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I couldn't be happier with the renovation of my townhouse in Greenpoint! Finding a company I could…read moretruly trust was not easy -- I'm very cautious when it comes to my home. But after meeting the team at A to Z Renovations, I finally felt confident I was in good hands. They were on point, punctual, and extremely detail-oriented throughout the entire project. Every step was handled with care and clear communication. The quality of their work exceeded my expectations, and I felt completely comfortable from start to finish. I honestly feel blessed to have found them. Trust is everything when you're doing a renovation, and A to Z truly delivered on every level. I highly, highly recommend them and will definitely be using them again in the future.

I would like to make four major points in this review, followed by some photos to illustrate the…read morepoor quality of work done on my second floor/attic extension over my Cape-style Levittown home. **1. Unprofessional and condescending** The initial consultation is with William (the son), who is very personable and sits down with you to go over concepts. After about three visits, they ask for a deposit and a signed contract. From that point on, his father, Bill, takes over as "the licensed architect" -- a title he constantly reminds you of -- and the project becomes entirely his. Anything you agreed on with William is off the table. Bill only meets on his own schedule. He made my wife and me take time off work three times and refused to budge, since he only works 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. He is condescending and disrespectful in how he speaks to you. This was supposed to be my wife's and my dream project, and he made us feel terrible every time we interacted with him. If you didn't use the exact technical term for something -- for example, saying "crawl space" instead of the correct term for the empty space or didn't say "rafters" and said "the beam in my living room"-- he would claim you had no idea what you were talking about. For the record, you don't have a crawl space in that part of the house; you have a wall cavity. **2. Poor craftsmanship** As shown in the photos I uploaded, several walls were not straight. This only came to light because the flooring installer noticed the shift in the walls. I also included a photo showing my exterior wall next to the newly framed interior wall -- they only insulated the interior wall, not the exterior one. Meanwhile, my radiant water line runs in contact with the exterior wall, which means it will freeze in the winter. When I pointed this out, Bill said it wasn't necessary because it's not a code requirement for the town. **3. One-sided contract** Demo work and debris thrown from the second floor broke my front sprinklers. The dumpster also destroyed my blacktop driveway, leaving tire tread marks all the way down it, which I'll now need to get resurfaced. The contract you sign holds them not liable for any damage like this. They did not cover my driveway to protect it **4. Unreliable subcontracted work** When they build a dormer or add a level, they don't replace the subfloor unless it's part of a new footprint. So if your house is 80 years old, as mine is, they leave the existing wood in place -- often the subfloor are cracked or bowed with age -- making it impossible to properly install new flooring over them. Levittstyle will replace the subfloor, but at an inflated additional cost. I paid them to tile my small 8x8 bathroom -- just the floor and shower. Not only did it take their subcontractors three weeks to finish, but the price didn't even include tiling the niche (see attached photo). I've since asked three other contractors about this, and all three said they would never walk away from a job where they'd been paid hundreds of thousands of dollars without tiling that small section. **A few more important details** A large section of my first-floor ceiling had to be broken open to support the second floor. This wasn't in the original drawings. I repeatedly stressed that my family and I wanted to move back into the first floor as soon as it was safe after demo. Once the project was underway, Bill realized he'd need to open the ceiling -- even though it wasn't part of the original scope -- and had me sign a revised drawing to reflect that. What I didn't notice was a clause stating they were not responsible for finishing work, including painting. Three months into the project, the ceiling was still open, as shown in the photo. Bill schedules his subcontractors across multiple job sites at once, so he couldn't send anyone to close up the wall -- let alone paint it -- until it was convenient for him. As a result, my family couldn't move back in for four months. I only agreed for them to open up my first floor for the safety of the project and the house for my family. The new drawing they made me sign included in the corner, no finish work (painting). I ended up hiring a painter at the end of the project to paint the entire first floor myself, at a cost of $1,500. A week after we moved in, we noticed a crack in our ceiling running from the kitchen to the bedrooms -- about 25 feet long. Levittstyle dismissed it as a "stress line" from the house settling, showing no empathy for two obvious concerns: (a) whether it's even safe

Bill did a great job designing our kitchen and adding sunroom in the back. He made sure everything…read morewas to our satisfaction. I highly recommend LevitzStyle! *This review is a little late due to having this work done over a year ago. I had to call recently due to problem with ceiling fan and they was responded immediately. Thank you, Bill for all you've done for us.

