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"We are so pleased with Gaby‘s custom made cabinets. He helped us choose the color and style for our new kitchen. He suggested different designs and options to make the kitchen more appealing and functional. Gaby made this project seamlessly and we really appreciated him."

"Bob was great. Very professional. I am very pleased with the quality of the repairs on the cabinet doors and the ceiling. He was also very straightforward about the limits of what could be done with one of the repairs that was very delicate work. He impressed me a honest and hardworking. And a good value. Worth every penny."

"Bob was great in repairing my bedroom door, knew exactly what he was doing, friendly and helpful. Would highly recommend"

Located in the Greater Boston and North Shore areas, TrustHub Services was founded on principles of reliability and quality workmanship.\nTired of coordinating multiple contractors for different tasks? Our comprehensive suite of services means you can submit one simple request for all your needs. Just tell us about your project online, and we'll call you back soon to discuss the details. From minor repairs and appliance fixes to full-scale junk removal and small moves, our experienced team handles every job with professionalism, efficiency, and care.\nOur Services Include:\nHandyman Repairs: plumbing, electrical, painting, drywall, assembly, & mounting\nJunk Removal: eco-friendly hauling of furniture, yard waste, and debris\nSmall Moves: apartment, home, and office moving assistance\nAdditional Help: appliance repair, gutter cleaning, and minor remodeling\nServing Boston, Lynn, Cambridge, Quincy, Woburn, Newton, Waltham, Swampscott, and nearby areas.\n

Sonart Construction Corp. has over15 years of experience in providing a variety of exterior and interior renovation services. We provide services to Palm Beach, Broward and Miami-Dade Counties.. We specialize in Bathroom Remodeling, Kitchen Remodeling, Flooring and the list goes on. Customer satisfaction is what determines our success, which is why we take a hands-on approach and keep the customer informed through every phase of the project. When interacting with our company, you'll notice that we're particularly focused on the principles of quality workmanship, timely completion, competitive pricing, and integrity in all our business dealings. We combine knowledge and research with our extensive practical experience to ensure a specialized approach for your renovation needs. Give us a call today!

"Kitchen Tune-Up of Peabody offers a range of options from cabinet refacing to complete kitchen renovation. Family business – great people to deal with – very considerate and helpful – you will feel comfortable having them in your home. Professional attitude and excellent attention to detail. Project was completed as promised: on time and for price quoted. Quality of completed project is outstanding – high quality materials and looks fantastic. Very happy with our experience with Kitchen Tune-Up."

"This is a professional Cabinets contractor that have performed work to our organization for over 15 years with a very good performance and Oliver is a professional leader, their company offer a final product with very good price and quality"

"We met with Ray a number of time to go over exact cabinet details as well as finishes.  We elected a high-gloss white that is simply beautiful.  What we did ahead of time is decide exactly how many pull out draws we wanted and there exact heights so things like cans, bottles, etc. would fit in cabinets in the location we wanted.
The install went perfect and they had to move in some large pieces through the rear sliding door.  Nothing got dinged (nothing!)  The cabinets fit like a glove.  They leveled every piece exactly.  They scribed each piece to fit exact.  The fridge fits with about 1/8" clearance which is the tolerance we needed for the manufacture's trim kit.  The stove fit just as well.  We opted for the soft close drawers glides which are just great.  I just give them a push and the close feather soft..  
Look around but definitely get a quote from Ray.  I think you will be very pleasantly surprised  with his prices.  His design skills are a great asset and as he knows exactly what he is building and there are no surprises.  It is not often you can get a soups to nuts solution where there is never any finger pointing.but here is the rare case.."

