Nearby Bathroom Remodelers in San Francisco

The remodeling process from visioning to completion went extremely well. The ReBath staff helped put our thoughts into action. Demolition, construction, and fine-tuning were done with professionalism and time to give clients knowledge of the daily process. It was great that ReBath over-saw the whole process and that a project manager was often stopping by to double check the work. Caring pride and workmanship brought the bathrooms to a lovely finish.

They didn't do what they said that they're gonna do. The paint job was spotty and it was unfinished cabinet work. I tried to call them to let know and they never even know who I am.

Steve has good knowledge on bathroom repair. I would use him again.

This is an excellent company. When the shower was being rebuilt, we were able to use his shower, which was helpful.

Abraham was a pleasure to work with. I value those who are responsive, punctual, and fair and Abraham was all of the above. I had unique concepts for my kitchen and Abraham wanted to be kept in the loop the entire way. He was really flexible with my work schedule and did most of it when I didn't need to be home. This was incredibly helpful as it would have taken much longer to finish if I didn't trust him to be there alone. If plans ever changed, he would notify me immediately. He was helpful with professional suggestions for outside hire and never once made me feel unsure or uncomfortable about the project. I had a imaginative and prescient for my kitchen and as a team we totally nailed it. This was my first big renovation project on our first home and I am thrilled to have had a wonderful experience with Abraham as my right hand. Thanks a lot for all your challenging work, I can not wait to enjoy my kitchen!!!

M&M remodeled our relatively small master bathroom, including re-tiling the shower, installing new shower door, toilet, light fixture, vanity, countertops, sink, and medicine cabinet. The finished product looks fantastic. We are especially happy with the new shower-it looks amazing and makes the room look much bigger. There were a few shortcomings--the project was estimated at 1 to 1.5 weeks and took about 5 all in. However, if time is not a huge concern, M&M does a great job. In sum, although we were a little frustrated with the delays, it was worth the wait. We always trusted that M&M would get it done right. Note: We paid M&M $9K. We provided the materials (minus countertop and shower door). Materials cost roughly $2K. So total cost for remodel = $11K.

It went great. Cools Custom communicated a lot with me and got the job done in a timely manner, while interacting well with my tenants. I will hire them again!

Outstanding service, quality of work and responsiveness. I wanted free standing antique double sink cabinets, remodel of shower stall in master bath and new shower and tub set up in guest bath. Also required full installation of new flooring, from vinyl to marble floors for both bathrooms. Results were superb and much better than I even anticipated.

Tony was great. He was always on time, friendly, and courteous.

Our kitchen was original to the house from 1931, including the faucets coming out of the wall, old wood cabinets that had layers and layers of paint, pink and light blue/green tiles as the countertops, a small area for the fridge that was currently empty, linoleum floors, and a weird column right next to the stove that turned out to be a stubborn brick column. We really needed someone to demo everything in the kitchen and upgrade it to a functional, usable, and modern kitchen. We first contacted Heartwood Residential through Houzz and Nick was prompt to answer and schedule an appointment do discuss our project. We had already talked to a few general contractors at the time and had an idea of what we wanted to do, which included removing a wall and getting rid of that brick column. We brought up the brick column with the other contractors and each of them said it would be a structural issue and they really didn't want to deal with it even if the price was not an issue. Nick was the only one who voluntarily went to check out what the brick column was in our basement and had any knowledge of what it was for. Turns out, it's for gases to escape and ran from our basement to the attic or roof. Another issue I had with other contractors was that they really wanted my husband to be there when they came to check out our kitchen. When I asked questions or expressed my opinions, they would look at my husband to answer the question in a round-about way. My husband really didn't like them because they didn't respect me at all. I also bought the sink, fridge, dish washer and a few other items while they were on sale and one of the other general contractors made a snide comment about what I picked out. Nick and Michelle were very accommodating with including the appliances and finishes that I already bought into the design they presented and they were able to find a way to hide the brick column and come up with an elegant design to the entrance of open kitchen. When Heartwood Residential started the demolition of our kitchen, they prepped our house: covered the floors, moved furniture, sealed off other rooms so most of the dust would not get into the other rooms. I set up a go-pro to take a picture every minute of the demolition and explained that I wanted a time lapse of this whole process, and they were very accommodating -- even moving the gopro to a better angle to get the whole thing. I would ask them questions about what they were going to do in the mornings and they didn't hesitate to stop and explain what would happen that day. At the end of the day, they would clean up and put all their tools away. If there were any issues or if something didn't look right, Nick, Jamison, Brandyn, or Elliot were prompt to call or text us to get it addressed. For example, we have curved ceilings in our dining room and since they removed the wall between the dining room and kitchen, the ceiling to the kitchen needed to be curved too. The issue came up with painting the wall and ceiling different colors and the solution was to add crown molding, like what we have in the other rooms. When I insisted that we use hue LED strips to light up the bottom and top of the cabinets, he said they can make it work and they did, even having the electrician come back a few times to make some adjustments. Towards the end of our project, I went around our kitchen and inspected almost everything. Some of the backsplash tiles were crooked, there were a few scratches on the cabinets, a few cabinet doors were not straight, etc....there were a lot of post it notes around our brand new kitchen to say the least. I can say that Nick and his team (mostly Brandyn) addressed each post it note individually with me, fixing each crooked tile, each hole or scratch, or each cabinet door. One thing that did go wrong with our project a delay because wrong sized cabinets were ordered, but I guess it turned into a good thing because they were able to use some of those cabinets to build a storage cabinet that fit next to our washer and dryer. To finish the project up, Nick personally came to check each item off, moved our washer and dryer into their correct spots. Overall, we're very pleased with the professionalism and courtesy of the services provided by Heartwood Residential. They were a pleasure to work with, always keeping us in the loop with what was happening during the renovation, we were comfortable leaving our home in their team's hands while we were out, and overall attitude of everyone from Heartwood. They were definitely a pleasure to work with and will be the first ones we call for another remodel.