This is a cooks dream store. I could spend hours in here looking at everything…read more So...many....items...... Ladies....be careful with big purses on your shoulder. They have everything you could possibly imagine. Lots of Le Creusets, kitchen gadgets, dishes, bowls, kitchen towels...the list goes on and on and on. The ladies are so helpful and kind. They even have cooking classes all the way in the back of the store. It is a little pricy though. Not a place I would shop often but I would definitely window shop or go for a hard to find item. If you like to cook or bake or know someone that does, definitely check out this store. I know I will be back.

Kiddo and I went out for brunch today and with the store being so close by as usual I found myself…read morewindow shopping here. The thing I like about this place, in the back of the store, they actually have cooking classes. So Mini me and I signed up for their knife using class. Being a home cook, learning proper knife skills is very important, also proper cleaning of kitchen knives is useful. And this is what the class is about. I really wanted to sign up for other classes, but let's face it, the other 3 classes just didn't hit it with me. Sushi class, beef Wellington, finally another fish cooking class. Nah, it's just not my cup of tea. With this class, kiddo will have to be away from me. The reason being is that she is a lefty while I use my right hand. With her being left handed, watching her with sharp objects just gives me an anxiety attach! Another impressive thing about The Kitchen Barn, everything is made in America. Now that is something that I can support. Also, they showed me wooden products that were made from Floyd, Virginia. Yes, Floyd is in the mountains of Virginia. But as a consumer, I really do enjoy supporting local or American made as much as possible. Although you pay more here. It's worth supporting our local economy as much as possible. So Woo Hoo!

Huge selection, very sweet staff. I was looking for something to match a retro color scheme and…read morethey came through!

I have used Mosaic Home Interiors consultants and products for a kitchen remodel, and most recently…read morefor a bathroom remodel. Kelli Croft's guidance, expertise, and professionalism were invaluable for both projects. The end results for both projects exceeded my expectations and reinforced the advantages of using a full service organization like Mosaic to get the most value and satisfaction for the money spent.

I had a toilet leak upstairs and leaked thru the downstairs ceiling. They were quick to respond,…read morevery professional and gave me a great quote and was completed within a very reasonable timeframe. would highly recommend

I had a few leaks in my ceiling from the air ducts. I called JR drywall and John came over right…read moreaway to take a look at it and was able to give me a quote right there. While I was out of town they worked on the drywall and duct work and throughout the whole job Steff kept me posted. They even let my dog out too to take care of his business!! They finished the job within and a week and it looks good as new. I would highly recommend them in a heartbeat. I truly appreciate the work they did and how professional John and the team is.

TL;DR: Happy with our experience…read more I'm always nervous about projects around the house and the people we hire to do the projects. My husband and I met with a few different bathroom remodeling companies to change out our uneven shower stall that pooled a lot of water to the side of the shower and therefore didn't drain. We decided to go with Rodney at Full Circle Kitchen & Bath. We were able to schedule an appointment for an estimate for the same day that we called him. When he arrived, he gave us a flat base price for the shower stall and the labor, and then told us how much the extra shelving, seat, and grab bar we wanted would cost on top of the base price. Once we called Rodney to tell him we wanted to move forward with the project, he sent us a contract to review via email within about a day. After we reviewed the contract and agreed to it, he visited our house again to sign the contract, collect the downpayment for supplies and re-measure the shower stall. Rodney uses Sentrel products for the showers he installs including the showers he installed at his own house. He ordered the Sentrel shower stall and other accessories and once those arrived, he called to schedule installation for that same week. Rodney is eager to start working early in the morning at 7am. He only works on one project at a time and doesn't split his time between clients, so there aren't half-finished projects that sit for days or weeks at a time when you hire him. He works weekends as well as weekdays. Rodney is prompt to answer questions via email and phone. My husband and I stayed home while Rodney and his assistant worked on the shower stall. They covered the carpet so it wouldn't get dirty or damaged. Rodney is a serious worker that strives to do a good job. He told us every time he was going to shut the water off and for how long it would be off, so we could prepare for that. He called us over to look at any strange house issues that would interrupt the progress and to get our opinions about how to proceed. We had a very uneven floor, floor joists too spaced apart, waterpipes that were coming up through the shower floor instead of behind the wall, and a giant hole carved out of one of the floor beams for the drainpipe. The new shower handle was defective and leaking, so Rodney put in a temporary handle for us to use the shower until the company sends a replacement that he can swap out. Also, he showed us how to change the handle ourselves if at some point in the future we decide that we want a new handle or need a new cartridge. Additionally, the previous owners had put up tile around the old shower stall on the walls that we wanted to keep if possible. Rodney was able to save that for us. Rodney also uses the expensive silicone sealant so there shouldn't be mold growth and we shouldn't have to re-caulk. He used Pex pipes to replace the copper pipes that were coming in at weird angles. We haven't used the shower yet as we're waiting for the sealant to dry completely, but I'm feeling good about the experience we had and am glad we hired Rodney.

