Ok, I met up with Keith yesterday to settle up our bill. After working with him on this project, I have to say he is a fantastic person to do business with. He has fantastic attention to detail and is considerate of my time. For example, we agreed to meet yesterday at my work to wrap things up. We had not agreed to a specific time - he was going to call when he was on the way. I got a call about 10 minutes to 3 PM saying he was just getting off the freeway near my work. Turns out, he remembered that I work 6 AM to 3 PM and planned his arrival to be near 3 PM so he would not disturb my working day.
He probably isn't the cheapest cabinet guy around. However, he is honest, fair, and incredibly dependable. He cares about getting the job done right. He works with several investors who flip properties, so he knows time is of the essence when replacing cabinets. He manages projects well. If you need cabinets, I can't recommend him highly enough. He is a franchisee of Kitchen Solvers and his contact info can be found here. His name is Keith Wolfram. Tell him Shaun sent you. (This is an unsolicited recommendation.)
Tuesday, August 16, 2005
Need New Cabinets In Phoenix?
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Shaun, how come you didn't just buy off the shelf cabinets from Home Depot or Lowes? Just wondering... it makes it real easy to get doors, parts, etc. and you can just go pick them up any time. I always get the maple ones from Home Depot.
I thought that's what I was doing. The guy I originally bought the cabinets from was a contractor provided by Home Depot who was installing a range hood that I bought from them. While he was installing that, we got to talking and he mentioned he also installed cabinets. I bought them from him, making several assumptions - that, since he was working with Home Depot, he was a licensed contractor and that he'd be getting the cabinets from Home Depot. Keith was called in after a couple months to finish up the botched job this guy did. Keith did say he has a line of cabinets he normally uses for properties that are being flipped, so they aren't custom built ones.
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