Five stars is not enough for the work Procraft Design and Construction did on our home. I cannot…read moresing enough praises for the overall experience I had with Glen and his crew. We hired them to open up the first floor of our Cape Cod, and they completely helped me re-imagine the space taking down several walls to create a true open-concept layout. Along the way they installed new hardwood floors across the entire first floor, redid our shower, replaced both toilets, moved our washer and dryer, and prepped all the groundwork for our kitchen renovation. The craftsmanship throughout was outstanding. The part that really earned our trust is they delivered on what they promised AND THEN SOME! They finished within the estimate they quoted, and they were remarkably fast and efficient without ever cutting corners. Glen and his crew went above and beyond at every turn. His entire team was helpful, friendly, and easy to work with from the first day to the last. I would name them all here because I've gotten to know them personally, but I'll let you experience it first hand! If you're nervous about hiring a contractor (and who isn't?), Procraft is the team that will restore your faith. We could not be happier and will absolutely be calling them for our next project.

Excellent company. We got our backyard renovated by Procraft. Glenn responded quickly and was very…read moreeasy to work with as were his associates. He gave us ideas and we trusted him. As two busy professionals who didn't have a lot of time to oversee the project, we were very happy with how professional they were and the job was done seamlessly without any hiccups.

In April 2026, Wren Kitchens abruptly shut down all US operations and filed for bankruptcy -…read morewithout filing a WARN notice, without notifying employees, and without informing the thousands of customers who trusted them with their homes. Many customers paid large deposits, had their kitchens gutted, and are now classified as unsecured debt. They will likely receive nothing. People are out $10k-$20k+ with destroyed kitchens and no recourse. This is unforgivable. My kitchen was completed, but even I wasn't spared - my "lifetime warranty" is now worthless. And compared to the people left with half‑demolished homes, my loss is minor. This is a pathetic, disgraceful way to end operations: shutting down overnight, running away from obligations, and leaving customers and employees to suffer massive consequences. Even Spirit Airlines - a company famous for its issues - treated me with more integrity. When they wronged me, they refunded me. Wren did not. The CEO keeps the money while customers lose everything. Disgusting. Deplorable. Unforgivable.

I had a kitchen installed and there are some major problems with the baseboard moving and not…read morestaying in place I contacted the store in Selden but the manager of customer service told be to call the main office which I did 6 times but never got a call back to me. The baseboard of the cabinets is constantly moving began cabinets are opened or you walk by and your foot touches it. This should not happen it is inferior installation. When I have sought to have this issue resolved they are negligent. My kitchen cyst over 65.000,00 dollars. Now I see they have filed bankruptcy and maybe that is why the customer service never replied. I owe them money but will now insist that they service the inferior installation before paying them anymore .

Oz put in our Bathroom 19 years ago, still looks like it was yesterday. The Plastic piece that…read morekeeps the shower doors from banking together, finally wore out after 19 years. When I contacted them to get a replacement piece, they no problem, plus he came and installed it at no charge. Best customer service ever

Had my main bathroom renovated a year ago by Oz. They do a fantastic job. Bathroom came out…read morebeautiful, quality of job was awesome, price was right and the crew were all exceptional. A special Thank you to Dominic and Mike for all your help during and after the renovation. I'll recommend Oz to all my friends and family.

We've used Frank's Painting at least three or four times in the last decade. His crew's work has…read morebeen excellent each and every time. Show up on time? Check. Clean up after themselves at the end of each day? Check. Friendly? Check. Neat and clean? Check. Stay for the full day? Check. Use quality paint and materials? Check. Would we use them again? Absolutely!

I posted the specs of my interior housepainting project and Frank responded personally within the…read morehour. We're discussing my project now.

Russell and his team did a full service upgrade over three years ago (awesome job). I recently…read morerefinished my attic converting it into a living space which includes high hat lighting, dimmer switches, and outlets, doing the electric on my own. The lights began to "flicker" which caused some angst as to whether or not it was a safety/fire concern. Contacted Russell, had immediate response, a set time window to come by, kept it, inspected giving the thumbs up, and he did not charge $0.01. That is how you run a business. Highly recommend Absolute and Russell. BTW, that ceiling fan review is probably his/her house settling.

