Tania asked all the right questions and turned our home into the contemporary design we had hoped…read morefor. She was sensitive to the needs of my wife who is wheelchair bound and assured that there was plenty of room to manipulate the chair around in the space afforded. Her taste in furniture, flooring and window treatments complimented the views afforded from our home. She handled some difficulties with sub contractors with grace and aplomb to keep the home looking great.

Tania has great taste and is versatile to boot: she worked with our dated space, ever-changing…read morebudget, and existing furniture, mixing pieces of multiple sources and styles, and brought it all together with brilliant vision. She's not only fun to work with, but a boss of a project manager. She'll execute and elevate your vision.

Hire Matt. It is that simple. Seriously…read more Matt installed cabinets in our kitchen, laundry room, and bar, and also did some other trim carpentry work in our house and master bathroom in late May and early June 2022. He did such great work -- with unparalleled professionalism and positivity -- that we have hired him to do additional tile work for us later this Fall. We have renovated three homes and have worked with literally dozens of contractors and tradespersons over the years, and none have come close to the level of professionalism, attention to detail, craftsmanship, punctuality, efficiency, and dedication that Matt displayed during our project. He clearly takes pride in his work, and is an outstanding communicator. He also is a creative problem-solver when unexpected issues (such as walls not being plumb) arise. We cannot say enough positive things about Matt and our experience in working with him. Highly recommended! The attached pictures speak for Matt's incredible talent!

We had R&R Cabinetry install all of our cabinets and appliances in our kitchen remodel along with…read moresome unrelated trim work. Matt does a superb job, and we couldn't have been happier with the finished product. Unlike many other companies that advertise for cabinet installation, Matt actually specializes in cabinetry. It took us several attempts to find an installer we could trust would do a good job. Matt did a phenomenal job, and was extremely patient with the overflowing mess at our resulting from multiple projects going on simultaneously and working around multiple starts and stops due to issues with the delivered cabinets, working around other contractors, etc. If you have an upcoming cabinet job, R&R cabinetry should be your first call.

I've been meaning to write a review for a month…read more Let me just say Steve is first class service all the way. We wanted to make our basement more cozy and requested some quotes from contractors. After realizes most items I wanted were wood pieces I decided to contact Adams cabinetry. Steve came out, gave me his opinions on things and went home and hand sketched my vision on paper. Not only that but his quote was fantastic. These are custom hardwood pieces for a great deal. It includes installation, constant check ins from Steve, and the fun part of picking a stain and finishes. I can not say enough good things about this company. Professional, communicative, etc. first class service all the way. Everything including installation was done within 6 weeks.

If you're looking for the highest quality woodworking in the Denver area, you've found it. As a…read morelifelong woodworker myself and one very experienced in remodeling and decorating, I recognize and appreciate top quality. The owner, Steve, is very personable and a true artist and craftsman. Meeting with him is a pleasure and you can count on continuing support throughout and after the project. Be prepared, however, for high prices, something you'd expect for top quality. I do believe that perhaps the work is a bit overpriced and that you might be able to find high quality work at a better value. Steve is also a good salesman. That's not to say that's bad, it's important to showcase your work and promote it, but be prepared for a pitch to do more work than you plan.

These guys were a joy to work with and I love my kitchen more than anything. They're very busy so…read moreexpect a wait in terms of scheduling, but it'll be worth it in the end. Thanks Joe, Mike & team for building us the most beautiful kitchen!

If there were more than 5 stars, I would select them. I can't start to express from start to…read morefinish the pleasure of working with Joe, Mike and family. They are just the dearest nicest people. Any questions were quickly responded to. The workmanship alone was far above my expectations. The refaced cabinets and new cabinets are the highest quality achievable. Everything was handled in a very professional, courteous manner. I would highly recommend them. The look and quality is something you would expect to pay much much for. I'm forever grateful for the beautiful kitchen transformation.

