We moved into a home built in 1922 last year and immediately realized the kitchen, DR and upstairs…read morebathroom we're going to have to be among our first projects in the house to make it comfortable for us. We discussed our project with three different companies, and Earth Stone delivered a competitive bid, and was able to meet our vision with a complete gut in the kitchen and bathroom along with opening up our DR to the kitchen. They made our house safe by fixing structural issues found along the way and implemented a beautiful design. The end result is a kitchen open to our DR that is bright and happy with ample cupboard space, and modern flair that still kept the feel of the older home. The bathroom is awesome! It went from dark, dreary and strange to beautiful and functional. The space was very small, but Earth Stone was able to get all our wants, including a bathtub for me within the size constraints of the space. We appreciated the Earth Stone teams working in and out of the house. They were all kind, considerate and professional--from the design team to the craftsman. The work done is amazing!

The in-store staff are extremely helpful and super easy to work with. We were set up with our…read moreestimate in just a few minutes. We have a long galley kitchen and I mentioned I didn't want a seam on a long run, no problem I was assured! Unfortunately, I was out of town during the install. The guy who did the measurements measured the sink wrong. "Easy fix" they said, and back to the shop to cut a new piece. Wait, it took six weeks to get the install but you can go cut a whole new piece in a couple hours? Well, not exactly. Now I have an ugly seam in the center of the sink, and there's a huge tooling gouge on the front edge. I'm sad about that, but the wife doesn't notice so I guess it's not a big deal (to her). The opposite wall has 8 feet of cabinets. Simple slab install, right? Well, one end the overhang is 1/2 an inch, the other end 2¾ inches. I mean how do you screw that up? It looks, for lack of a better word, stupid. Definitely not what $4000 should look like in my opinion. If you're thinking about spending your money here, make sure you watch the install team. Personally I feel like my wife was taken advantage of due to the complete lack of quality control. Maybe I'm overly critical, but I didn't think people really care about quality craftsmanship anymore.

Builders Discount carries a variety of great options at a much cheaper price! I always shop here…read morefirst now!

Sold me a used door for a new price. Claimed it was new. You could tell where the door handle and…read morehinges had been removed, dirty and scratched. Was not wrapped in plastic or in box.

Stay Away! Granite is soft and scratches too easy…read more Hunter is too buisy to even come by to repair or polish All he cares about is making money and the price is way high considering he doesn't service what he installs

We could not have been more pleased with the outstanding job Hunter did on our quartzite…read morecountertops. Office manager Gayle did a wonderful job walking us through the process. We feel Hunter went beyond being an excellent craftsman to being a true artist on our project. We highly recommend Hunter, especially if you are looking for something beautifully unique.

Was trying to get carpet repaired and they set me up extremely quickly to get an estimate and…read morerepairs done! Highly recommend them!

We were having our kitchen remodeled and used Interiors by H&W, for the floor tile and backsplash…read moretile. Mike Albertson was very helpful in selecting the best materials that fell within our budget. He even helped in color selection and gave us all the information we needed, to make an informed decision. His crew arrived prepared and completed the job in one day! I recommend them for any job you may happen to have. You won't be disappointed.

I was in bad need of a new privacy fence, my current one had fallen over in a couple spots. Found…read moreTidewater Trim and Deck on Facebook and gave them a call. Talked with Mr. Mike McAlea and was able to schedule an appointment in one days time. Mike arrived right on time, listened to what I wanted, measured everything, and got a quote to me within one days time. I needed a little time to digest the info and he did not "bug" me about it. When I called to start project, they immediately got busy scheduling, reinspecting, calling city, etc.. Project started in one week and was completed in one day! The next day they came by again and followed up with me to confirm I was pleased. If needing a private fence, I would definitely recommend Tidewater Trim and Deck.

I contacted Tidewater Fence - they came out the same day to look at my problem. Gave me…read moresuggestions on putting another gate on my fence. You would think that gate was there from the beginning. Super sweet gentlemen working at this business. Would highly recommend

