If anybody can make remodeling a pleasure, Kleweno can. They carefully worked out every detail with…read morekind consideration of my needs and wants. They were mindful of my financial situation and never tried to push me to buy beyond my means. I LOVE my new kitchen. It's beautiful and easy to use. I am deeply grateful to them for everything they have done for me. As an art lover, I splurged on a custom backsplash made by Archival Designs. This has enhanced my life and gives me pleasure knowing that I've supported local artisans and their family. Kleweno routinely utilizes local artisans providing an opportunity to create something original while supporting the arts.

Kitchens by Kleweno completed a Kitchen Remodel which was a part of an extensive Remodel of my new…read morehome. This is my second Kleweno Kkitchen. During the remodel there were several changes to the space and Randy was very helpful solving the issues at hand. As a seasoned Interior Designer I was very Clear on what I wanted and Randy was a real problem solver during the project. The End Result..Exceeds my expectations!! Many Thanks....Steve Nuss

My son needed work on his 75 year old Tudor house in Westwood…read more They came by and gave us an estimate, and very very easy to work with. They did a variety of small projects and took out an old bathtub and put in a beautiful tiled walk in shower. The work was done on time and one budget!!!! Communication was great. I look forward to working with them again.

Our bath was the 2nd project Agape has done for us. Always professional, fair, good value, and…read morefriendly. From bidding to the finished job always a pleasant experience. I would hire Agape again. ​

I found this little shop near Sugar Momma's and Urban Arts and Crafts, in Briarcliff Village. The…read moreword "Sale" got me in. I entered, and was greeted by the clerk who asked if I needed any help, just ask. She seemed to herself. This is a gourmet kitchen gadget and sauce store. I guess most of the shops at Briarcliff Village are all specialty shops, some have better service than others. I watched as the employee went from behind the counter, and glance at me with a smirk. OMG, did she just smirk at me? I am not snobbish, and don't get it when employees are. I looked around the shop, with the sauces that caught my eye: pineapple habenero, and a few others that I'd buy, but maybe not today. She has a mediocre supply of specialty dips, (the chipotle looked really good in the jar.). To market as a gourmet food store, you'd need more food items, and less gadgetry. I didn't see much that would qualify for the name, "gourmet". This store is a tiny Function Junction, and a very small smidgen of Pryde's Olde Westport, which is a shorter drive for me. I wanted some more seasoned skewers, most stores with the word "Gourmet" in the title, carries these. Around the alcove of the store, there's a sign that says "Wine tasting." I didn't go over there, I didn't want to drink any wine. I think they also must offer classes. When I saw the employee reading the sauce jar's label, (yeah, total back turned to all the customers, and reading the sauce label) I decided not to ask about the skewers. A bit on the snobbish side, I dare to think. Meh.

When I stepped inside, I couldn't help but think, "Oh, cute little kitchen shop." There was tons of…read morelittle trinkets to make any budding chef feel at home. As I wandered around looking at what else my kitchen would need, the saleslady attempted to make conversation. She started out by asking me if I was looking for something so I can cook for Easter. I responded by saying that I don't celebrate Easter because I'm not Catholic or Christian. And that's when I got the stinkeye. The rest of my time there, I felt completely ignored but not in the way that sales people do so that you can peruse. I felt judged (doesn't Christianity preach not to judge?) and not wanted in the store. I browsed a couple more minutes in really uncomfortable silence and then left. Sure it's a local business but that means they need to work that much harder not to ostracize their customers. It's a shame because there were some cute things in the store, albeit a bit overpriced, and cooking classes. The cooking classes looked interesting enough but I doubt my heathen self would be welcome so I guess I'll never know.

Edie did a great job. He was professional, knowledgeable and efficient…read more His prices are affordable.

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Complete Home Concepts did an excellent job upgrading our hall and master bathrooms. The work…read moreincluded cultured marble showers in both bathrooms, a soaker tub in the master bath, and a walk in shower with a bench in the hall bath. Brooke was great to work with--she listened to our needs and involved Dylan in helping us select options. Dylan and his team completed the installation smoothly, keeping the space clean and organized throughout. We are extremely satisfied with the craftsmanship, attention to detail, and overall results. The project met both our expectations and budget, and we highly recommend this company.

We were forced to pay upfront but they did not order everything we payed for so everything was…read moredelayed. 6months later they forgot to order the backdrops (refractories) and we were told they were on back order but they forgot to order them. We were told "shit happens". They only ordered 1/2 that we needed and it wasn't until we notified them that they needed to order the second one (we have two fireplaces in our home). Once they arrived they multiple times they had to come back they were BEYOND rude to myself and my husband. Every time the office is called to let them know they're still missing parts there is no communications to people that deliver and install the fireplaces and have a horrible attitude.