These guys are top notch. I had trouble with a sink and had not gotten any real help from the…read moremanufacture. Jessica jumped in and got the big time support I needed and the company stepped up after she got involved. They have always been this helpful. You get what you pay for.

From the owner: Whether you're working on a bathroom renovation or building a dream kitchen, Ferguson Bath, Kitchen…read more& Lighting Gallery offers the widest selection of kitchen, bath, appliance and lighting products from premium brands. Our state-of-the-art showrooms feature beautiful displays of innovative products in a welcoming, hands-on environment that allows you to see, touch and experience the products before making your selections. Our expert consultants help make sure every product you pick is a perfect fit for your kitchen and bath projects.

Don't let the name limit you -- WoodHarbor Kitchen & Bath does whole house remodels. We worked…read morewith owners Cheryl and Greg Arganbright on an extensive remodel of a house in Windsor Heights, and the construction was done while we were living in California. It worked beautifully, because everyone at the company does high quality work, and the Arganbrights have great integrity and years of experience. They write very detailed construction proposals, with each element priced out, so there are no hidden costs or surprises. (Their prices are more than fair, by the way.) They sent photos and kept in regular phone and email contact, so we completely felt in the loop while work was being done. The Iowa-made WoodHarbor cabinets they feature are high quality, and the Arganbrights have good relationships with suppliers such as Cambria (quartz countertops) that result in savings to the homeowner. When we arrived from CA, the house was very thoroughly cleaned, all appliances checked and it was ready for move in. We recommend WoodHarbor highly. Remodeling and construction are usually stress-filled endeavors, but not so this time. We would work with the Arganbrights again, happily.

From the owner: Woodharbor Kitchen & Bath Provides Bathroom Remodeling And Design, Kitchen Remodeling And Design,…read moreHousehold Kitchen Cabinets, General Contractors Services to the Urbandale, IA Area.

We come here every time we need a new appliance. Always great service and they work hard to get you…read morethe best price.

From the owner: Factory Direct Appliance is your source for home appliances. With a showroom to view our available…read moreproducts, Factory Direct can cover your appliance needs.

ProSource is place where contractors send you to check out flooring, tile, backsplashes, carpet,…read moreetc. If you want to see pretty much every option for your home IN-PERSON, this is the place to go. They have tens of thousands of samples from hundreds of lines/manufacturers. And you can see, touch and feel them all, if you have the time. The selection, as I said above, is very large, almost intimidating. If you don't have a good idea of what you want, I can see you getting lost. However, they do have great staff that give you one on one attention and can help give you advice and help you figure out what you really want, or really need. The only real drawback is that there are price "codes" on everything, not actual prices. You can ask for selections in a price range, but until the order is set up, you really don't know the cost. This can be intimidating and disappointing when you realize that something you instantly love turns out to be way out of your price range.... In summary, ProSource is absolutely the best place to interact and sense what flooring/walls, etc are available without trying to divine it from a picture or written description. Unless you're absolutely sure of what you want, allow yourself enough time to see all the options...

I was referred to this store by a local builder. I worked with Russell to pick out flooring (luxury…read morelaminate and carpet). While in the store, he highly recommended that I use Carlos from Innovation Flooring for the install. Russell said Carlos was probably one of the best installers he'd ever worked with and how he'd gone to this wealthy individual's home where he did a complicated carpet pattern to perfection. I even asked about if there was an issue and Russell assured me that it would be resolved quickly. (I have had flooring done before in which the workers had to come back and fix things so I was extra cautious about how the install would be done and how issues would be resolved.) I was specific that the install would have to be staggered (because that's a common install error) and I wanted the floor to be level (ie "flat" as Samuel was sure to point out). I hired Carlos to do the install. I gave him the same requests as what I told Russell. It took him 3 months to finish the install. 3 months! While he was here, I asked about the subfloor and if everything was ok. He told me there were numerous loose screws and that he'd fixed them. Not once was I told there was an issue. I even stood near where the now issue is and said it felt off. Carlos told me he'd fix it. Recently, I went to sell my house. I found out that the install was not done correctly. I contacted ProSource and Carlos immediately. Samuel, from ProSource, came out to look and admitted the floor was not done to manufacturer requirements. He even asked if I'd like to use their inspector to look at the floor. I already was speaking with an inspector and I would never use ProSource's. When he returned to the office, he sent me a novel email about how any corrections would be on me. At my cost. I would absolutely never hire anyone affiliated with ProSource. I would not purchase from them! I wouldn't trust them at all! To know you're doing an install wrong and then tell the client it's on them to fix it is absolutely not acceptable. I've hired so many contractors and I've never had the response that ProSource gave me. I'm shocked that this is how you run your business. PS paying Google not to post your negative reviews? Funny how that's the only site actively suppressing my review on your business.

DO NOT DO BUSINESS WITH THIS CONTRACTOR!! I wish ZERO STARS was an option! They took a $9000…read moredeposit from my elderly mother for a bathroom remodel. Said the install would be in 4-6 weeks. 3 months later and they said the tub was still not in, so my mother cancelled, because we needed her bathroom done for safety reasons. They refused to refund ANY of her deposit. When I called to ask about it, it took several calls, and the girl said that they would not refund any of her deposit. I told her that we would be contacting an attorney, and asked her name again because I needed to note who I spoke with. She said, "You aren't giving my name to any attorney, they will be talking to TheraSpa." Then she yelled "F$&k you!" and hung up. Take your business elsewhere, they prey on elderly people!!!

I would rate zero if possible. The salesman took advantage of my 90 year old parents and sold them…read morea tub which my mom did not want. No records could be found, and why have a 90 year old sign an 11 year contract? Bills were sent to wrong address. Several unsuccessful attempts were made to pay by phone. They had no idea the cost except $118/per month. Very unethical practices. This caused much distress and Dad threatened suicide over the situation.Dad was on hospice and has now passed. Several phone calls were unreturned. I mailed letter to owner with no response. Despicable sales tactics at the very least. Elder abuse at most.

A whole lotta Kitchen going on here! Think expensive stuff, plus that stuff that says"AS SEEN ON…read moreTV". I got to admit I like cooking, its fun and no better way to someones heart, then the tummy so I have heard! I not going to claim I'm a great cook or know what tools I really would need to be a great cook, but I guarantee those tools of the trade are here! This store is packed to the gils with everything from very sharp knives to those things that hard bowl an egg in like seconds! The staff was really nice and even though the store is packed to the gills with stuff, I could still navigate with my stroller so, I can show a future executive chef the tools of the trade.