Nature's Granite installed a beautiful kitchen countertop with a double sink for us recently. Their…read moreinstallers were very courteous and professional. The installation went smoothly over two consecutive days. The best thing about the whole process was the advice we received guiding us on every aspect of the job - from the choice and finish of the granite to the edging of the corners. We couldn't be more pleased!

I had a great experience with Nature's Granite and would highly recommend them. They made a…read morebathroom vanity top and shower bench seat for a small bathroom remodel. This was a small job, but Eric and Nature's Granite treated me like a big customer. Communication was excellent and they were fast and efficient. I was very pleased with their work.

I love my new tub and tile. I am likely to hire this company again for my Kitchen remodel after a…read morefew other higher priority jobs are done. Cemil and Henry took very good care of us and setting up the job was easy. A few notes about the kind of work asked for. We needed to replace tub, tile and fix plaster damage on the first floor that was directly under a hole in the old tub. Kitchen and Bath Shop solved these issues and the work was wonderful. The workers gave good expectations on when they would arrive on site. They were very respectful and friendly. They took very good care to protect my home from scuffs. There were maybe two small places where grout/plaster ended up in an unexpected place (near my bathroom doorknob and a small splat on my toilet bowl) however I probably just need a putty knife to sand down remove that. No remodel goes perfectly, there was a snafu with the supplier that ended up with us installing a different color accent tile than originally planned. There was also a delay in getting tile, but in the days of Covid, we were prepared for that. However, the company gave us a discount and did not charge for the plaster repair, which more than made up for the alteration. The more I look at the finished product, the more I am happier with the result. Work took seven days to complete, due to a delay in receiving tile. Cemil did mention that it could be up to two weeks to finish the job, so he set realistic expectations. The workers were very professional. And my family can shower like we live in a hotel.

AVOID: Caught my house on fire…read more Turns out they used unlicensed electrical contractors and didn't pull required permits or get inspections. Per MD State Fire Marshall inspector Patrick McGaha: heated flooring installed by KBS was leaking deadly amounts of voltage under my shower/sink/toilet, and secondly it caught the wiring on fire next to my children's bed due to non-code wiring. KBS owners Paul Panah, Cemil Yilmaz, Henry Yilmaz, and Mahir Zeynalov knowingly put my family in danger as they personally oversaw the construction. The insurance carrier on their contract says they never had a policy, and a valid policy was not provided despite 3 requests. Instead of offering to pay for this to be fixed, they hired a lawyer and cut off communications. Construction with KBS was a disaster. Since KBS hadn't filed permits, they had to hide company vehicles and workers coming and going from our house (this was our first remodel and didn't realize this was strange). KBS had 5 different project managers during the 2 months of construction work, each quit KBS. KBS had 3 unrelated construction crews since they kept quitting too. KBS then made changes to designs that made no sense, like installing a stand alone tub against a wall leaving a 1mm gap instead of a normal wall tub. Cemil Yilmaz tried for 3 weeks to forcefully convince us to accept this tub, making us very uncomfortable with him, despite everyone at KBS stating this was not correct. KBS also installed a heated floor in HALF of the bathroom, and then Cemil attempted to convince us to accept it. Other issues: tile stopped before walls, trim height varies up to 1 inch, wavy walls, faucets had internal damage from install, gouges in tubs, scratches on counters, and cracked cabinets. We made a complaint to KBS Corporate about our experience with Cemil and Henry Yilmaz, so Paul Panah and Mahir Zeynalov personally came out and took ownership over the project. Cemil Yilmaz then began pressuring for early payments, and ultimately overcharged us $2,000 which he did not want to refund. Work was finished but no required permits or inspections happened. Fixing the electrical issues requires the entire bathroom to be removed and redone (since it is under the floor) Multiple quotes at over $80k, and KBS offered me $4500. Expect a similar experience at any KBS since Paul Panah owns them. AVOID.

