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    Elegance Surface Concepts - Pittsburgh - Kitchen refacing

    Elegance Surface Concepts - Pittsburgh

    (5 reviews)

    Fair pricing, owner is creative and not wasteful with your money…read more Our bathroom toilet was installed poorly and with no seal, it leaked into our kitchen. The kitchen looks nice with how they expanded our work space but the cabinets they installed are junk particle board n with water prone areas, they have blistered, cracked, faded and drawers fell apart. Getting them to come back or help fix the cabinets has been unsuccessful after several calls and texts!

    This post is for anyone that is looking for a contractor that they want to trust!…read more I think I figured it out. I want to tell you about our journey. So, just finishing up two bathrooms: our master bathroom and a second-floor hall bathroom, that share a wall. The hall bathroom is approximately 8x10 and the master bath is 10x10, 100-year-old Mt. Lebanon home. The Hall bath is original mud set. So, started the process two years ago and my wife and I struggled to find a contractor. Our primary goal was "peace of mind." We wanted to find someone that had vision, did quality work, and would give us options that would fit within a reasonable budget. And, honesty, after a while, all the contractors start to sound the same...."tell us what you want." And the prices were sometimes hard to fathom and while our initial goal was $60K for both bathrooms, we actually had bids in the $90-100K range. Crazy. After almost losing hope, I was introduced to Jeff through a friend that I could consider "exceptionally meticulous," lol, or picky! And the fact that this friend had nothing but positive things to say about Jeff meant a lot. Look at the pictures, they speak for themselves. What you need to know is that Jeff is onsite and a hands-on contractor. He also has a really great team. He is SUPER meticulous and thinks through obstacles as they arise. When you are opening 100-year-old walls, you sometimes come across surprises and obstacles. I was so impressed by Jeff's vision and how he would thing through these challenges. Further, he has a very strong "design" sense, as the project moved forward, he would bring up ideas to improve the beginning vision and they were always great. As an example, our walk-in closet shared a wall with our master bathroom and now we have a new second floor laundry room/walk in closet. It has changed our life! Jeff's estimate did not change aside from add-ons that made sense as the project progressed. His labor costs were mid-point to our bids and while we went over budget, it was our choice because of the materials we chose to use. And why am I posting all this, you might ask? I've been in sales my entire career, and it's my fundamental belief that when you identify true, trusted professionals, you help them. The last thing I will say about Jeff is that you can trust him. He cares about his reputation and wants to see his customers thrilled. He is responsible and will diligently work on your project until it is done. He gave us our "peace of mind." Please feel free to contact me at 412-849-5156 to discuss.

    Master Design Kitchens and Baths - Kitchen Remodeler

    Master Design Kitchens and Baths

    (4 reviews)

    My husband & I were lured with pretty photos, claims of an experienced & well educated project…read moremanager(PM) & promises of excellence that were made at the Pittsburgh Home Show. Our kitchen remodel started 7/12/17 & just ended yesterday 10/7/17. Many items in our home were damaged due to lack of care & concern. Statements were made & never followed-through. Hopefully, you also work from home, so you can monitor the quality of the work being done. In the end, our kitchen looks nice, but they only offered a 5% reduction of the total cost of the project (not including countertops). This is the reason for this negative review, as there were many damages & deficiencies that clearly were not accounted for. Admittedly, we settled, because after 12 weeks of having strangers in our home & the idea of dragging this through arbitration: WE. WERE. DONE. 1. Rug destroyed - not covered during months of abuse & demolition supplies/construction equipment stored on top of it. Contractor's assistant (his young neighbor) sat on it & ate lunch. We expressed concerns about his age/inexperience. Company credited the cost of the rug 2. Drapes destroyed: no plastic hung during demo. I hung plastic myself, because even though this was brought to the project manager's attention, it was not done. Company credited the cost of the drapes 3. Basement stairs stripped: contractor spilled chemicals that removed the paint 4. Dishwasher scratched, fridge & range stained/rusted: not covered despite MULTIPLE prompts. Company offered to replace panels or give discount 5. Dishwasher + insulation covered in demolition debris: not covered despite MULTIPLE prompts. It was installed, still covered in debris 6. Dishwasher toe kick cover lost, then reattached with BLACK TAPE. Company offered to come back (for a 5th "final visit"); we declined as we are 12 weeks into this project & want them out of our home 7. Refrigerator covered with demolition debris INSIDE + out: contractor never covered it & used it for personal use. We cleaned it & found drywall/plaster INSIDE; as well as contractor's iced tea 8. Clogged drain: contractor poured waste buckets in sink. Never fixed, despite multiple prompts 9. Stained Leman's drawer: contractor placed dirty, wet, copper pipes in the new cabinet * No dumpster onsite for demolition, so debris was stored on our rug in our home * Vent relocation never communicated to contractor, so a wood repair was done under tile floor instead of hardibacker * Vent moved to a different location, due to the PM "not understanding construction", per 1st contractor * Electrician said PM & contractor "are rarely on the same page." * 2nd vent not given an elbow duct under toe kick * Cabinets sat in hot/humid garage for weeks & never rested indoors before installation * Countertops "ran out" so we had to choose new ones 2 weeks into the project * Large sink delivered - homeowners had to carry it indoors in the rain, as the contractor left early * Contractor used our personal weight equipment from the garage to bang down uneven tiles without our permission * Over 7 weeks late for project completion. Multiple 2-4 hour work days & at least 3 days when NOBODY showed up. An additional crew was promised to make up for lost time, but never happened * Poor quality work lead to firing of 1st contractor. 2nd one had to fix & completely redo tasks, leading to more delays & being pressured to "just finish the job" * PM claims only 1 job is assigned to a crew at a time, but near the end, our contractor was working multiple jobs * Floor grout applied in dirty seams, in stages, weeks apart, creating obvious differences in colors & divets/bumps. 2nd contractor had to regrout the entire floor AFTER cabinets & appliances were installed, causing staining/rusting of appliances & mounds of grout against toekicks * PM said ceiling above refrigerator would be painted due to cabinets being installed before painting, this was never done * Cabinets installed before painting, leading to an unfinished look around cabinets * PM said a master plumber would be doing the plumbing as required by Allegheny county, but this never happened * Microwave measurements admittedly were never even reviewed by PM, which lead to delays in installation & having to choose a less desirable microwave * Shortages of supplies: Grout, floor tile, crown molding. Per 1st contractor "this happens all the time to save money" * Not fully installing hardibacker under cabinets due to being "too much work" so tile placed directly on top of linoleum. Contractor would not have tiled under cabinets at all, had I not monitored & confronted him. He said, "You won't even see it anyway!" * Large pieces of wood used as tile transitions, instead of sleuders. Our bathroom door had to be sawed down so it would actually close (twice) * Construction supplies left behind for months & are still present. We have to arrange large trash pickup

    I had the dissatisfaction of working for this company this past winter. The project manager Todd is…read moreanything but organized. The companies "best" contractor matt, constantly slanders him and the rest of the company for " being a hack", and "never being organized". materials are never on the job sites from what I'm told, and I had to pay out of pocket for some of the materials needed. Todd's attitude is atrocious and he shouldn't be dealing with customers. The electrician left a disastrous mess in the basement of one customer from drilling and running wire. It was never cleaned except by the homeowners. I never recieved a pay stub until the end of my employment. And overheard frequent conversations about checks bouncing. All in all this company is not recommended. Find professionals to do your kitchen or bathroom.

    Kingswood Designs - contractors - Updated August 2026

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