Kitchen Remodelers in Evanston, WY
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Additions, Remodeling
"I wouldn't have any other professional work on my home."
Nancy W. in October 2017
Kitchen Remodels
"When we hired them in March, we were told our project would start in June. So everything could be made for the project by then. we recently found out our project will not start until September. This is very upsetting because we had a wall removed in anticipation of this project and now we have to wait to do our flooring to coving up that wall being gone. It is quite an inconvenience to have this pushed back so far because we have a strip of subfloor exposed and a couple of holes in the subfloor. We have four kids and this not being done for so much longer adds a lot of stress with how our cupboard situation changed when the wall was removed. When we hired them in March, we were told our project would start in June. So everything could be made for the project by then. we recently found out our project will not start until September. This is very upsetting because we had a wall removed in anticipation of this project and now we have to wait to do our flooring to coving up that wall being gone. It is quite an inconvenience to have this pushed back so far because we have a strip of subfloor exposed and a couple of holes in the subfloor. We have four kids and this not being done for so much longer adds a lot of stress with how our cupboard situation changed when the wall was removed. Well, the project is finally done. One thing I did like about the project was that the majority of it was done it 2 weeks. They took out the old cabinets and installed the new ones in one day. The counters got installed the next week. Then a guy came to do the plumbing and install all of the appliances. So the kitchen was fully usable again in two weeks from starting the project. They still had to come back to finish some things that took a while because they had to wait on the parts. The customer service was pretty poor. The communication between the workers and project manager was bad. She never fully understood what still needed to be done. And then it was hard to get in touch with project manager to explain the things that needed to be done. I had to get our account flagged to show that there was an issue to finally get her to contact me again. Although it only took two weeks to have the kitchen usable again. The project took 5 months for them to finally finish all the final touches and things."
Kyle R. in June 2021
Frequently asked questions
- It’s important that you verify their license is still in good standing. Also keep in mind that certain states or provinces don’t require licensing if the job is under a certain dollar amount.
- You can find a list of your state’s licensing requirements on the HomeAdvisor website. Before you get to work with the pro, make sure their qualifications are current and acceptable to you.
- It is always a good idea to get a copy of the pro’s insurance certificate for future records, and in case anything happens. This is a good way to feel more secure in your home project, and to weed out potential scammers.
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Depending on the type of project, you may find subtle differences in the hiring process. Here’s a look at task-specific advice.
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Your research doesn’t stop here. Once you’ve found a few prospective companies, make an call to ask a few questions about work history, licensure and more:
- Have you completed a job like this before?
- Do you have a list of references I can contact?
- When are you able to start the job?
In most cases, the responses you get to these three questions will give you a very good idea of the right pro for your project. If you have more than one front-runner, these additional questions can help you narrow it down.
- How many years of experience do you have?
- What’s your permanent business address?
- Are you licensed to work in my area?
- When did you earn your business license?
- How do you handle warranty service complaints?
- Do you have worker’s compensation, property damage and personal liability insurance?
Any good contractor will answer these questions, and most will appreciate dealing with a client that takes such an active interest in finding good service. On the other hand, if a contractor gives you a hard time with these questions, you probably want to find someone else.
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Evanston Addition & Remodeling Contractors are rated 4.3 out of 5 based on 2 reviews of 2 pros.
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Things to Consider Before You Update Your Kitchen:
Are you considering changing the floorplan of your kitchen?
Which of the following will you need moved or installed in your kitchen?
- Countertops
- Cabinets
- Sinks
- Flooring
- Appliances
- Electrical
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