Amy M.
Do. Not. Go.
Do. Not Go. When I say the experience has been difficult, frustrating and maddening, I am understating the incompetence. After spending over three hours with a sales associate to confirm and update a prepared plan, I should have known then that this would be a painful experience. I purchased cabinets and counter tops for a small kitchen, and had my own contractor to install. Simple, right? Not. When they were finally delivered on pallets, I was informed at that time that we had to spend more money assembling everything. That amounts to $45-85 per cabinet. HUH?! Okay, things happen and we will get through this. What one should expect in that process is that several parts are damaged, and it throws off any schedule you have. And, when you hear that the store associate carries no responsibility or can take ownership to help, you get passed on to the overwhelming- ly incompetent, barely English- speaking “team”. After repeating seven times that parts were damaged, and reviewing which parts, they bring the issues to the “team”. And, they keep reminding you that the issues are with the “team”. Finally, after a week or so, they ship your replacements--all the while contractors have to be rescheduled. At one pint, I just used a damaged piece and had it positioned so it was unseen--all to avoid the “team”. Oh, let’s not forget the counter tops. There was an offer for a free sink if I ordered the counter tops from Cabinets to NOT go. Unfortunately, the sales associate was not aware of it un- til I saw a sign. And, then the sink didn’t come. By the time I realized it didn’t come with the cabinet delivery, I called and was informed that the sales associate with whom I worked, was “no longer with the company”. To top that off, they were out of the sink I chose. Yet another does of no accountability, frustration and surprise. So, I picked out a sink and asked for it be deliv- ered to my home. Apparently, the communication was not received, so I had to go fetch it myself--with no apology or concern by the store Manager., who, by-the-way, has the personality of a lamp post. Niiiiice. Now, I can have the installation completed and have the company come do counter top measurements. Once again, and unfortunately for me, this will take three weeks, and then they come back to measure for the backsplash areas--probably another three weeks to add to that process. Another reschedule. Ugh. But, wait, I’m not done. I was missing a part. So, I was forced to go back to the “team”. After almost two weeks of receiving email messages thanking me for my patience, and the “team” is working on it, I am done. The process from start to finish has been so utterly strange and ridiculous, I can only laugh at this point. From irresponsible, unfriendly and unhelpful sales “associates, and the Manager, to the barely English-speaking and non-functioning customer “no-we-don’t care”, you are really in for a troubling time. As if remodeling isn’t difficult enough, they do their best to make it more arduous.




