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"We had a wonderful experience selecting our cabinets and countertop. Our cabinets were installed 2 days later in one day. Very high quality cabinets and workmanship. There was no mess or dust. Everything was cleaned up. We saved a lot of money compared to other estimates. Cant wait to work with their team and definitely recommend them 1000 percent."

With a combined 14 years of experience in metal and wood work. We are able to offer services from welding to cabinet/trim work. \n\nWe service the surrounding areas of Austin, Houston & College Station.\n\nWe specialize and welding repair/metal fabrication and wood repair/installation and fabrication and finish. \n\nOur Motto is Precision. Strength. Legacy. And we strive to meet and keep that reputation.

Bluebonnet Signature Services, LLC is a locally owned business serving the Bryan–College Station area, providing reliable residential and commercial maintenance and repair services.\n\nWe focus on quality work, clear communication, and showing up when we say we will. From small repairs to ongoing maintenance, our goal is to make your life easier and your property run smoothly.\n\nFully insured and committed to honest, dependable service, the Texan way.

"Title: Some ups, mostly downs
If you want a simple remodel of a small bathroom, Re-bath lives up to its hype and will do the job very quickly and fairly well. If you
want something more, caveat emptor.
Our saga started in March 2014, when we had a lengthy consultation with the sales guy and signed the initial contracts. Right from
the start, the sales guy insisted that the project would take 4-6 DAYS to complete after all of the products were in and the work was started. Tony insisted this even though the project included a small bathroom with new tile floors, shower enclosure, vanity, cabinets, fixtures, and replacing a standard door with a pocket door; and a master bathroom with all of the same plus additional cabinets, two pocket doors, a jetted tub, and a tankless water heater. I had upped that estimate to two weeks in my mind, but we were both way off.
We started the wait for project materials to arrive. Part of the delay was our fault for taking time to select the tub and fixtures we wanted. The first snag came in April, when Tony told us that the shower enclosure we chose was being discontinued. This was a big problem because we chose everything else in the bathroom to go with the shower enclosure we originally picked. It took a good month for the samples of the new materials to arrive and of course we needed to see everything together so we could select cabinets and tile to match our new surround color. We are into June by this point, and again waiting for the materials to arrive. Finally, finally we get word from the project manager that the work could start on July 7 and would take 4 ? 6 WEEKS to finish. After much argument, he agreed to try to finish in a month. OK, the small bath was done first and it was complete within 4 days, yay. We discovered many details were overlooked but they were eventually finished. With the master bathroom, it was one thing after another. The vanity went in but the fixtures weren?t centered properly. We received a tower unit for the vanity, but Re-bath never validated the measurements with us and it wound up taking up too much space. When the right unit arrived, it had to be moved TWICE because, again, measuring was not done properly. The new wall with a pocket door was hung crookedly and the pocket door didn?t close properly. The threshold between the master bedroom and the bathroom, and between the bathroom and closet were sloppy and mismatched.
When Re-bath considered the project finished, we had a punch list of 24 items?stupid things such as not sealing the top of the enclosure to the wall and not sealing the entry to the jetted tub, among other things. Nearly every item on the punch list was due to lack of care of their part and all could have been avoided through proper supervision and review of the work. The glass for the shower, while OK, was not frameless as specified in the contract. The glass is the only thing that?s bringing this review up to three stars, however, because Re-bath agreed to reduce the contract price for most of the cost of replacing the shower glass by someone
who knows how to make frameless glass enclosures.
The fiasco with the water heater is quite another matter. The Re-bath sales guy probably should not have agreed to include the water
heater as part of the project, but he did include it and said it would be no problem. Their master plumber is the only one allowed to deal with that sort of thing. Finding time in his schedule and coordinating the installation with the inspectors brought one problem after another. Initially, he measured the existing conventional water heater and ordered the parts needed for the gas lines and the exhaust flue. When he came to install it, he realized that he ordered the wrong size flue so had to order another, which took another week.  Then he said that they needed a special platform ladder, but there was not one to rent in the entire city. The fact that it took weeks to look for the ladder needed for the installation is unbelievable, but it happened. After the installation, it rained and there was leak and they had to send the roofer out to properly seal that leak.
In the end, what soured us on Re-bath is the lack of communication. It appears that this is a common problem for contractors, and
one that is so easily solved. If Re-bath had bothered to stay in touch on a regular basis, we would have grumbled but would have accepted delay after delay after delay so much better, and I think all of us would have been much happier. The project was finally completed in October 2014. After the project was finished, one of the owners of the franchise booked time with us to discuss the
project so he could use it as a teaching situation, but he forgot about setting up the appointment and did not show. When we called, he asked ?what did we do wrong now?? not even realizing his error. We were fed up and did not wish to waste any more time with them on this.
Re-bath is not cheap. In the end, we like our bathrooms and think the materials are attractive and (we hope) durable. But it was a painful process and we cannot recommend Re-bath for anything except simple bathroom remodels. They claim two things that set
them apart ? speed and a no-additional-cost-for-any-surprises-behind-the-walls guarantee. They did live up to the latter promise, but fell far short on the speed promise.

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"Excellent work. We purchased natural cherry cabinets in shaker style, with the panels made of solid wood rather than veneer. That is more difficult work, as each panel has to be constructed from several planks. Moreover, the clear finish would leave any flaws more visible. Simply put, the doors are beautiful--flawless in both construction and finish. They are similar in quality to custom cherry furniture we own."

"The project went flawlessly. Jon and team showed up promptly every day and performed excellent work. He finished ahead of schedule and the pricing was fair. The best part of the project was the clear and consistent communication. I would definitely hire him again."

"Great customer service. They're attention to detail is outstanding. The cabinets are classy and sturdy with so many options of style and colors. We are very pleased with how the cabinets look in our house."

"Justin did an amazing job adding custom cabinets in our home. Very knowledgeable, precise, and professional. A true craftsman. You can’t ask for anything more."

"Outstanding work. Great attention to detail. Stayed within budget and schedule. Barnett’s Carpentry built a lighted custom shoe display case for our master bedroom and custom shelving and cabinets for our entire garage."

"On time..worked quickly but thorough..friendly and professional."