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Creative Cabinetry is a locally-owned and operated company that values honesty and integrity in all aspects of our business. We have over 40 years of hands-on experience, to provide innovative ideas, and suggestions tailored to your projects. We pay close attention to the details of each project that we are involved with and we take great pride in our work. Check out our reviews and \ncontact us today. We would love to help you on your next project. Rich & Sharon Donnay 763- 760-4709 or 320 492-0208

We do all doors! We've been in business for over 25 years.\n• 651-493-1999 •\n\nVisit us at: \nhttps://lakeregion.netlify.app/\n~OR~\nlakeregionhomeimprovement.com\nLike us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LakeRegionHome\n\n"Quality Craftsmanship is the Backbone of Our Company!"

"Pella was great to work with, converting a old sliding door into a beautiful big window. Just an F did the finishing, the final product was above our expectations!"

"Bill was very pleasant to work with. He let me know what he found when looking at the sliding glass door and suggested a few options to deal with the water intrusion problem versus a prior contractor's only suggestion of replacement. He took the time to explain what he was doing and why. I would definitely recommend him. After he completed his work you would never had know he had been here. I would hire him again in the future without hesitation."

"Working with Higgins Construction was a great experience for our family. If questions or concerns arose throughout the project we were able to discuss those things and come to a remedy to correct the question or concern. The crew of people that they have working for them and the subcontractors they brought in were all professional and courteous. They are very fair on their pricing and when they discovered some things that would help with insulation on our home or structural issues in our soffits - they immediately had a clear explanation for their suggestion and price for that to be fixed. Our project consisted of the following: Roof, chimney rebuilt from roofline up, new garage door, siding, shutters, cupola, soffits/facia/gutters, cedar posts on porch, lighting in soffits above the garage door."

"The sales representative was very knowledgeable and friendly, We had received several quotes and Champion was substantially less expensive for the exact same door and installation."

"Stephen did a very nice job replacing our door latches"

"Both Dave and Danny provided exceptional service during this project. They made sure that the door was installed with upgraded and weather proof framing. To complete this work they also installed a modernized deadbolt lock and connected the door to existing security systems. We couldn't be happier with the services rendered."

"Nick was great to work with. He was professional, prompt and thorough. He was undeterred by the little (and big) things that come up when working on older homes, and just plowed ahead and got things done. The workmanship is excellent and the job took exactly the time he said it would. Good guy. Good carpenter."

"What Tom does well: Thinks flexibly about design to meet the homeowner's requirements, has a talented cabinetmaker (or two), offers remodeling service at an excellent price point, and will ultimately correct most problems that are pointed out. We have a visually appealing kitchen with beautiful custom cabinet facing work and quartz counters, as a result of the efforts of Tom and his crew and subcontractors. He tends to focus primarily on one job at a time, which (at least by comparative reports) means he gets the job done on a shorter timeline than many other contractors. He uses competent plumbing and electrical subcontractors who do their work according to code requirements. In general his project scheduling was capably done, and the work was delivered on-budget. Where Tom could improve: On execution detail. He likes shortcuts, and initially did not want to repair sheetrock holes resulting from his team's demolition of the old cabinets (as the holes would be behind the new cabinets, not visible); some of the sheetrock areas that were fixed were poorly done, initially, and had to be re-done; undercabinet lighting wiring was routed without using wiring channels (wires were stapled to the sheetrock in the area behind the refrigerator, and duct-taped down in the cabinet over the range hood--again, these areas were not very visible). Cabinet interiors were melamine over particle board; this is difficult to work with, if one needs to route wiring through the shelving or put support screws through the cabinet sides, as drilling it quickly tends to "flake off" some of the melamine and, typically, breaks out some of the underlying MFD, too. That may or may not impair the structural integrity of the shelves, depending on how carefully it's drilled--in most cases the damage to the installed cabinetry was mostly visual, but largely out of sight, and limited (it still may bother perfectionists). The need for caulking/sealing at the rear tops of the backsplashes had to be pointed out before Tom took care of that, too. Still, overall, we are pleased with our remodeled kitchen."