams and they did an amazing job with the installation. The quote that they gave me was fair and reasonable and the job they did exceeded my expectations. Very nice company to work with. This is a great family owned business and I would highly recommend them to anybody who wants granite countertops put in

Chris did a great job with our kitchen remodel. He installed the cabinets and under cabinet/toe…read morekick lighting.

Millwork Resource Inc (505) 850-3601 Mike & Jennifer Park…read more Mike has over 30 years experience in cabinetry work. We hired him to "reface" our old kitchen and bathroom cabinets. I decided not to replace the entire set of cabinets because they were in good shape overall. The doors and hinges were just coming apart and the wood was cracking in these. But the "boxes" were sturdy. I had consulted with a few other companies prior to meeting with Mike, and replacing the cabinets would have also involved changing out our countertops, sinks, and potentially appliances as well as altering our existing plumbing. It would have required wall painting touch up too. I didn't want the hassle and expense of all of that. Refacing turned out to be a much easier process. Mike came out himself several times prior to doing the job to look at our old cabinets and to bring me stain samples so I could pick just the right color for our home. He was on time, and he and his wife Jennifer make a great team! They removed all the old doors and drawer fronts, sanded down the old cabinet boxes, and applied a thin but strong new wood stained layer to all the visible surface areas. They then replaced the doors and drawer fronts with new ones, complete with new better soft-closing hinges. Mike cut the stained facing material on site to the correct dimensions and Jenn glued it in place, fine trimmed it, and rounded all the edges so they are smooth and perfectly bonded together. The end result looked brand new and professional. It gave a whole new look to our kitchen and bathroom. Mike also installed some pullout cabinet organizers for our pots and pans that make it much easier to access these items. And he replaced some drawer hardware to allow for smoother opening and closing of these drawers. The price for doing this job came in much less than the big box store estimates we had gotten previously and without the major disruption of complete cabinet replacement. The only hassle was having to empty our cabinets prior to them arriving. But this gave me an opportunity to get rid of old items that we never use anyway. It took about a week for them to complete the job from start to finish. And the dust from the work was pretty minimal. Mike and Jenn were pleasant to have around during that week. We highly recommend them!

Thank you, thank you, John Brannon, Masterworks in Wood, for the gift of your superb artistry and…read moreincomparable workmanship. As five neighbors have now told us, we have THE MOST BEAUTIFUL front door in the entire neighborhood, (and we humbly concur!). It is truly stunning. The impeccable workmanship, stunning and timeless design, and top grade materials have resulted in an entry door that will outlast our home itself and be as relevant and beautiful. Our entire experience with John has been quite refreshing. All too frequently on past occasions when one is "interviewing" potential contractors for home renovations/improvements, the results are not positive to downright disappointing, with lack of communication unnecessarily adding to frustration. John kept us apprised at all times. When the project was completed, our premises were as clean as when he arrived. It is very satisfying to know what a quality end product we now have and, further, that John does not make any comprises in skill or materials. Plainly put, John "knows his stuff." As a result of our total satisfaction with Masterworks in Wood, we will have additional projects for John in the future. Without reservation we shall most highly recommend him to friends, neighbors, and associates. In closing, however, we would like to say how extremely sad and unfortunate it is, how morally reprehensible, that there exist individuals in this world who, for reasons perhaps initially not transparent, would seek to disparage another. Having read other reviews prior to entering ours in this forum, we were totally overcome and appalled. Having dealt with John over the past months we further find these comments rather baseless. We surmise, however, something more is at issue. We all have heard of the customer who eats his high priced, well aged, marbled and juicy steak and afterwards complains to the waiter. Hmmm . . . As we said before, "Thank you, thank you, John Brannon, Masterworks in Wood, for the gift of your superb artistry and incomparable workmanship.

