Countertop Repair Companies

“We had a great experience working with Catalyst Construction on our kitchen remodel! The project involved removing a wall to open up the space, updating all the electrical wiring and outlets, replacing outdated cabinets and countertops, installing new appliances, and even adding attic access—all with great attention to detail. They even respected that we needed to delay the project a month due to to unforeseen circumstances. UB Kitchens, the sub-contracted cabinet company, was fantastic to work with from start to finish. They made the selection process easy and ensured the final installation was flawless, with no dings or scratches. The designer, Joe, was incredible, the team was professional, and the overall craftsmanship was solid. One thing I really appreciated was how accommodating the team was while I worked from home during construction. They were mindful of noise levels when possible, and even with a toddler in the house at times, they made the process as smooth as it could be. While there were a few mixups that caused minor delays, the team handled them well, and we’re really happy with the end result. If you're looking for a team that does high-quality work and is easy to work with, we’d definitely recommend Catalyst Construction!”

“Miles Walsh Renovations did an excellent job updating our kitchen. We replaced the backsplash, countertops, and the sink. Miles suggested under the cabinet lights. I am truly glad he did them. It's a great aid during food prep. The team came at the time they stated and were very good with cleanup after work. They were easy to talk with, really nice people. They had lots of patience answering our questions. I definitely highly recommend Mile Walsh Renovations.”

“Had a leak in a small bathroom that resulted in mold, and because the tile was improperly laid in the first place, and the vanity / toilet were in need of replacement, we decided to do a full reno in the process of repairing the leak and remediating the mold. The initial appointment was easy to make, Roi was on time (the only contractor who was, incidentally), knowledgeable, and patient with all my questions (and there were a lot). His quote was fair and pretty much exactly what we expected. By the time he left, we felt confident that we were in good hands, and so although we did our due diligence with other bids, it was clear from the start we'd be going with BTP. They stuck to the price originally quoted - final cost ended up higher than the original bid, but that's because we decided after the quote to switch from a shower/tub combo to a custom shower, which required moving both the shower drain and the toilet. After the addendum was added, there were no surprises, no hidden costs, even though I was allowing for them from the start (my mantra is, 'take whatever they quote and add 20%"). We did end up about 5% over, but that was due to unexpected asbestos/lead that the mold remediation company required to be dealt with before they'd complete their part of the work. Demo day, the crew of four spent about 45 minutes carefully covering the floors and taping everything securely, ensuring no damage would be done in the process of demo. They wrapped up demo in about half the time I expected, and left absolutely no sign they were ever here when they left for the day other than the protective coverings that were left throughout the project. This was the case throughout each step - the crew always cleaned up thoroughly at the end of the day to the point that sometimes when I came home from work I didn't realize they'd ever been here till I went up to view the latest status of the bathroom. Roi was an absolute pleasure to work with from the very beginning - astonishingly responsive (I'd send an email, and he'd call me within ten minutes - evenings, weekends, from out of the country; it didn't matter. He took the time to answer my questions about the materials I was considering buying, going so far as to review links I sent that I didn't actually expect him to look at. Paula in the office was a sweetheart; always cheerful, always willing to help in any way she could. Of note here, the office phone was ALWAYS picked up by the second ring - always. Angelina, with whom we worked the most, was responsive and available and kept us looped into every aspect of the job as it progressed. The crew was fantastic - special nod to Luis and Armando, who were knowledgeable, cheerful, dedicated, and overall absolutely awesome to work with. They were ALWAYS on time. If Angelina said, "the crew will be there between 8 and 9," the crew was here by 8:15. They worked tirelessly when here; never cut a day short, never lingered over lunch. As is customary in home reno projects, things didn't always go perfectly; there were mistakes made here and there, but the thing about those mistakes is that a) they were immediately acknowledged without excuse or deflection or even perceptible frustration; b) they were immediately corrected; c) we were not charged for any extra work as a result of said mistakes, which is literally the most you can ask of a contracting company. Every step of the inspection process was passed easily, with the inspectors (we had three different city inspectors) complimenting the guys on their work and a couple telling me they loved the materials I'd chosen. Haha. The payment schedule I was given at the beginning of the project was followed to the letter. No surprises, checks requested right on time and in the amount they'd previously indicated. They didn't delay the next step of the job till they got the payment for the prior - it was always Angelina saying, "Crew will be out tomorrow between 8a and 9a, and by the way, please send a check for [X amount for last part of the job." I could go on and on, but those are the high points and probably the ones you're interested in if you're reading reviews on contractors. The bottom line is that Built to Perfection clearly take themselves and their work seriously and approach it with the highest of integrity. Professional, communicative, skilled, honest. I would not hesitate to recommend them. Temper your expectations with the understanding that sometimes things will go wrong, but you can be confident that if those things go wrong, the company will bend over backward to make it right and they won't take advantage of you in the process, nor will they talk down to you or be dismissive of your concerns and questions. I probably could've paid slightly less for our renovation project, but I have no doubt that I would not have received the same quality of service from top to bottom, elsewhere.”