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"The kitchen cabinet makeover came out stunning."

"All work completed professionally in a timely manner by highly skilled staff. <br />"

"Everything was done on time, even finished before due date! All workers were professional, friendly and trustworthy. All did excellent work; I have no complaints whatsoever. Steve designed the bathroom for me, and worked with me to choose all of the tile, fixtures, and cabinets. The general contractors, Dan Turman and his son Mike Turman were awesome -- they made sure everything was done perfectly. I had plastic plumbing, so a special plumber had to be hired - Cory W. -- he was awesome as well. Another fabulous father/son team, Derek & Jason Dill, installed the tile, which is beautiful -- they even did a special touch with a pipe they had to work around and made it look like a tiled column. I'm very pleased with all of the work. The shower glass walls & door look great too."

"I have read mixed reviews on Granite Transformations at different locations, but I can say that the location in Machesny Park that I received service from was excellent. The professionalism was outstanding, starting with the first phone call from Domonique. Everything was done when they said it would be done and the end results are beautiful, I couldn't be happier. <br />"

"It came out beautiful, finished the job faster than promised. He did such a good job I brought him another chair to do. Kris is a craftsman who loves what he does. He took us on a tour of his shop that he is very proud of. We enjoyed visiting him and will return with future projects."

"Dream Line rescued me after two separate other contractors jilted me and left me with a mess. They helped to design and rebuild a beautiful bathroom. Charles and his team were very responsive and always addressed any questions or issues I had very quickly. I already have a list of other projects the guys can start on next!"

"<strong>insurance co. paid for removal & installation of new vanity, contractor bought wrong size cabinet [he had size of original one].I had a sprained ankle & could not go upstairs to see vanity. they did not tell me it was wrong size .  when I found out we could not re-install  toilet paper holder [also covered by insurance] is when I found out it was wrong size. I called sub contractor and told him it had to be removed and same size as original vanity had to be installed. contractor called me and said I picked the vanity & I would have to pay to remove it .  I did not pick or see it before they installed it and was never told it was wrong size and I refused.contractor then said , " this is the size they are putting in  bathrooms today,] I said the insurance paid for replacement of original vanity & that is what I needed. he was very angry. also he was to install new water inlet lines. he did not use a plumber to install the first vanity and sink they brought, he used the drywall person and had him use the original solid copper compression lines from original vanity. they were to short and he could not get the faucet to stop leaking water. he kept tightening the nuts on to my original faucet and finally stripped the faucet  threads. he came downstairs and told me what happened and said the faucet could no longer be used and I would have to buy a new one.  I bought a new one and told rick [contractor] what happed and he refused  to re-pay me for faucet . [$50.00]. then I received a new contract with a higher amount , & he re-worded the vanity  from original remove and replace to remove and reset, and added owner was to purchase vanity,  when I told him I was not responsible for the replacement because the insurance co. had included the cost in the contract, he kept saying  "i did not charge you for a vanity in my new contract  so you are responsible for the cost." I could not get him to admit that he was already paid for the vanity cabinet in the insurance quote. I also called my insurance  and told her what was going on and she said  I was correct . the contractor was to pay for the vanity. then he gave me a separate contract for an additional amount of $2,522.80 and wanted a check from me  to cover the water extraction & remediation . I told him that was also covered in contract by insurance. and had nothing to do with me.  some of the work in bathroom was shoddy and had to be re-done. also in his original contract he put me down as paying for floor tile.  also covered by insurance. </strong>"

"Payment in full was required upon job completion. Drywall was repaired. They we're supposed to come back and paint the drywall but never did. To their defense the weather turned against them but then they had the audacity to ask for full payment when the work wasn't completed. Partial payment was sent. They never came back to finish the job. The repaired drywall is still not painted."

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