87 Kitchens.87 Reviews.Read Every One.
Aggregate rating: 4.9 across 87 projects. Most recent submission: Feb 24, 2026.
"The dovetails on the drawer boxes are tighter than anything I've seen from a showroom. Six months in, not one squeak."
"Do they actually stay on budget?"
The most common fear after a flat-pack disaster is an invoice that doesn't match the quote. Below: anonymized project data alongside the verbatim reviews that answer the question directly.
| Scope | Material | Quoted | Actual | Variance |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Full Kitchen | White Oak, Solid | $42,000 | $43,100 | On budget |
| Kitchen + Island | Walnut, Quarter-sawn | $68,500 | $68,500 | On budget |
| Built-ins (Office) | Hard Maple, Painted | $18,200 | $17,900 | -$300 |
"Quoted $42k, paid $43.1k — the overage was a hardware upgrade I requested on-site. They flagged it before doing it and gave me the choice. That's how it should work."
"Not a dollar over quote. Half a week late because they found a board with a hidden check and milled a replacement rather than use it. I would have never noticed. They noticed."
"Came in $300 under because the material yield was better than estimated. They credited it back without me asking. Small thing. Tells you everything."
"How long does installation actually take?"
Every project gets a written timeline before deposit. Below is how those timelines held. Delays are documented with cause — read the reviews to judge whether the reason was acceptable.
| Scope | Quoted | Actual | Verdict |
|---|---|---|---|
| Full Kitchen | 6 weeks | 6 weeks | ● On time |
| Built-ins (Living Room) | 4 weeks | 3.5 weeks | ● Early |
| Kitchen + Pantry | 9 weeks | 10 weeks | ● Late |
"Install was a Tuesday. They said Tuesday at 7am. They showed up at 6:58am with a full crew. Kitchen was functional by Thursday evening. Nobody said 'we'll be there sometime next week.'"
"Finished three days early. Called to ask if they could come in. My GC nearly fell off his ladder — he'd never seen that before from a millwork shop."
"One week late because the panel saw needed a bearing replaced mid-job. They told me the day it happened, revised the schedule, and hit the new date exactly. Transparency over spin."
"What happens if something warps or fails?"
Solid hardwood moves. Anyone who tells you otherwise is selling you MDF. What matters is what happens next. Below: every reported post-install issue and how it was handled.
| Scope | Material | Client | Resolution |
|---|---|---|---|
| Full Kitchen | White Oak | J. — WA | ● Resolved |
| Built-ins (Bedroom) | Hard Maple | F. — NY | ● Resolved |
| Kitchen | Sapele, Solid | B. — AZ | ● Resolved |
"One door developed a slight cup eight months in — seasonal movement. Called them on a Wednesday. They were there Friday, assessed it, and replaced the panel the following Tuesday. No charge, no argument."
"A drawer slide failed at 14 months — just past the year mark. I expected a fight. Instead they said 'hardware failure is on us regardless' and fixed it same week."
"Nothing has gone wrong. That's the review. Two years in, every door closes the same way it did on install day. That doesn't happen with flat-pack."
You've Read the Evidence.
Take the File.
The full project gallery — 87 completed kitchens, built-ins, and vanities with material specs, dimensions, and install notes. No sales pitch attached.