Prodigy Kitchens & Baths

Prodigy did a great job on my kitchen remodel. I’m loving my new cabinets. Yes, I would definitely recommend them.

When we decided to redo our master bath, we already had our general contractor in place. I went to Prodigy to shop for tile and fixtures. The show room is beautifully set up with displays for kitchens and baths ideas, as well as tile galore, counter top surfaces, fixtures, etc. Upon entering, I was greeted by Allyson who became very in tune with my vision to achieve a calming spa like master bath. We worked together to gather items to suit our style and budget. Justin and his customer service is excellent, the tile work was completed beautifully by Hal. Thanks to Justus our GC and Justin & company our bathroom is perfect. Everyone involved was very professional and extremely competent . My husband and I are thrilled with our choices, and how everything came together.

Justin Dedio represents some great brands. We had chosen Omega cabinets and Cambria countertops. He was the key factor in making these selections a success. The Omega & Cambria products are sturdy enough not to show the wear-and-tear of a typically-painted white kitchen. You can read more about those qualities on the manufacturers' websites. What Justin offers is his years of expertise in construction/ remodeling/ design to get the flow right and the dimensions perfect. Everything turned out exactly as he said it would and delivered as agreed to with our general contractor.

Complete gut renovation of master bath. Tom and Justin are knowledgeable, flexible, talented, and easy to work with. Provided wonderful guidance and a multitude of choices. One stop shopping at their store: tile, fixtures, cabinets, etc. Their crew and all subs were of the highest standard. Job was completed on time and the crew was very neat, clean and respectful of our home. Finished job is beyond our expectations.

A friend recommended this firm. They are largely a one-stop shop. The store has displays and samples. The owner will sat down with me, visited the site and create a drawing of the bathroom (or kitchen). The projects budget was reviewed and a contract drawn up. Then I worked with a designer and picked out tile, accent tile, cabinet and countertop material. I found out that choosing an item in a showroom does not mean it is available. Also, I found out that just because everything "looks good" doesn't mean it is. My husband is better a checking details and its a good thing, I didn't even notice the medicine cabinet couldn't open because the faucet was blocking it. The workers were very laid back about such problems, probably because they could fix them. (The cabinet was quickly adjusted). So PAY ATTENTION and don't be afraid to point out a problem- it took awhile but everything is perfect. I will say that the project started in the last days of October and the final details were just fixed up in January. The bathroom was basically ready in the six weeks that they estimated.