We had a kitchen remodel in 2021 and our contractor referred us to Morro Bay Cabinets. We had a…read moregood experience then and been happy with the cabinets ever since. Recently one of the soft close mechanisms stopped working and not sure what to do I called the shop for direction, fully expecting that they would tell me there is nothing they would do. Instead, they set up an appointment to look at the issue. Long story short Steve came out and looked at the issue, returned on a later appointment with the right part and installed it, not charge. I was so impressed that 5 years after the installation they would come out and look at an issue. A lot of places can make a good product, but customer service after the sale, even 5 years later, is the backbone of any product, especially Morro Bay Cabinet products.

We've used Morro Bay Cabinets for four different projects in our home. This last one was for built…read morein cabinets in our living room as we lack storage (see pic). The design process is smooth with good questions asked to find our needs and wants. Excellent help in choosing styles, trim and finish without being pushed to expensive options. The cabinets themselves are total quality from build to hardware to finish. The installation are professional, detailed and cleaned up completely. Would highly recommend this business

Everything went great from start to finish... we worked out the details for our new kitchen…read morecabinets at the shop, then Jordan and Andy came out to lay it out and 6 weeks later we had perfect new cabinets and a pro install. Highly recommend this company.

I had an unusual cabinetry problem and the Sligh people were very helpful and knowledgeable. If I…read morewere going for a full kitchen renovation, I'd definitely call them first.

Josh is awesome! He has installed two windows for us that broke as well as a glass shower door in…read moreour adu! He is professional, great value and very responsive! Remember he is a one man company so be patient as there is no secretary or sales department! But you won't be disappointed with his work !

Great company very professional. Love my window and sliding door. Timely service. Workers were…read moretheir masks at all times which is important to me at this time of Covid. Would recommend this company to my family and friends.

Rodney and his crew were great! Installation went so well and the end product was better than I…read moreexpected. Thanks so much!

*April 2023, hired Eq-Wine covers to build us a 40x60 enclosed barn (40x48 enclosed, 12 ft porch),…read moresliding barn doors on each end. We were told the barn would take 6 weekends to build. *Construction didn't begin until Sept. 2023 because of a range of excuses. *When installing framing, I was told a they would need a heavier beam than accounted for, I had to pay an extra $1000 to fix. *Roof installed multiple times due to faulty material from supplier. Initial roof installed October. *Late December I have a call with Rod, taking too long to move forward. I was repeatedly yelled at, said it's not his fault, refused to use a different provider, wanted me to call his supplier and when I told Rod it's not my job his response was that it's not his job either. *Roof finally installed in February. * Rod didn't account for the posts to be spaced correctly for stall frames for front and back doors. Frames have to be welded to outside posts. Frames are un-level. *Had multiple discussions about tack room roof. Rod ultimately decides he didn't want to put the roof on it anymore. Even though this had been agreed upon. *Rod decided barn doors needed footers and I had to hire a concrete person to put them in at an additional cost of $4k. *Since Rod said concrete wasn't his problem, didn't want to be there for the pouring, had to have concrete fixed multiple times because barn was out of square and Rod didn't want to wet set track as is standard practice. *Tried to send me new labor bill for building barn doors that were already on our contract. When I say no, he yells at me, cusses at me and says he will "just have to eat it." *Rod admittedly forgot to account for space over stall doors when ordering material. Even though it is enclosed in the renderings he provided and says enclosed on the contract, he tries to add $5k in labor and over $3k in material to enclose. All in all we are left with this... 1. A huge gap between the breezeway door sides and the barn walls. Something we were assured would be fixed with weather stripping. 2. A trim piece/overhang above the barn doors on the side without the porch that is not wide enough to actually cover the door so that when it rains the rain pours in the doors. 3. There are no stoppers or anything to keep the doors from coming out of the track if they are opened too far. Again, huge safety risk. 4. Still no ceiling on the tack room. 5. Still an open 5ftx48ft gap on one side of the barn. 6. No barn door handles. 7. Gaps in the tongue and groove on all stall panels since the wood wasn't cut to fit properly 8. Super dirty doors from leaving material scattered about for months. 9. Several other issues. *In all, this barn will be costing us over $10k more than we expecting due to his mistakes and oversights and we will have to pay someone else to fix his mistakes which will be even more money. *He left the work area an absolute mess for the entire duration of the project. Material everywhere, unorganized, just clutter, trash and chaos. *We are not naive in thinking this entire build would go off without a hitch but the lack of oversight, planning, preparedness and unapologetic incompetence with this project was on another level. *After all the issues we had, I recently decided to check with the State Contractor Board. No license for Eq-Wine Covers, Rod's Farm and Ranches or Rod Kirby himself. So they are operating improperly and probably illegally doing these installs that they offer to do. I did not think to check initially because I naively thought they were a reputable business. *We are beyond disappointed with Rod and his company. Throughout this process Rod has been full of excuses, lacked professionalism, been a total chauvinist and been outright difficult. He would go through periods of being angry, rude and difficult and then have lucid moments where he would panic and apologize and ask if we were all good and say he didn't want a bad review. Well Rod, you're getting a bad review. PS There is so much more I could add but I have reached the max character limit

GBT recently installed gutters at our home. Excellent work. Courteous. Covid careful! We were…read moreimpressed. They were prompt and personable.

