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Atlanta Bookshelves BBB Rating

If I could give a negative star, I would. I would not recommend Atlanta Bookshelves. They caused a lot of damage during demolition, failed to show up to multiple install appointments (and then showed up late to the ones they did come to) ... and then they had to demo the project again due to incorrect measurements. On top of that, the second install was sloppy and their install damaged our base boards and molding which now look bad and cannot be fixed without replacing the parts. Just to get to this point it has been a year ... likely due to their high installer turnover (a new installer every time) I have wasted so much of my time trying to chase down Atlanta Bookshelves to come out and then waiting for them to not show up on time (or at all) ... time I can never get back ... I would also add that I am very weary of any 5 star reviews posted here. If you notice, very few of the reviewers are actually in the area... a big red flag to me for a local service provider. Additionally, the 1 star reviewers all have the same issues, which is exactly what happened to me. I've attached their BBB rating. Wish I had seen this when I went to hire them...

Atlanta Bookshelves did an amazing job on my custom built-in. I couldn't be happier with the entire experience!!
Chris W.

We wanted a built-in fitting the entire width of a wall with some pretty tricky design elements. I'm a pretty picky customer and one at this job to gift character to my home and be a major focal point. I looked around at a lot of sites and shops when I found atlantabookshelves.com Which appeared the best suit our needs and design ideas. Tim and his design team worked with us throughout the design process and I found exactly what I was looking for. The process of selecting a design went quickly after a few simple discussions. The project turned out beautiful and we don't know how we ever lived without it! I get compliments from everyone that walks into my home. I think what really set this project to part was the personalize experience. Everything about this project turned out great! I'm not one to post reviews often but Atlanta Bookshelves is truly a great business.

A "finished product" ... and the wrong bookshelf.
Annie G.

Tim Ford and his wife Ginger are the worst business owners I've ever dealt with. We had two contracts with Atlanta Bookshelves to build two bookshelves, and it clearly stated that any disputes would go to mediation. However, they simply disappeared (after months of strange behavior--happy to share their emails), and informed us they would not build our bookshelves, refund any of our money ($4,360.50), or go to mediation. No compromise. We tried many times to find a solution. We even resent them their own emails, showing in their own words that they made a mistake and built the wrong bookshelf. No comment, they simply vanished. Before they quit, it was four months of disorganized emails from them (sent from three employees and two email accounts), often contradicting one another; as well as, disorganized visits from Tim (once he came with no tape measure, no pen, and wasn't able to find our email on his smart phone regarding what he came out to discuss about the living room bookshelves--we had to lend him these things and I printed out a copy of the email for him, from my smart phone). We were told Ginger handled all the contracts and would be out on contract day, but she never showed and no explanation was offered. We were easy going through all of this, and didn't question them. Then, after signing a contract with Tim and handing over thousands of dollars in our deposit, they disappeared for 12 days. No explanation. During this time, I sent an email response with some edits to the living room bookshelf plan they submitted (it left out basic things we agreed to during his visit), and got a vacation responder. After 12 days, a new employee emailed us, whom I honestly think was Ginger using a different name, pressuring us to agree to the plans, telling us it is "time sensitive" as our build date was approaching and they didn't "want any delays." I asked if she'd read my email, and then forwarded it. They hadn't read it. They eventually responded (in a confused fashion, from separate employees and email accounts) without answering all of my questions, and offered another incorrect plan for the living room. I see they have some good reviews, and I'm not sure why. My guess is that these customers wanted more basic bookshelves. We were clear from my very first email to them, with photos, that we wanted something more involved. They always agreed to this wholeheartedly, but then repeatedly tried to have us agree to more basic bookshelves. The initial plans they submitted were simply the standard bookshelves for that space, disregarding our specific interests. Despite the promises, spoken and in emails, I don't think they could do what we wanted. Actually, later they said this in a text. After we handed over $4,360.50 in two deposits, their promises diminished into just trying to push through more simplistic plans. Ultimately, I completely designed our living room bookshelves myself, and they came out to confirm the measurements (with no tape measure, borrowing ours), and then we all agreed. They emailed two weeks apart asking for confirmation of the final plans, and both times I responded in full, clear confirmation. Then they must have had some internal confusion, because they suddenly built our office bookshelves instead, which were never approved and were nothing like what we said we wanted. We have many great relationships with contractors, and we're known to be generous and understanding. Also, do not believe that you will receive a free "3D concept drawing" (or any drawing) before pressure to sign a contract. This is why we chose them, the promise of this drawing. They come out, do measurements, we discuss the project, and they draw up a bookshelf. Then, if we like it, we agree to work with them. This is their ad. They did a simplistic version of this for the living room (with promises to edit), but not for the office. Instead, they tried to push us into signing two contracts and giving two deposits at once, even though they hadn't provided a drawing for the office. We were nice about it, but only gave the one deposit we'd gotten a drawing for. As for the office, they'd had a month to submit a drawing for and hadn't done it. We asked several times, but no response. We even offered to pay them for the drawing, or even for multiple drawings. Tim agreed to this in person, but then did nothing. We ended up signing a contract for the office as well, never having received a drawing first. Afterward, it was completely downhill. Tim assured us that his builder could "do anything" and that "if we can't buy it, we can build it," which ended up being incorrect. They couldn't do the ornate top bookshelf moulding I'd asked for (and given photos of) from the beginning. They ended up writing me that it was impossible and would cost an extra $15,000. I have no idea what happened to the sample pictures I handed to Tim during one of his visits.

Overall, the bookshelves look great.
Aimee J.

We love our built-ins! Although we had an issue with drywall, they made it right and we are very pleased with how everything turned out.

I am not sure where to begin. It just saddens me that when you pay good money for a job to get done and the result is a not happy customer. I want to make all future consumers aware of the work that was done by this company. I am not going to get into all the horrific details or my interactions with the company after I informed them that I was not pleased with the work. The pictures should say it all. Prior to install, we were told that the doors would not be installed until 2 weeks which is not acceptable. After the doors were installed, there were gaps left when doors close. I will add more pictures soon. My friend that lives 2 doors down also had a horrible experience with their office install and trying to rectify the damages now. Just be very careful.

Top seam of built-in cabinet coming apart within a week of installation.

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Our bookshelves turned out beautifully! They did great work and we are very happy with the end result.

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Do they make office furniture, like conference tables?

Hi Danny. Yes we can make office furniture. Yes we can make conference tables. Please reach out to our office with any questions. Thanks

Do they make kitchen cabinets?

Yes. We can make kitchen cabinets. Please let me know if you have any more questions. Thanks

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