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"Jim, a master carpenter, arrived at agreed time and was able to repair a damaged kitchen island countertop so it looks great. Also fixed rickety chairs, two drawer slides, loose bathroom tiles and installed several carpet transitions strips. All done in a professional manner. Countertop repair took some real brainstorming and Jim came up with a great fix, avoiding replacement of a top that couldn’t be matched."

"They got my walk in Shower done in the time that they had said. They are very good to work with and cleaned everything up. We had a minor problem with the shelves and they came within reasonable time range to fix the shelves. I’m very pleased with them and the company, I would recommend them. "

"Straight Line Painting was contracted to apply a special waterproofing membrane material over the top half of a 180 ft2 stone wall section in front of my house (about 90 ft2). I would do the lower section of the wall. The contractor's portion of the work would require their crew to work off ladders. Because of extensive rain water damage to structural members behind this wall (accumulated over many years and now repaired), a waterproofing material was needed to waterproof this wall. Two products by Semco were selected and purchased by me on line (6 gals of membrane material @ $385 + Semco Stone Soap for surface preparation @ $25 = $410 total). The application of these products required wall surface preparation with the Stone Soap followed by 2 coats of waterproofing material. The Stone Soap and the first waterproofing coat require 1 or 2 days of dry weather (no rain) before and after each application prior to applying the final waterproofing coat. This required the contractor to return on 2 different days after the Stone Soap is applied and rinsed. Straight Line Painting was very accommodating and flexible following this application schedule. We had some rain days during this project and had to adjust the work schedule a couple of times. Straight Line Painting was accommodating and flexible when the schedule had to be changed because of weather. I give Straight Line Painting 5 stars on all aspects of this job. They are responsive, flexible, and professional. Their cost was very reasonable and their work quality was very good to excellent. The total cost of the job was $850 for the contractor (labor only for upper half of wall + $410 for materials which I purchased resulting in a total of $1260."

"I am beyond impressed with the work and customer service provided by Counter Culture! They truly went above and beyond to ensure that we had a exceptional experience. We visited quite a few different granite/quartz showrooms in Lexington and found that Counter Culture had the best selection for white quartz and was reasonably priced. What really made our experience so great was that after the counters had been installed, that evening we realized we needed our dishwasher bracketed to the counters. We texted GJ (the President of Counter Culture) and he came out at 7:00pm that same night. We were not expecting him to drop everything and come out that night and were blown away by the level of care and customer service he provided. While the counters and workmanship is beautiful, I think our experience speaks volumes to the overall experience and attention you will receive as a customer here!"

"The owner responded immediately to a request for estimate. Met with them within a couple days. Received detailed estimate within 24 hours. Scheduled the work within a week. Painting was completed all in one day. Well done. Cleaned up well afterward. No paint drips on floor or walls. Would absolutely use again. Responsive, punctual, professional, reasonable pricing."

"I went to Lowe’s looking at vanities and tubs as well as lighting and flooring for my exciting project. One of the Lowe’s employees in my local store in Campbellsville gave me the Rebath brochure and told me that is the contractor they now use. For some history, I had completed and still love a kitchen remodel done by this same Lowe’s store in 2017. I spent about $20,000. 00 on that project. So, I called the number on the brochure and scheduled the sales call. Big mistake. This is not a contractor who works with you to design your dream project using Lowe’s products. Oh no, I was up sold (my bad) to a $18,000.00 walk in tub. This took my budget for anything else to be done in my bathroom. I was told that changing the size of my vanity, for example, would “not work”. I now have a very expensive walk in tub with a shower head that is not what was promised when sold. My husband told the salesman that he wanted a “rain shower” head. No, we just have a shower head. But, it’s a good thing that we do have that because our hot water heater can’t fill this tub with warm water. So, basically, I have an $18,000.00 shower that is a very small space. Water also runs off of the edge under the shower head all the time we are using it right to my old flooring that I was unable to replace. This is causing a soft spot in the wood and I’m certain will be very concerning in the near future. I tried to cancel my purchase before any work was done but I was told that I could not because it had been more than 3 days and that my tub was a “special order”. That’s not true, he showed me the brochure that he ordered it from the night that he was in my beautiful kitchen for about 4 hours. It did not require any special sizing or changes, it came straight from the listing. I called when I realized that our 40 gallon gas hot water heater couldn’t fill it and the salesman told me that he would have a plumber get in touch but that call never came. It has been about 9 months now and I am just sick that I ever heard the name Rebath. Do not do business with these people."

"We invested an inordinate amount of time pursuing a major project with them for a number of months as the scope of work increased. After we were almost done and on the same page, ready to sign contracts to move forward & break ground, they backed out, forcing us to start all over with a different contractor. Heard they got some other more profitable simple jobs. Although we were stunned at such unprofessional behavior, we were eventually very grateful that we feel dodged a bullet. At the end of the day, this company would have been a nightmare on such a big project. Yes, they have an extremely slick selling presentation with all kinds of high tech software and online project management promises. But they only have one local guy (who seems very nice) and the management of the company was all out of town. The local guy had no authority to make ANY decisions—had had to go to them for everything. Every single time we had to meet to review or revise the scope of work as we were putting the initial project together, we would have to wait an entire month until a manager could be in town. In hindsight, we had such a problem just getting things underway, we cannot imagine how bogged down it would have become down the road."

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