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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 were great"

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"Attention to detail and exceptional quality. They built a cabinet for us to very specific measurements. It fit in the space perfectly. Highly recommend them, you wonâ t find better service, quality and people to work with."

"He and his crew were friendly. They were easy to work with and they were dependable. They did whatever I asked. And they were magic."

"Got my kitchen upgraded with new sink, counter top, faucet, and cabinets refaced in 2012. Sears did a great job."

"They immediately covered the floor upon coming in and it remained covered until the job was finished. They came when they said they would and did exactly what they planned to do. They marked all cabinet parts they removed so they all went back to the exact spot they came from. Doors and drawers were taken to their shop and dipped. They even removed panels in doors that are there to allow for insertion of glass panels in case I ever want to change the wood panels out for glass. They came several times to do the painting in steps. They even added an extra coat because they didn't think it was as well-covered as it should be. They were very attentive to detail. They added cushioned pads to the doors and drawers so they wouldn't chip paint when they closed. Everything was put back exactly where it had been. The cabinets look great!"

"This is the third time we have had Albert come out. This time he removed a shower/tub and replaced with a shower. He always does a wonderful job, keeps things clean, and is someone I trust in my home."

"Unfortunately, I had a very dissatisfying experience with Ameristore, particularly with one of their workers, Ed. My drywall was scheduled to be remediated, cut out and I was told last minute by this individual that he was not planning on coming to do the work in my house. He accused me of having details incorrect on the quote I was given although when I contacted the office the information, I had was correct. This individual was very unprofessional and rude and actually made some discriminatory remarks about my home saying I needed a hygienist to come out to my home and then declining to do the work in my home entirely. I had a leak in my home as my sewage backed up. Of course my home needed to have some work done on it and that is why I contacted the company. I ended up contacting another remediation company who literally came out to my home days later and completed the job with no hassle. I delayed writing a review regarding this company but felt it was necessary based on how this individual treated me and how the company was unwilling to actually assist me as a customer but decided to uphold a very unprofessional worker. To this day I am still in dismay by how I was treated."

"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."