I had Imler's install a patio to the back ofmy home in 2016. I am an older woman and should have…read morebeen cautious when it was I that had to suggest connecting the rebar to the homes foundation to stabilize project. After 5 years I noted the 2 block high wall had sunk a bit on a lean. Decided to keep an eye on it and one year later had sunk even more. I spent over $10,000 on the project so I contacted Imler's, who came by to look at it and was told "that's what retaining walls do". That I would have to dig the blocks out myself and reset them. REALLY??????? After six years a project that you did (really started to deteriorate in 5 years) I have to correct myself? These days you don't get what you pay for!

I hired Imlers to remodel my bathroom. They over charged. My bathroom is small and they took a…read moremonth to do it. I had no water, so I had to stay in a motel during that time. The men were so slow, my tortoise passed them. Every 5 minutes they would leave the project and go to their truck. I'm not kidding, every 5 minutes. The men shuffled their feet as if they had lead in them. I would not hire them again.

Jose did an incredible job with my bathtub which was peeling! A complete professional who was able…read moreto get it completed in one session with minimal disruption. I will definitely be recommending DC Bathtub Refinishing to friends/neighbors and seek to hire him again in the future.

jose is a pleasure to work with! i reached out to him about refurbishing my tub and he delivered!…read morehe was very customer service friendly, meticulous and detailed. i am happy with his service and my tub. i will definitely use him again for my other bathrooms and recommend him to others. THANK YOU JOSE!

After 30 years of living with a contractor grade master bathroom we pulled the trigger and did a…read moremajor upgrade. Onestop was great to work with. Our designer Gabrielle (Gabi) did an amazing job giving us many ideas and helping us select the products we wanted and stayed within our budget. Our contractor Edgar Sosa and his team went above and beyond, he is a true craftsman in all trades. We feel like Onestop was a great choice and they delivered a bathroom right of magazine. Thanks to all. YES, I would and have recommended them to friends.

Horrible experience from the beginning of the bathroom renovation with Matt, his foreman Irwin…read more They were disorganized, never contacted us when they would be starting the job. Instead they just showed up. They didn't show up for work for one day. They would arrive around 9:45 sit in their vehicle and start to work at 10 am, work for 2 hrs. have a 1 hr. lunch, and then start to wrap up around 4 pm. There was a language barrier, they ordered the wrong door, etc. Matt who says he's the project manager.....never acted like one. My husband would call him.....and he wouldn't call back. They take 90% of your money before they start. Matt told my husband that we were the lowest dollar job that they were working on. Who says that? Soooo unprofessional. Just because they finished the work.........it was an absolutely horrible experience. Don't hire them!!!!

Bob DeWitt is an artist. The man creates beautiful rustic kitchen tools out of blocks of wood…read more I first came across his booth at the Sugarloaf Crafts Festival a few years ago and was fascinated to watch the process of slowly and meticulously chipping and carving each bowl, spoon, implement, or cutting board. No chemicals, no sealants, no glue - all natural! And each creation is gorgeous! I've wanted one of his wooden soup ladles ever since I first saw them. I finally got one yesterday while at the Sugarloaf Craft Festival at the Dulles Expo Center in Chantilly, VA. These babies are not cheap. But I now have a cool, whimsical, natural soup ladle that I will use for all time! And it will bring a smile to my face each time I remember Bob and all the character, passion, and care he puts into his work. Something that often times is lacking nowadays. If you get a chance to visit DeWitt's Spoons & Bowls, take the time to ask Bob about the process of making each item. He loves talking about it, it's very interesting, and the enthusiasm he still has after all these years... well, it's a nice thing to see!

Super artist. The couple is very sweet too and any question: they answer and are intently patient…read more Goes into detail w you ANDI of Ambler Pennsylvania.

Great service, always greeted with a smile. One stop for all…read moreof our quality landscape materials. The nursery has the finishing touches to any landscape project.

Ordered wood pellets over the phone and the female who assisted me wouldn't give me the rebate that…read morewas sent in the mail. I mean, why would they even bother to send these out if they were not planning to honor them? I think greed and rudeness will ruin a business! It's been months and and I still haven't even got the delivery! Nah, Ill try somewhere else next year. And if this review gets deleted again, i'll just keep putting it back on. You can't censor me!