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TWD did an awesome job from the design, budget and construction of my remodel. My home was built in 1980 and was in need of updating which meant a few walls had to be removed and both bathrooms and kitchen needed to be torn out and replaced. Ron was my designer and he was spot on from the first time I had spoken with him. Other contractors I had interviewed were not as forthcoming in the beginning to help me calculate the basic costs of what I wanted to do but Ron gave me estimated costs as we went through the house on his first visit which helped me greatly. Ron also came up with 2 ideas that solved issues with my house layout. The planning phase was an in depth review of every piece of everything that had to be worked on and the scope of work was detailed in writing for us both to agree on the work that was to be done. I appreciated the detailed description that I was working with and it also made sure that they completed all aspects of the job. My job took about 12 weeks and through out I was kept informed and was able to see progress through their web site system which included photographs of the tear down and reconstruction. We did make a couple of changes which were handled effectively and when the work was done, they made sure every small detail was made satisfactory to me. Good job TWD....I have gotten so many compliments from the neighbors who watched and heard the construction over a 12 week period.....My house is now up to date and I love it.

These guys are amazing!
The communication you have with these guys are unprecedented, they really do keep open communication and they are very upfront with anything and everything. They answered any questions I had at anytime. They exceeded my plans I had to remodeled my house especially my bathrooms! It was honestly more than I could ever ask for.
I had them crate a mancave for my husband and OMG did they ever blow it out of the water!! Its AMAZING! HE loved it and cannot stop talking about it. They went above and beyond with it and I could not have asked for more.
They really did a great job on my new home, I honestly couldn't be happier and if I ever needed anything else done with my house they would be the ones I would call.

Working with Premier was the best experience I have ever had with a remodel. They built out a new bathroom, wine room and kitchen. The end result was unbelievable. They were on top of communication, permits, updates, quality of work, etc.

You don't EVER want to do business with these people. From integrity and honesty in the contracting and change order process (FAIL); to the scheduling and actually producing people to do work on schedule (Massive FAIL); to actually producing the schedule that they promise in their advertising but never produced until I complained about it, and then never came close to meeting (FAIL); to simple competence in translating their promises into drawings and contract language (FAIL), to the ability to perform the work with anything that looked like pride of workmanship, attention to detail, or even minimal competence (Massive FAIL as evidenced by the plumber who installed shower heads at a height lower than my head, and a bathtub that is leaking on and probably *under* our floor right now); to the price gouging for change orders to do what they promised to do in the first place (we said we would remove that soffit, but if you want that to look like it was done right and not leave a big scar across your ceiling, that will be a change order and more money -- another FAIL); to the screwed up master bathroom that left me paying for an entire slab of very expensive Azul Bahia granite from which we got a single lavatory countertop, and cabinets with a Frankenstein patch (big FAIL); to the claim that we would save money by purchasing through RWR at contractor's prices (another FAIL -- it took me one email to Spencer's Appliances to get the kitchen appliances for less money than RWR offered, and a couple of emails to Papagno's to discover that we were being gouged on the granite countertops); to the lack of respect for my property (including drywall mud inside a brand new thermostat for a brand-new $20,000 air conditioning system, damage to a glass pest border even after I warned them of the risk and offered to have it removed and replaced after their work was done -- no need for that, they said, and then ruined it with sloppy stucco work on the side of the house and breaking the glass under the front door); the list goes on and on. The substandard work was only corrected if and when I caught it and complained about it -- for just one example, they installed a medicine cabinet and broke the glass during the install. They turned the house over to me with the medicine cabinet broken, and didn't say a word about it. That's the way they operated and dealt with me from start to finish. When we have recovered from this experience, I'm going to have to hire another company to come back and fix the master bathroom so that we get plumbing that doesn't leak, and a room that actually looks like what we wanted. We didn't get that from these people. You don't EVER want to do business with Republic West Remodeling.

This company referred us to a contractor who was married to one of the workers and didn't tell us. They redid much of the tile and trim multiple times, still a fail on all counts. They couldn't lay tile straight or even height, and cut the Schluter wrong multiple times, and forgot to glue the trap under the shower which would have resulted in flooding under the floor and the wall to fall out. We were out thousands and thousands of dollars before we fired them and finally got a new contractor to finish the job. If you want basic, track-home, contractor-grade performance, this is your place.

Update: This outfit advertises they are a remodeler, but turns out they do not do any remodeling, so we don't know why that is in their name, but instead just told us the contractor to use, and in bad faith failed to reveal the marriage connection, so that one can apparently get caught up on their delinquent divorce support payments. No such list was otherwise provided. The only thing provided were some floor tile and some Belmont cabinets, which were measured wrong, had wrong leg/support hardware, and missed a kickplate. We were told the tile is hard if not impossible to scratch, which turned out to be 100% wrong. The extra tile supplied was due to the other tile plus 10% overage all used up since it was all cut wrong. The job was not completed in time as we did not get the materials in time and we did not send any completed remodeling photos, despite the claims noted herein.

Vincent and Sebastian are absolutely amazing. Great work and timely manner.

If you only have a minute to read this, the main message is that we are thrilled with our new kitchen and the service we received from everyone on the Premier team, from Bruce, our designer, and Kent, our construction manager, to every single worker who made a contribution. More detail, if you’re interested:

The kitchen in our new (to us) manufactured home was dated and not our style; in addition, there was a pointless desk in an area that clearly needed to be a walk-in pantry. We wanted to replace everything except the flooring. We went to the big-box store first – since we knew absolutely nothing about tackling this sort of project – and realized that would mean managing all the different aspects of this ourselves, which we were completely disinterested in doing. Then we went to another kitchen-design company that wanted badly to sell us cabinets but nothing else. Finally, we wandered into Premier and met Bruce.

The thing about Bruce was that he listened, gave advice, debated, and listened some more. We really appreciated his expertise and ideas, even when – a couple of times – we decided to go a different route. He guided us through appliance selection, which I thought was above and beyond the call of duty. Turned out, he was so, so, SO right about the paint color, the cabinets, the lighting, and the countertops. I was right about the sink and the backsplash. Oh, and we were both right about the pantry.

I won’t kid you – living through a major remodel was not a picnic. Or rather, it was a never-ending picnic for most of a month, complete with paper plates, plastic forks, and no place to do dishes. They warned us, and they were right. But Kent managed the project to a T, finishing on schedule to the day. Every single workman was polite, skilled, and professional. They solved the problem of what to do about no floor tile under the old base cabinets, invented a way to give the microwave a custom enclosure, and crafted crown molding to fit our sloped ceiling perfectly. Kent was in and out, checking regularly. The whole job actually included more than the kitchen, as we also had part of a wall removed and the living/dining room repainted.

Our job was completed just before the COVID-19 pandemic hit (thank heaven!), so we are still waiting for a few minor punch-items to be addressed. No one’s fault and I know Kent won’t forget about us. When the situation allows, they’ll get done.

In the meantime, even with those couple of items outstanding, we have a beautiful pale turquoise kitchen with beautiful quartz countertops and a killer backsplash. As Bruce promised, the stainless-steel appliances – French-door fridge with flex drawer, beverage fridge, top-of-the-line dishwasher, and a range with a double oven – bring the bling. My 6-shelf walk-in pantry is about 25 square feet and even with everything put away and too many cans of soup and boxes of pasta, I have unused shelf space. AND a couple shelves in my cabinets are still empty, too. Bruce told me I’d have a ton of storage!