4.9 from 168 reviews, including the ones that cost us a star

Fifteen weeks, and the finish date they gave us in week one is the date we moved back in. The onyx wall is the best thing in the house.

They found a failed pan and a wet joist on day three, priced the fix in writing the same afternoon, and it did not move the schedule.

Twenty-six square feet and they still did a full lighting study. Guests ask about the stone before they ask about the view.

Five weeks, one crew, and the same two faces every morning. My wife knew the carpenter's coffee order by the second week.

Our co-op board approved it in one meeting. They submitted the waterproofing detail before anyone thought to ask for it.

We asked for accessible without it looking accessible. Brass bars, a walnut seat, and a turning circle nobody notices.

Excellent build, and they were straight with us about cost. The stone lead time ran three weeks long, which nobody enjoyed.

They interviewed me about what I keep in a bathroom. Nobody has ever done that. Every drawer now holds exactly what it should.

The dry-lay changed my mind about the layout before anything was cut. That hour saved a mistake I would have looked at daily.

Post-tension slab, so no curbless. They told us that at the first visit instead of discovering it after we had paid for drawings.

The thirty-day visit was real. Someone came back, adjusted every drawer and the glass door, and did not send an invoice.

Beautiful small room. Scheduling around our building's elevator hours added a week we had not planned for.