I recently hired Rodney with Full Circle Kitchen and Bath to replace my countertops and remove an…read moreoutdated, high breakfast bar. The entire process was seamless. Rodney partnered with Quality Stone in Virginia Beach, and their service--from selection to installation--was superb. ​Rodney provided a very fair price and handled every detail, including removing the bar, relocating an outlet, replacing 3 other outlets and installing a new sink and faucet. He even suggested a beautiful backsplash tile and helped me replace a 15-year-old over-the-range microwave with a new Whirlpool at a great price. Rodney is incredibly reliable, punctual, and truly available seven days a week. I highly recommend Full Circle Kitchen and Bath and will definitely call them for out next project

I have had the privilege of working with Monarch Building on a couple different projects. The first…read morewas adding a deck to the rear of the house in place of the old stone patio. The professionalism, quality of work and attention to detail was fantastic. The second project was a bathroom remodel following a failed remodel done by another contractor only 4 years prior. Tony and Terry came in, assessed the situation and presented a plan on how to take care of everything. Again, the quality of work and attention to detail was beyond reproach. Yes, it was an expensive project, but their work justifies the cost. I will without a doubt, hire Monarch Building for all future projects! If you're in need of a contractor, and one that cares about his clients as well as the quality of work being provided, Tony and Monarch Building should be your go to. Icing on top, Tony and crew will even play with your dogs and set them at ease with them being around doing work on your property.

We felt so lucky to have found Monarch Building when we bought our new home. After closing, we had…read moreabout a month before moving in. Monarch was able to repaint the entire interior, replace all the carpet, and convert a combo tile/carpet floor to LVP in the span of three weeks. Their work was excellent quality and Tony was wonderful at coordinating the projects to be sure things were done correctly and in a timely fashion. He was also very practical and made great recommendations that stayed within our budget. We plan on replacing windows in the next couple years, so he advised against any repainting any windows so we wouldn't be paying for them twice. This was our first home and some of these decisions I needed guidance on. Tony and Monarch Building helped us though the process and truly made our home feel like our own.

Innovative Kitchens just completed our renovation - the kitchen is beyond our expectations. The…read morefine craftsmanship is detailed and precise - outcome amazing. We appreciated the partnership with Martin as he understood our needs and created a beautiful room for us to enjoy!

From the owner: Custom kitchen and bath design and installation. Serving Virginia Beach and surrounding area for…read moreover 30 years. All cabinetry made in USA. Over 70% of our business is through referrals!

Continually pleased with my experience at Ferguson--whether it be as a homeowner or on behalf of my…read moredesign clients. Each time I walk through those doors, I am offered a warm welcome (and a life-sustaining coffee!) Not once have I felt I was a bother or like I was interrupting anyone's day, which is sadly not the case in all establishments. Aside from a pleasant experience, the team at Ferguson exceeds expectations with their in-depth product knowledge. I truly value the investment of continued education and how that information is then shared with me and my clients, equipping us to make the best selections with complete clarity. Where I feel Ferguson shines brightest is in their handling of any issue that may arise. When life inevitably throws a wrench, the true measure of service is how any wrinkle is addressed. The Ferguson staff has yet to disappoint, bending over backward to smooth any issue out whether it is their responsibility or not. With that in mind, shop at Ferguson with confidence that you are receiving the best service before and after your purchase!