We contracted on Feb2021 with Southern Scapes Pool & Landscape Design to install a new Latham…read morefiberglass in-ground pool. We met with Tom May about the specifics and he drew up the contract, down deposit made and our target date was Nov2021. Tom said he would draw up a set of plans & get them over to me for review/approval, it was indicated/assumed the plans would be drawn up in a timely manner; the planset was emailed to me in Oct2021. The COVID impacted delivery of the fiberglass pool and it was delayed out for several months. Another email stated we were on the April2022 install pattern. Tom's crew showed up in April and the process began. The hole was dug, pool was set, plumbed and backfilled. The electrical crew showed up and wired everything to the main panel. Concrete was poured for the decking and-at first appearances while it was still wet, it looked great. It was noted that the hand rail cups had shifted position during the pour and troweling. They were moved by the concrete guys while the mix was still plastic, which upset the bond and caused the concrete to chip around the brass cup; they were no longer adhered to the concrete. Approx four weeks after pouring, a crack had developed in one of the deck panels and was traveling in a lateral direction where there was no control joint; it had exceeded 6ft long (visible crack). A second crack was forming from the opposite control joint by the rail cups and was traveling towards the 6ft crack. There were also footprints in the concrete from the concrete crew removing the forms around the mouth of the pool; knee boards were not used to step/kneel on during this process, instead socked feet were used to walk on uncured concrete. Tom came out, inspected and it was determined that the concrete had failed due to a possible improper mix and underlayment. Tom agreed that the whole concrete deck would be removed and they (Southern Scapes) would bear the cost for the replacement. Due to varying schedules, the removal and repouring occurred in Sep2022. A different concrete supplier (CRMP) was used, which is located closer to the site. During the deck removal, the concrete contractor stated he would lay down steel mesh as an additional preventive measure for cracking. On the day of the pour, he stated that his supplier did not have any mesh available, therefore none was laid. Lessons learned/After action: 1: Read the contract closely, if there is a feature/option that was discussed and agreed upon, make sure it is in there before you sign (features/options outside of the standard package). Southern Scapes adheres to the contract and will bring it up when confronted. 2: Communication between contractor and customer was/is very poor, I had to call/text/email numerous times to find out dates/times for onsite events and details. The company does not give periodic updates nor notice when they'll be out to work, they just show up unannounced. 3: Southern Scapes states they do not warrantee the concrete from cracking as stated on their website. Having prior experience working with concrete, I've never had cracking issues after four weeks of initial pouring. 4: There were delays due to supply chain shortages that were very understandable, which I was extremely flexible and compliant with. 5: The overall cost was my driving factor for satisfaction level. There was a great deal of money that went into installing this pool and I expected a highly professional job upon completion. 6: My satisfaction level is very low with the concrete sub-contractor; very poor workmanship on all angles, the final product is typical of a garage floor, not a pool deck. 7: I am completely satisfied with the expert levels of plumbing Tom's crew has and the electrical sub-contractor Tom brought in, very professional and they cleaned up after themselves, leaving no trash. 8: I am also completely satisfied with the fiberglass pool itself, no complaints/regrets on the brand/model we chose. 9: Tom May did honor his word that he would make it right, which he did by replacing all of the concrete at his cost. 10. Working with the co-owner, Christy, was not a pleasant experience. She was more concerned with money and adherence to the contract more than the satisfaction of the customer. 11: Southern Scapes does need to make vast improvements on customer relations, communication, professionalism and workmanship. Without satisfied customers, businesses would not thrive nor survive. 12: Finally, I would recommend Southern Scapes solely based on Tom's action of honoring his word, that carries a lot of weight with me; a man's word is everything in business and elsewhere.

We had excellent service from Tommy from the beginning, when we first inquired about pools, his…read morecompany was the first one to reach out to us. Tommy and his crew were beyond amazing. We meet with him in late spring, he was extremely patient as we changed our minds about the pool lay out, where in the yard to put it and so fourth. After several meeting with Tommy, and 5 quotes later( thankful that he was so patient) he gave us a start date. They actually started the pool a week earlier than what he originally told. Within a week we were able to use the pool. Tommy always kept me abreast of what to expect. I have a beautiful pool in my backyard and I can't say enough about the service and now friendship that he provided!!

I have purchased 2 LARGE couches and multiple custom pillows as well as wall décor, bed…read morelinens-spreads. I have not had a problem with quality or integrity of fabric, frame, or customer service. Quite the opposite; I feel this company went out of their way to guide me into making the correct decisions. I was educated on fabrics-durability, versatility of furniture pieces and color. This is THE store to create a beautiful home. Have NO reservation.

After spending $3500 on a sofa and love seat, within one year it began to sag and "Pill" …read more I was hoping Coastal Accents and the manufacturer would stand behind their product. The first time it happened they reupholstered the furniture, when it happened again within one year I was told to go out and buy a "depiller". Selling furniture myself I would have never told a repeat customer to do this, I would have made the manufacturer return it and move on to a new manufacturer. I am unhappy with the customer service I received from both parties.

We worke3d with these folks on several occassions. They are great. Our latest project was a beach…read morehouse in the Outer Banks. Contacted them by email - they went out and measured the next day and beat the price provided by Coastal accents by over $1500. This was all done without ever having to meet face to face and we just arrived at our house and they are beautiful! My husband said the house appears cleaner than before we were last here!!!!! 10 STARS for Kirk and Lynn at Budget Blinds

I found this "company" on a Google search for motorized blinds and drapes. We have a brand-new…read morebuilt home at the beach needed all windows treated with motorized blinds and drapes, we are thinking a $25-30,000 job. We made an appointment with Kirk's wife for Thursday at 3 PM explaining to her that we had to leave the island to go for a doctor's appointment but that we should be back by 3 PM and she said, "No worries. If you find you're going to be late just email us and let us know." At 2:25 PM we emailed to let them know we would be 10 minutes late as our doctor's appointment ran longer than expected. At 2:55 PM Kirk called us and said, "we have a 3 o'clock appointment, where are you?" We explained that as we told his wife, we were on our way back from a doctor's appointment which ran considerably longer than expected and as his wife had advised us, we had emailed letting him know that we would be 10 minutes late. He huffed and puffed and hung up, apparently not having read his email. We arrived home at 3:11 PM and no budget blinds. A card was stuck in our door. At 3:44 PM Kirk returns to our home and rings the bell. I answered the door. He does not say a word, doesn't say hello, doesn't identify himself, nothing. Feeling quite uncomfortable with him, I asked if he was Kirk, and he said yes. Witnessing a bad attitude, I asked him if he was having a bad day. His response: "Well, I've been riding around all afternoon losing money with you." I responded, "Well, I can make that better for you or worse for you." He stopped in his tracks, turned around, headed for the exit, and said sarcastically, "Have a nice day." Really? All because we were going to be 10 minutes late and ended up being 11 minutes late? When we had originally told them that we might be late and that was OK during our phone call with his wife. But apparently not with Kirk. My question is how the hell does he stay in business?? Rude. Bad business.