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"My experience with American Wood Refacing was outstanding! Joe and Serina are wonderful to work with and their ability to solve existing problem areas in my kitchen were creative and turned out beautiful. I can't say enough about Joe's team of workers. They were respectful toward each other and 100% focused on their job every second. Their skills were top notch and everything was executed with precision and attention to detail. I did not want a 'stick on' solution for my reface but a quality product that would last a very long time. They did not disappoint. My cabinets look like brand new. American Wood Reface exceeded my expectations! I would recommend them to anyone in a heartbeat."

"Cabinet refacing, new counter and sink installation will start 12/20/21 with promised completion 12/23/21. So far everyone involved have been prompt, knowledgeable and responsive. Will review again when project complete."

"needed a painter not new cabinets"

"I reached out to Blaine Construction in a panic over my cabinet doors as they were done incorrectly by another company and I was in the process of listing my home for rent. They came out same day and got measurements, told me it was an easy fix and built and installed custom doors in about a week and a half. I’m very thankful for them and their customer service! Would absolutely hire them again!"

"Katy was the designer that took the project from cradle to completion, and unlike others, provided accurate estimates of the total cost and not just "ballparking it". We had three different cabinet companies to choose from, desiring plywood carcasses and maple fronts. (Others use particle board to cut costs, yet still charging a similar amount for the finished product.) Her design, ( pictured below) is exactly as the finished product. The installation guys did an exceptional job, dealing with out of square walls and floors. All in all, really great work."

"We had never undertaken a renovation project like this, so the most important thing to us, other than finding someone who would do excellent work, was finding a contractor we could trust. From my first phone call with Rickey Greer (who personally answered every call and almost never missed a single call or text), I knew we were dealing with a pro who would be completely straight with us about all aspects of the project. To be honest, I probably wasn't the easiest customer RNR ever worked with! I'm a bit of a control freak and wanted to be able to handle all of the purchasing of materials, from cabinets and flooring to tile and fixtures -- everything. Seeing that we were trying to do a major renovation on a tight budget, Rickey was willing to give up the mark-up that contractors typically expect on materials so that we could afford to do the project at all. But as far as the quality of the work, there was no cutting corners! Rickey, his partner Will Hudson, and their entire team are the biggest group of perfectionists I've ever met. That meant they were always willing to work with me to be sure every aspect of the renovation was exactly what I wanted. The quality of the craftsmanship was simply exceptional, from carpentry and painting to plumbing and electrical. No matter who was in my house, I was confident in the skills, expertise and professionalism they brought to the job -- and it shows. The house looks absolutely amazing (see before and after photos attached). You don't spend two months working with a team of people without getting to know them beyond the typical, day-to-day small talk. A reno project like ours meant daily contact with the guys from RNR, often followed up with chatty phone calls with Rickey in the evening to plan for the next day or week. We had the pleasure to discover that Rickey and Will -- as well as Rickey's dad, electrician Rick Greer, are some of the best people we've met in Savannah. These guys have big personalities and sarcastic senses of humor that keep you entertained, and their attitude is, once you're a customer, you're part of their extended family. They went above and beyond to make sure we were completely satisfied with our renovated home, but more than that, to bring fresh peaches, give us advice about finding our way around town, and generally offer friendship and support. (The other day, I found myself at a traffic light next to Marvin, our master carpenter. We chatted till the light turned green. I miss those guys!) It's not like we didn't have issues or hit snags along the way. This was a huge project, there were delays (my fault, mostly, because of the time it took to get the cabinets I bought online), and as my husband likes to tell people, "I gave her an unlimited renovation budget and she managed to surpass it." But our budget overage was essentially a product of our inexperience and the desire to make upgrades along the way. As for RNR, they gave us a price, we signed a contract, and that's exactly what we paid, to the penny. Funny enough, the best illustration I can give of RNR's extraordinary customer service isn't our renovation, but Rickey's response to Hurricane Matthew. As a Facebook friend of Rickey's, I was able to join in on his Facebook live-tour of the city on Oct. 8 as he drove from home to home, checking to be sure his customer's residences made it through okay. His reassurances to customers/friends who had evacuated revealed a heart of gold and a willingness to extend himself for others. Be warned: The guys from RNR are a couple of good ole boys and Rickey's got a colorful vocabulary. But they're two of the hardest working people you'll ever meet and they'll give you everything they've got. Looking forward to working with them again!"

"It went well, it was on time and cost effective. I'm very pleased!"

"This is an awesome service!  We live in the Low Country of Georgia, which means our dogs track in sand from outside.  Walk on that sand with a hardwood floor, and you may as well be sandpapering the floor itself.  Our floors were horrible. <br /> Now, they are bright and richly shiny again.  The crew came in and was very respectful, including moving the furniture and keeping us informed of the schedule.   <br /> The floor was done over a month ago, and it is wearing like iron!  No change since it was re-finished.  It still looks GREAT! <br />"

40 years of complete Furniture & Antique Restoration\n20 years in moving claims

"We were so pleased with John's work.  This was some of the last painting that needed to be done on this house and we couldn't have asked for a better job. I had some painters prior to John that turned a 10 day job into 8 weeks and never finished. So getting John and his crew was a huge blessing.  John is professional, punctual and was very responsive in a timely manner. I met John at the house on July 8th to sign off on the work.  While he was there I showed him where there had been a water leak in a bedroom and told him I thought it was from the AC condenser in the attic. He took a look while he was there, and fix the clogged drain from the pan.  He charged me nothing for fixing the drain. What a guy!!  Most of all he told me when they would start the job and when they would finish. He was absolutely right on the time.  It was nice to have someone who did what they say they are going to do.  I would highly recommend John Horton and will use him in the future."