Mark came to our house for a warranty issue on cabinets that Alpha Cabinetry ordered and installed…read more The paint had bubbled and was flaking off one cabinet in a guest bathroom. He said he would talk to his rep from the cabinet company and let us know our options. We waited several months and tried to contact Mark to follow-up. He never called us back. He finally answered when my husband called and said he had not talked to the cabinet company yet. At this point we had waited five months. Why come to our house to see the problem, get our hopes up and leave us waiting? I would prefer a direct response if he was too busy or did not want to do the job so we could move on. I finally sent an email directly to the cabinet company. They honored their warranty and sent us new cabinet fronts. It was pretty simple!! I called Mark again to let him know I had success with the cabinet company and to see if he would like to do the install. Still no call back... It's very confusing since Alpha Cabinetry did ALL the cabinets in our 6,600 square foot home. Are they worried about the integrity of the product they supplied or just terrible at communication and time management? If I ran my business like this, I'd be out of business!!

Paul and his crew were fantastic. From the beginning, when…read morethe tile company misplaced and forgot to put in our special order, Paul was able to put pressure on them in order to meet our deadline. The workers in our home were as quiet and respectful as possible, and cleaned up at the end of every day. The skill set was exceptional as I had requested intricate borders and cut outs on our flooring that required careful measurements and cutting, all executed beautifully. Communicative, they showed up on time every day and let me know if they were running late ( once). And our bathroom remodel was above and beyond our expectations. Professional and able in every way, highly recommend.

Just what our home needed: a hand made cherry wood vintage doorbell chime cover stained to look…read morelike teak, to use in place of the "simulated woodgrain plastic" doorbell chime vintage 1972 NuTone chime cover that I found on eBay -still new in box. Tyler is so great to work with. He's easy going, communicates so well, and quickly via text or email too. Just LOOK at the difference he made for our chime in the photos. SO cool, so custom. And so worth it. This is the exact kind of wood working artisan/craftsman I was looking for. So should you.

Tyler is a very highly skilled, creative woodworker. I wanted a custom dresser made (picture…read moreincluded). He took my ideas and ran with them to create something beautiful and truly one-of-a-kind!! His woodworking skills are incomparable, as is his professionalism. He even filmed a video of him making the dresser so I could see the process! Amazing!! https://youtu.be/km-WHSmczbk I can not recommend TG's Woodworking enough!