Was looking to get an older, weathered standard wooden entry door refurbished/refinished. There…read moreare not many options in our metro area of approx. 600-800k residents. Engaged John via e-mail and phone in early Oct. of 19'. After many fits and starts he gave me a quote late in that month and finally scheduled to do the finishing on it just before Thanksgiving. I was wary all along, and hindsight being 20/20, I should have taken my hesitancy based on my interactions with him and not proceeded. In short, he is quite brusk, off putting and a bit condescending in his general interpersonal manner. Additionally, if you check out his website, the profile photo he has shows him when he was at least, at a minimum, 10-20 years younger if not more which is another red flag-I was wondering who was this guy who came to assess the work effort-turns out it was him. https://masterworksinwood.com/about/ The work was done and initially it appeared fine. He GREATLY encouraged me to give him a positive review on Yelp asap but I demurred. Of course, having dealt with a multitude of contractors over the decades at various homes I owned here and elsewhere I was in a complete wait and see mode-and within a matter of 3-4 weeks, my concerns were justified. I had taken before the work pics. I took immediate pics the day the work was completed pics. Then I took pics of the work that was holding only at about 60-70% of the initial work-clearly unacceptable. Again, in hindsight, I found it odd he did not take credit cards AND he had no sort of guarantee-again, limited options for this type of contractor in our market. When contacted via call, text and e-mail about getting his to do de rigeur rework that many contractors have to do ex post facto and is typically built in their hourly rate as a standard insurance cost for this very need, again, I found him to not be receptive. When I pressed him on this after a couple calls/texts starting around the holidays a week later, he became hostile in response, stating verbatim, "Leave the scheduling to me". Well, talk about the customer always being wrong! Pressed further another week later based on the increasing temperatures in mid Jan. that MATCHED the exact same temperatures as logged in the history of Weatherunderground.com in late Nov. when he did the work over a weekend (52F), he actually sent me a text stating "Are you out of your mind?". At this point, I patiently employed some mindfulness and waited 10 days. Nada. When I finally laid down the gauntlet and asked what was his endgame so I could proceed with my endgame as necessary, he had the gall to insult me further and chastised me for even thinking he had an obligation to perform any sort of rework. Thus, the camel came in contact with the straw that broke his back. Oh, and BTW, he further stated that if I wrote anything that would be critical of his work, he would sic his attorney on me-clearly he is not familiar with the First Amendment and our beloved concept of the freedom of speech. Have at it, John. My attorney would be more than happy to disembowel your internal Leprechaun.

Joe and his company are fantastic to work with. They are honest, hardworking, quality craftsmen…read more I would not hesitate to work with them again. I had two set of chairs dating back to the 1950s and early 1960s that were in desperate need of some tlc; CJs made the gorgeous again. I trusted their quote and every penny I paid was worth it!

We had two kitchenette bar stools and four ding room chairs reupholstered. The original (now 12…read moreyears old) bar stools had very little seat padding and their backs were just steel bars. Not comfy. CJs installed more seat padding covered with our choice of material from their expansive selection. For the seat back, they had to design and make a padded back. This is superior craftsmanship. The dining room chairs were not as much of a challenge, but I might note, when I was thinking about doing this, I saw that there were 18 screws holding each seat pad on -- with three different sizes of screws and heads - Phillips, hex, and bolt. Yikes! I kick myself for not taking before pix, you'll just have to appreciate the after pix. It has been a long time since I've seen quality craftsmanship. This is the best I've seen for upholstery-- ever! Price: Another reviewer who gave them a poor review, but did not use their services, said they were too expensive. I would answer that my six items are now far better than they were when I bought them new. I thought the price was more than reasonable considering the quality of the result! So, looking to refresh or replace some chairs? You can price new chairs (though matching wood for a dining room set could be a problem), but I doubt the quality would be better than what we bought new. These reupholstered chairs are stain free and will last a long time!!! We're sitting pretty!

Oscar and his team did a fantastic job with our bathroom remodel and closet addition. They added a…read moresecond floor closet on our primary bathroom that is absolutely stunning. He is a stand up guy and is very easy to work with. We will have him do more in the future!!!