FAQs
- What should the customer know about your pricing (e.g., discounts, fees)?
No, it seems that different types of jobs need to be priced differently.
- What is your typical process for working with a new customer?
I think everybody tries to " Feel Out " new customers I`m no different, I`m fairly easy going but not by any means a pushover. I have No problem doing a few 'extras', but don`t be one of those homeowners that asks for a ' Thousand Favors ' and not expect to have to pay for them. I try my hardest to treat my customers with the up most Respect and Dignity and only hope I`ll be treated the same way.
- What education and/or training do you have that relates to your work?
I have an Associates Degree from Delhi College, but most of my training came from on the job training. I started out doing custom trim work, and did that for many years for alot of Custom home builders in the Saratoga area. In doing this I`ve Installed hundreds of kitchens. Saratoga went thru a phase for awhile where I built many of the bars in the downtown district. I took a job out in Syracuse building cabinets and display cases, I did that for about two years but got tired of the monotony and got the bug to move back home. When I returned home I was introduced to an " Old School " Cabinet Maker who took me to a hole new level of Cabinetry and how it was to be built. I owe him for the most of my education at least the cabinetry end of it. After working with him for a few years he moved to Hawaii, and that is when I started running my own shop. I still contact him now and then just to talk shop or bend his ear with a question, he`s a good man