Sobre nosotros
Owned and operated by Kimberly A and Thomas Bonafede, this husband and wife team has been designing and building kitchens and baths for over 18 years. We pride ourselves on our strength to offer a full service approach to your project with a single point of contact.
For any remodel project, the process will typically begin with an initial consultation in your home. Meeting with you, in the space you'd like renovated, gives our design team the ability to best assess how the space can be modified to your desires. Next, we'll discuss with you the budget you have in mind.
We will work with you every step of the way. Once you decide to commit your project to us, you will quickly learn that we are committed to you "From Concept to Completion!"
Servicios prestados:
Backsplash Installation, Basement Remodeling, Bathroom Remodeling, Cabinet Installation, Custom Bathroom Vanities, Custom Countertops, Home Additions, Kitchen Remodeling, Bathroom Design, Kitchen Design
Zonas de trabajo
Amsterdam, Duanesburg, Esperance, Fonda, Fort Johnson, Ft Johnson, Hagaman, Mariaville Lake, Pattersonville, Perth, Rotterdam Junction, Schenectady, Albany
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Detalles de la empresa
Nombre de la empresa
Kitchens and Baths by K.A.B.
Número de teléfono
+1 518-212-5086
Dirección
Amsterdam, NY 12010
Coste medio de proyectos
35.000 USD - 100.000 USD
Average bathroom is around $35k and average kitchen is around $75k.
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This bath, expansion, project, which included a barrier-free shower, actually began in early, September and was mostly, completed by Thanksgiving. (I've attached a few pictures, which I had taken the day before Thanksgiving.) Despite a few setbacks, caused by conditions beyond our control, we did a great, job getting to the finish line, close to the originally, predicted, project, timeline. Such setbacks included: Removing and re-installing the bathroom, floor, tile which the homeowner(s) had walked on after being freshly, installed; Waiting 3 weeks, after the vanity, cabinet had been installed, for the customer to make a decision on their sink selection; Production time on the custom, hinged, shower glass.
My technicians made a trip back in mid-December to complete some minor, adjustments and final, touch-up work. At this time, the only items remaining to complete were the installation of the vanity, light, fixture and some paint work in the laundry room. The light fixture needed to be re-selected and ordered, as the original, selection had been discontinued. The laundry room, paint work had been put on hold, as the homeowner had requested to schedule a full, makeover to the laundry room, above what was originally contracted. At the time we did not have room in our construction, schedule.
During the week before Christmas I had followed up with a house call and went on to follow up with a phone call, in January, in an attempt to get things completed. I had not heard from the customer until I received her text on March 16th which was immediately, followed by her review. I have since left a voicemail, for her, with no, returned, reply.
It is the responsibility of, not only, the hired, professional but also the customer/client to communicate throughout the course of a project. I will admit, that I, along with my team are very, good at what we do. We always aim to please and will continue to do so.