I am extremely upset with this entire experience, and I've already shared my disappointment with…read moremultiple people and will continue to do so. It should never take months of back-and-forth just to receive appliances. After all that waiting, the presite technician showed up only to tell me that both the electrician and the kitchen designer did shotty work and that "they should know better." After waiting all this time, the presite appointment was not only unhelpful but completely inappropriate. Instead of reviewing the site professionally or offering solutions, the presite technician made dismissive and unprofessional comments, stating that the electrician and the kitchen designer did "shotty work" and that "they should know better." There was no attempt to work collaboratively or explain what was actually needed to move forward. The appointment felt more like blame-shifting than a productive step in the process. Additionally, I felt uncomfortable during this appointment. I was alone in my home, and the way I was spoken to felt condescending and dismissive. I genuinely felt that I was treated this way because I am a woman and was alone at the time. That is completely unacceptable and should never happen in a professional setting. When the installers finally arrived today, they were professional and courteous, which I appreciated. Unfortunately, during the installation, our vent hood was scratched. This is especially upsetting given how long we waited and how much this project has already cost us in time and stress. Now we are left dealing with additional repairs and coordination that should never have been our responsibility. Throughout this process, I reached out to the manager, Olivia, several times. I even contacted designers who said they would email her directly on my behalf. Not once did I hear from her. On top of that, in six months, we have never once heard from Malieka, who took our credit card information and then completely disappeared. There was no follow-up, no communication and no accountability. We are not wealthy people. We saved, planned and chose to invest our hard-earned money into a nice kitchen, and we trusted this company with that investment. After everything we've dealt with, I will never spend another dime here again, and I plan to make sure others know about this experience as well. If Olivia were a true manager, she would have listened, communicated, and addressed concerns. Instead, she did absolutely nothing. This has been one of the most disappointing customer service experiences I have ever had.

Two years ago we noticed the roof in the kitchen (below the master bath) was deterioting. The home…read morewas original 1972, so obviously had a shower pan leak. We contacted Kitchen and Shower Expo and had them do the work, which entailed replacing the shower pan, some carpentry work, and retiling the bottom section of the walk in shower ($8k). Less than 2 years later, the grout around the drain for about a foot and a half is COMPLETELY gone, it sags a bit, a cut tile by the drain is broke, and now I see a brown spot developing on the ceiling directly below it, indicating a leak. I am a firm believer that crap happens... It just needs to be fixed. We contacted them, and while yes I understand it is out of the 1 year window, they refuse to fix their issue without almost $1000 payment. Fine... The contract says 1 year, they can do that, even though I feel it is a poor business practice not to see that this as something beyond the contract. As she said, "We have never seen damage that bad in such a short period of time." She says it's lack of maintenance, the 3 other companies that have see it in person say otherwise. Being that, I just want to make sure future customers see what COULD happen to them, and weigh the risks. Now, Star will probably come on here and say we didn't maintain it... The original shower had been here for 51 years, and other that your typical wear and tear, the grout was good condition. She's also going to point out a piece of tile that broke off in the corner of the shower, and insinuate it fell off the side trim because of lack of upkeep. That piece of tile was one of the pieces that broke off around the drain, NOT the side trim. I have inspected the wall trim... No piece is missing. They did a fine job along the wall. No complaints there. So, long story short, 51 years, grout was still good. Kitchen and Bath Expo replace it, and less than 2 years the shower itself is worse than it was before. Is this a one off situation? Maybe. It's up to you if you want to risk it.

Star designed the bathroom and it turned out beautiful. I have received a lot of compliments. The…read morecrew that came was excellent. You could tell they knew what they were doing. They addressed every concern through out the whole process. They always showed up on time. I am extremely satisfied and I would highly recommend Kitchen and Bath Repo.

We hired Sunrise to renovate our kitchen recently. They came highly recommended by a co-worker who…read morehad previously used them for a bathroom remodel. We met with multiple contractors and recieved multiple quotes, they were not the lowest price but we felt like they offered a better all around option. The design consultation was very helpful and they had a very good selection at their showroom. The project went very well however there was an inital delay due to permitting that extended our inital timeline. The crew was respectful of our home, kept a clean jobsite and communication was great.

After 2 years, its falling apart. We had the entire kitchen done and flooring. In virginia , you…read moreneed to put a layer of mortar down below the cement boards to prevent humidity from moving the wood under the floor and to prevent cracks of the tile and grout. Unfortunately, I had to step out at the time that they were laying this down and didn't notice they didn't do it. I know for sure now because I've had to dig it all up and replace the entire floor again with the cabinets in the kitchen because they were places on top of the tile. Their staff did not seemed well trained and although experienced with laying the tile itself the fundamental reasons for doing certain things was beyond them. I attempted to explain to multiple time to the tile worker, I did not get the impression he understood me or cared. We asked them to come back multiple times to repair the tiles which were cracking or just coming up. And they fixed the tiles themselves, but the foundation of something which was installed poorly will always cause it to be a problem in the future.