Had them put gutters, downspouts, gutter guards and chimney caps on our family compound (2 homes)…read more Spent a lot of money. Since install 4 years ago, had to have them come multiple times to fix their mistakes. Very hard to reach (months at a time) and even went to their office, which is scary enough, due to how it's very disheveled. Very bad customer service and total lack of professionalism. Broken promises and excuses. Even a little argumentative. Finally, after a lot of back and forth, it seems everything is good now after their last fix (gutter run was over flowing off the side right in front of our doors, due to lack of a good angle/slope) Product is good when installed properly. *Improve Customer Service and Service*

Very, very happy with the service and product. Contractor kept in contact with us before, during,…read moreand afterwards. Beautiful, durable flooring to replace high priced but poorly manufactured carpet that had started to decay shortly after installation by one of the big box stores that subcontracted the work. I should have gone with this local, well-established business a long time ago. Price was about the same as the big box store but with quality installation. Appreciate their taking the time to educate us on the various products available and where they work best. We will absolutely use them again if the need arises.

The Outlet just finished putting in wood floors in 2 rooms & replacing carpet in a 3rd room. They…read moreprovided the materials and sent out R.C.Holland for the installation. I can't say enough about Les, Vito, Pat, & Richard. They were on time, polite, very professional & detail oriented. They made the whole process actually enjoyable. I am so blessed and delighted about all my new floors. Shirley Read

Making Up For Lost Time…read more.... My wife and I bought a lot in a growing development in 2017 and went through the process of choosing options and watching empty space become a house. It was fun and we did a good job in most ways, but in a few instances we turned out to be "penny wise and pound foolish". One of those examples was the 2 car garage. It came with a concrete slab, but we could have elected to get an epoxy coating. The slab looked fine for a year, but disadvantages became hard to ignore. Finally, after seeing a new epoxy floor at a friend's garage, we decided to take the plunge after 7 1/2 years. Based on Yelp reviews, we chose Central Coast Polishing and Restoration. Stars: - Overall: 5 - The Start: 5 - Explanations: 5 - Scheduling: 5 - Workmanship: 5 - Communication: 5 - Cleanliness: 5 - Cost: 4 - The Start: I called and spoke with James the owner who came out the next day to look things over. - Explanations: James assessed our situation...explained his process and set expectations. He was thorough - not pushy - and showed us a variety of epoxy colors and textures. The regular cost for a garage our size was $4,000...but since it was the offseason we got it for $3,650. - Scheduling: Easy. James and his crew usually need 3 consecutive days (preferably rain free) for the job. Fortunately we were in the midst of a multi-week dry spell in early December so we picked Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday of the following week. - Workmanship: Excellent. Early Tuesday morning, the 2 man crew introduced themselves and spent roughly 4 hours grinding and polishing the concrete. They took 2-3 hours on Wednesday to prepare and condition the floor. Thursday was a 2 step process. A few hours in the morning to put down the new epoxy covering and a few in the afternoon to apply a sealer. Since the epoxy needed time to "cure", they recommended leaving our cars outside until Sunday, but said we could move boxes back in on Friday or Saturday. We waited until Sunday for everything. - Communication: Very good. James stayed in touch and the 2 man crew always let us know when they arrived, when they left and patiently answered our questions. - Cleanliness: As good as can be expected. Aside from the smell, you couldn't tell it was a construction site. - Cost: Reasonable. The epoxy coating in our friend's garage cost $2,800...but it's a bit smaller. All in all it was a very good experience and we'd recommend contacting James for similar needs. NOTE: One small caution. A piece of their equipment left a small gas or oil stain on the driveway. When I mentioned it to James in a text, he said "use a degreaser or dish soap. It should dilute enough and fade. Sorry about that. It's hard to control every little detail at times". I would have sent somebody back to handle it myself.

The crew went over and above to finish my patio project The…read moreprice was fair and I'd proudly recommend this company to anyone

Great service, product and crew. Fritz, Jesus are really customer service oriented. Friendly with…read moresincerity. (Hard to find now days) I'll be back, refer Toms to anyone.

Upon having an estimator come out to bid on a bathroom floor, bathroom countertop and kitchen…read morecountertop, I was told that "it's been so long since they have tiled a kitchen that they are going to decline..." I think maybe because I chose a tasteful artistic tile, and not a generic quartz. He even suggested that. So, what do you mean by "full service tile and granite company," "specializing in expert tile and stone installation." What you should say is that you install granite and quartz. Not tile. Very odd, and estimate a waste of my time. Unable to do bathroom floor, bathroom counter and large kitchen counter?