Whether it was installing a fence, interior painting or electric, it seems I really know how to…read morepick'em. My awful luck with contractors continued with choosing this outfit to be my electricians. A year later: There is now a substantial gap between where the ceiling fan should be flush against the ceiling. I don't think it's going to fall or anything, but its certainly not installed properly, and looks awful. The in the wall light switch they added that is supposed to turn on the light in the dining room works about 50% of the time. The 50% of the time it doesn't work you have to switch it back off, and then on again. not the biggest deal, but annoying nonetheless. I had them install remote control lighting. The lighting in one of the three rooms can no longer be controlled by the remote or the by manually hitting wall switch, you have to go the actual lamp and turn it off. And while they were upgrading one of the light switches they cracked the sheetrock they screwed it on to. Wasn't a big deal at the time, but in hindsight it kinda is since they screwed everything else up. Everyone is allowed one oops, but it seems that's all they had. On their itemized bills you'll see a break-out for all the works done - $45 for a light fixture, $25 for an outlet, etc. But you'll also see a $125 charge for a "service call" IN ADDITION to the itemized billing. I don't mind spending money to get quality work, but this isn't what happened here. This was over $1,500 paid for sloppiness.

We used Great Additions to turn our house into a mother/daughter home and extend our downstairs…read morekitchen. From start to finish the Great Additions team were wonderful! Any issue that came up were addressed immediately by Howie, the owner of this company. As the project was moving along, they saw ways to enhance different rooms in the house make it more functional and give us more space and updated it. The work is impeccable. It took only 3 months from start to finish and we added 3 bedrooms, 2 kitchens, 1 bathroom and a Livingroom in addition to reflooring our entire house. I live in my dream house now! I would highly recommend them to anyone.

Hired them a few years ago to put a backroom on the house. Did a great job. Better then we had ever…read morehoped for. No regrets about hiring Great Additions. I wish we would have hired them for our current project. The current company we are using is not organized, in year 2 of a "6 week project", and unprofessional....all things that with Great Additions we never had to worry about. They had talked us out of going with Great Additions and it is a huge regret on our part.

Ray Coleman is an excellent contractor. We are very pleased with his workmanship. He replaced 17…read morewindows and 6 doors in our 70 year old split level. He insulated and sheet-rocked our garage and repaired a bathroom ceiling. Some of these jobs had unexpected challenges which he handled expertly and ethically. His work was always neat and organized. Anyone working with him was equally skilled, polite, and conscientious. We are totally satisfied with the quality of the renovations he did in our home and highly recommend him. Joan & Richard Ratty

Ray and his son remodeled our entire first floor and we could not have been happier with their…read morework. We have a split level and they remodeled our kitchen, took down walls, put in beams, worked with our kitchen designer and gave us the kitchen of our dreams. They were so clean throughout the process and communicative. We never had to ask what was happening, Ray and his team kept us in the loop on everything daily. It was important to Ray that we were happy with the work as well and he made sure to check in with us throughout the project. They were done quicker than we anticipated and we can't wait to have Ray and his team back to re-do our bathroom. I have been recommending Ray and his team to all my friends and colleagues and would continue to recommend him to anyone that needs a great GC. In the pictures you'll see before with the older kitchen and all the walls, I included pictures when Rays team was working, to the final product, no walls and an open concept kitchen. We were so lucky to find Ray, his price was fair, he was transparent about everything, and he really did walk us through the entire process.

They re-modeled a small bathroom in our house. The workmanship was excellent, the price was good,…read moreand the bathroom actually looked bigger in the end! It was a pleasure dealing with Vas and his staff. Vas went out of his way to get us exactly what we wanted, even when it was difficult to obtain. I definitely recommend Professional Home Remodeling

The workers started on time, worked all day minus their lunch break and cleaned up the property so…read morewe'll one could not tell that a roofing job was done. They were respectful of the property and protected my plants. The workers did a great job on the roof. I have observed Professional working on other homes in my neighborhood, which is why I contacted them for my roof issues. Sales representatives should be able to answer the customer's questions about financing terms without having to call the office for an answer especially when a different representative is sent to the residence for a signature on the sales slip.