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I’m sorry but this company is just as ridiculous as allied roofing. Yes, they were here for at least 90 minutes but I can tell you their final price was just absolutely ridiculous.the guys were nice but I do not recommend this company. Buyer beware.

Look, if you are thinking about calling Kitchen Savers in Orlando, let me save you some time. And I mean literally save you time because these people want all of it. I booked an appointment and they canceled at the absolute last minute because their guy was running late. Hey man, things happen. I told them I was taking other bids and they needed to be competitive if they wanted the job. The rep promised they were, so we rescheduled for the next Friday. Then the calls started. They called my phone multiple times a day to confirm. Are we going to war together? It is a cabinet quote. Relax. When we finally talked logistics, I told her I had thirty minutes for the home visit. She said their absolute minimum is an hour and a half. Ninety minutes? What are we doing for ninety minutes? Are we watching a feature film? Are we doing a podcast? It suddenly made total sense why their guy was late the first time. He was busy holding another family hostage in their own kitchen. I told her four other companies managed to give me a quote in thirty minutes flat. She straight up told me if I could not sit there for an hour and a half, they would have to cancel. So they canceled on me again. Just wild. It is a crazy business model to decide your sales pitch is way more important than the actual customer. This is just a warning. If a company demands ninety minutes to trap you in your own house for a high pressure pitch, they do not respect you or your time. Do yourself a favor and call someone else.

I recently contacted KitchenSaver for a consultation. The salesman came out a gave a 3-hour pitch for their service/product. During that pitch it was said that at the end of the presentation we would know the total cost of their service. We were presented with that cost and the required down payment. After discussing we decided to accept the offer and provided a down payment of $2340 or 30% of the total cost. The following day I received a phone call from the salesman saying that there was a mistake on the down payment and that it should have been 33% not 30%. I added another $260 to the down payment for a total of $2600. The following week I received another phone call from a KitchenSaver VP saying the when the project manager looked over the proposal there was a discrepancy of $3600. This with no one ever coming out to take measurements and after being provided with the total cost of the project. I was told the Kitchen Saver would "split the difference" and I would be responsible for another $1800. I was also given the option to cancel, which I accepted. Can you say bait and switch.

Very high pressure sales! Work appears to be well done we will see. They do not value home owners time. One worker wants to work after hours one worker shows at noon and one will only work 9 to 5. But biggest complaint was that the cabinet for my built in oven (Kitchen saver had dimensions for oven at start of project). when appliance installers came to install oven it did not fit because cabinet was wrong size. After contacting the companies representee he wish to talk to installers where he belittled the installers. than me and my wife. This representee of the company wanted us to modify cabinet when we refused to cut this cabinet, he offered if we would pay $250.00 he would send somebody out to modify the cabinet that was clearly not the size needed for oven.