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This was about as seamless a kitchen renovation that one could ever hope for.  Dave listened carefully to the goals we wanted to achieve in our kitchen, and was patient with the design adjustments we wanted to incorporate as we considered each version of the design plans.  One cabinet in particular that was added toward the end of the design process was brilliantly conceived on his part--a cabinet to store large items that looked like a lovely piece of dining room furniture, with exterior shelving and drawers. It is a centerpiece in the kitchen.  Dave was careful to preserve important walk ways in our kitchen so as to not create bottlenecks--an important element in this centrally located kitchen.  His advice on style and color of cabinetry was also highly valued in our desire to achieve a cleaner and brighter look, yet one that was still consistent with our 1931 Colonial.

The Brookhaven cabinets are beautiful and well-made.  While they are pricey, Dave was able to steer us to take advantage of a manufacturer's discount.  The selection of hardware that was available without incurring additional cost was completely adequate, and we took advantage of this option.

Installation of the cabinetry was smooth and timely.  We decided to make a last minute change to the placement of our microwave, which necessitated the order of a new drawer.  This took longer than we had hoped, but understood that this was not a Kitchen Center issue, but rather one of the manufacturer, as each items is custom made.  When the drawer arrived, it was without a front--this added more time. 

Once the cabinetry was installed, irregularities were minimal.  Dave and a service that works with him tended to adjusting hinges, covering screw heads, and painting areas that needed to be smoothed. 

Overall, working with the Kitchen Center exceeded our expectations.  Communication and responsiveness were excellent.  They partnered well with our contractor so that there were no glitches or last minute surprises--almost unheard of for a kitchen renovation.  The quality of the design and workmanship has made for a space that we are loving, and our only regret was that we did no redo our kitchen sooner!

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"This was my wife's and my first time working with a contractor. Typical frustrations were present--work being done well past the end job date in the contract, for example. Half of the delay was our fault as we searched for flooring; the other was theirs. It was very difficult getting in contact with the folks who were supposed to be our points on the project--calls, text, and emails often went unanswered. We did not feel like our job was even close to a priority.  We would go multiple days in a row with nothing done, despite being told that so-and-so was totally on their way. On a few occasions, I was told by subcontractors who'd been absent for scheduled work that they'd been held up at another job, overbooked by Compass with our kitchen being clearly something to fit into the end of the day--if possible. It's funny, as I don't recall getting a discount for being a side project!
Quality of work varied. The (room) painter and floor installer were excellent. The guys who installed the countertops deviated from the design wildly, though this ended up fine--a happy accident. The folks who painted the cabinets did a poor job that needed multiple corrections. The tile installer used torn pieces of corrugated cardboard rather than plastic spacers, resulting in an uneven backsplash that needed a partial do-over; I'd call it "good enough" now. The electrician and plumber were great. Whoever did the material removal was obviously in a rush--as the snow melted from this past winter, we?d find chunks of wood, pieces of crown molding, and blobs of adhesive. Additionally, someone left a piece of scrap on our deck that seems to have stained it after a rainstorm, though because we?re getting that resurfaced, whatever.
We found ourselves acting as quality control, as the guy who was supposed to oversee our project was generally too busy to check in on the subcontractor's progress. We often wondered what we were paying Compass for, as we were perfectly capable of hiring subcontractors and telling them what to do ourselves. We had hoped that it would have been a more hands-off process, but we found ourselves marking crooked tile and pointing out entire cabinet panels that hadn't been painted.
A note: the company president stopped by for sales and financial stuff--the initial quote, as well as the first and final checks for payment. Speaking of final payment-- the contract we?d signed with him mentioned that ? of the balance would only be due once *all* of the countertops were installed. Due to someone?s error, a section of granite was lost for several weeks, delaying final installation. At the time that Compass demanded final payment, that last bit of granite had not yet been installed, but when we mentioned this to the president, he became annoyed. We ended up handing over the check there, however wrong it felt, because the project had been dragging on and we just wanted our kitchen back. The counter was eventually completed (after one last no-show from the installer).
The final result is? fine. Little nagging things remain, but they?re small enough for me to take care of myself. We?re happy with our kitchen, but the process to get it is one we wouldn?t like to repeat.
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