In April of this year, I walked downstairs in my home to relax after a very long day. Before I…read morecould sit down, I was horrified to see water leaking through my ceiling and dripping down a wall in the middle of my basement. I then looked into the adjacent bathroom and was heartbroken to see the ceiling of my just painted bathroom sagging with a water "balloon" from the same plumbing catastrophe. I had no recourse other than to poke it with a screwdriver to drain the water into a cooler. The next day I began feverishly searching for a plumber, hopefully one that was independent and reasonably priced. I could find none, so I opted to call a horrendously over priced company called Afford-A-Rooter. They came out and charged me a total of almost $500 to snake a few pipes and take a video of the main. Both the service rep and the office rep were unbelievably arrogant and rude. I asked them for an estimate to replace my old galvanized and cast iron drain pipes, and they quoted me a preposterously large amount to repair only a small section, which I turned down. Over the next several days, I searched very seriously for an independent plumber to help me with my repairs. I looked online extensively, inquired with friends and co-workers, and finally was referred to one person known locally as "John The Plumber" who I contacted. After explaining the job to him, he asked me to take photos of the pipes needing replacement and to email them to him, which I did. He didn't even bother to reply at all. Neither did 3 other companies I left messages with to attempt to get estimates. Finally I had one other large company come out, whose office clerk spoke to me like I was a naive child, and they too gave me an utterly absurd estimate to do a partial job, which I also refused. At least a full week after the initial disaster, I looked on yelp again and found Eric with Everyday Solutions. I called him and he responded within a day (on a weekend) and said he could come over to do an estimate early the following week. Upon meeting Eric, I immediately felt uplifted, as it was the first time in all of my dealings with plumbers that I could tell I was in the presence of someone who was sincerely willing to help me and had more in mind than serving his own or his company's selfish, greedy interests. He provided me with an estimate later that day. I accepted his bid and we scheduled the work to be done in a few different sessions, as it was quite extensive, and I was no longer in an urgent crisis. As Eric is not affiliated with any large, corporate plumbing companies, he is quite busy and his services are in demand. Therefore he had to finish some existing work before he could begin repairing my plumbing. But after what I went through with all those other companies, and the education I received along the way (they all have fleets of vehicles, uniforms, and tons of overhead which must be factored into the price, and all of the plumbers work on commission, so it is in their interest to charge you the highest price possible), I didn't mind waiting a few more days to get started. Eric's first day of work in my home was wonderful. He is a friendly, genuine, decent man who actually takes pleasure in helping people. He came over and got right to work on my plumbing issues. He took the time to do the job right, and was by far the most personable, respectful, kind plumbing and repair professional I have ever had in my home. Literally the complete opposite of the two reps from the two large plumbing companies who came over, both of whom had arrogant attitudes and talked to me as if I was an uneducated idiot who should feel fortunate that they were taking the time to rip me off. The second leg of the job required Eric to acquire specialty parts to replace, old outdated sections of cast iron piping, including a four way connector which isn't made anymore. Therefore there was some additional waiting while Eric took the time to find and gather the correct parts (all of which he paid for up front and billed me for later - try to find a big company who will do that for you). And, there was at least one incidence of rescheduling on Eric's part, due to his being so busy giving the same level of service to other clients. I learned patience along the way, and after the first day of Eric doing first rate repairs and spending the time needed to do the job right without overcharging me, I had come to realize what a gem I had in finding this very nice and rare service professional. This second phase of the job required two sessions to complete, and Eric put in an enormous amount of work to finish a very involved job - a huge amount of work for one person. The final bill I got was extremely reasonable and was very, very fair for a job of this magnitude. I did have one issue with a leak after all was said and done, and Eric came right over when I notified him of this, and fixed it perfectly and completely, all with a smile!

Honest and professional, scrupulously detailed in his work be it stone or Sheetrock! This guy can…read morefix anything!

Andy at Dollard Construction did an excellent job on our office shelving project. Having known him…read morefrom a past corporate role, we already trusted his work ethic--and he absolutely delivered. From the initial scope to completion, he was professional, efficient, and detail-oriented. The finished product looks fantastic and was completed in a timely manner. We've already referred him to friends in Arvada and wouldn't hesitate to recommend him to anyone looking for reliable, high-quality construction work.

We had a mixed experience hiring and working with Andy to install custom kitchen/bath cabinets and…read moreinstall custom trim work, doors and hardware. We wouldn't hire Andy again and actually ended up firing him before all work was completed. Communication: D Craftsmanship: B- Work Ethic: C- Problem-Solving: C- Some of the kitchen cabinet installation is good (setting straightforward cabinet bases and uppers), some isn't so good (trim/crown miters with larger gaps, solving problems with cabinet issues/fillers). Some of the door and custom trim installation is good (simple-cut trim pieces) and some isn't so good (face-nails sloppy, door hinge installs a bit sloppy). We also did much of the prep work that Andy had signed up for but just didn't do in an acceptable, detailed manner (kitchen prep before cabinet install, floor/workspace protection from damage, cleanup). Overall though, much of the installation work was acceptable (but not outstanding). The main issues that led to firing Andy was really poor communication and problem-solving. Some installation problems seemed to overwhelm Andy and impacted progress and timely completion of planned work. Some work schedule issues seemed to stress Andy out and, without effective communication with us as his clients, derailed the project completion (failure to show up on scheduled work days, walking off the site in anger). Andy also had some difficulty staying focused on a logical and planned progression of the various project tasks. In the last interaction with Andy (after he was fired), he let us know that if we couldn't find anyone else to finish the remaining work that, without any "hard feelings", he'd return to finish, but at 1.5x his normal rate. Nope - we found a very qualified trim carpenter to finish up on Task Rabbit. Ultimately, these issues didn't work for us, especially with the flexibility we offered and the amount we were paying Andy. Perhaps more experience working with real-world clients will help Andy with future projects, but not any of ours.