Afusion Kitchens

This was the best company we had reviewed. Our project was extrememly complex, and details were critical to a proper execution. This was done in a timely professional manner at all stages. Everything installed smoothly, and on time as promised.

Do not use this company. We contracted in June 2006 with Afusion to complete a kitchen renovation by September this year. Dealing with the company and Ron O. in particular, has been hugely problematic. The work was delayed and is still not fully completed. Ron O. has outright lied to us on many occasions and it became clear to us that financial mismanagement on the part of Afusion led to many of our problems. For example we were obliged to pay for the cabinets direct as the funds we had paid for the project had not been held in escrow and the cabinet makers would not release the product because of outstanding debts owing by Afusion.

We have also been made aware that some, if not all, of the subtrades - many of whom did fine work - have not been fully compensated by Afusion for work done on our project. Lack of promised oversight by the company led to our having to, in effect, become project managers for many day to day decisions. We were obliged to take legal advice to protect our position, and have recently been told by Ron O. that we should deal direct with the subtrades to put the finishing touches to our project.

For these reasons we cannot recommend Afusion or Ron O. to anyone and in fact would actively counsel them to avoid this company.

A&R B

Waterdown, Ont

In July of 2006, we contracted a kitchen, bathroom, office renovation with Afusion Kitchens Inc., owned by Ron O. with construction to commence in August and be completed by early September. After receiving almost 80% of the total contracted amount from us throughout July, August and early September – Ron O. advised on September 28th that he did not have funds available to pay the cabinet manufacturer for our kitchen cabinets (which were already delayed over 30 days from the initial promised delivery). At the same time, we discovered that all contractors who had worked on our project through Afusion were unpaid and continue to be unpaid as of December 2006. Ron O. has not been physically at our project since September. This renovation was only completely finished in December of 2006 through the goodwill and professionalism of our trades (Felker-Michaud Construction, JPR Electrical Services, TNT Painting) and our direct purchase of the cabinetry and its installation.