The Fix-It Show 3-21-26: Redo Cabinets

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Are you today?

I'm good, Dayton.

Good, I like the hats, get a little red-wing blue camouflage going on, that's cool.

No, that's pretty cool.

Thanks to my neighbor.

You're nice to me.

It was a nice end to the week.

The weather warming up.

We're talking about weather whiplash, 70 record temperatures on that Monday, and less

than a week later, we're having a blizzard with record snow depths, a little probably to

the north and everything, and now today the snow's almost gone in my right yard.

Yeah, and we're almost up to 70 again, so crazy stuff, but let's talk to our guests today

because we're going to move inside the house and talk about things going on there.

Josh Yeager from Redoo Cabinetsong with us, how are you, sir?

I am fantastic.

How are you, gentlemen, doing today?

We're doing well, Josh.

Thanks for joining us.

Good, so people are going to be getting outside today because it's going to be nice, but

before they were, I was going to be squishy.

Well, my yard is a mud pit.

Well, you know my yard, so it's the low one, it's a mud pit right now.

So we can't do yard work really yet, but before we head outdoors and start walking around

in shorts like people in Wisconsin like to do when it's 16 degrees.

Oh, maybe.

What, what should we do about those cabinets in our kitchen?

Yeah, so it's a, you know, spring into transformation.

We're all about transformation, the first day of spring yesterday, right?

And that's what we do at Redoo Cabinets is transform your cabinets, transform your

kitchen.

So we're going to be doing refacing, using your existing boxes, what we do is actually

we place the old doors, the drawers, and all the hardware.

And we also replace the back splash and the countertops as well to give you a completely

new kitchen, new vibrant kitchen.

So it's a full kitchen transformation.

So what we could do today actually is look at our cabinets, look at our kitchen, decide

what we want to do with it.

Go outside, run some errands, enjoy the nice weather, and then head to the Wisconsin

State for Expo Center, right?

Right?

Because you guys are there.

Yeah, we have a booth over there, we're booth 230.

So you can head out to the fair, talk to one of our associates, knowledgeable associates

about all the options you can feel, touch, you know, see the quality of the materials.

A lot of people are really blown away by what we can do.

You know, when you think we're facing, you know, some people are comparing it to painting

your cabinets, which is a temporary solution.

You got to come over, check this stuff out, because we are a permanent solution.

Not only that, we give a lifetime warranty on our products, but you won't know that

until you actually hold this stuff in your hands.

You set up a design consultation.

We come out, we measure the project, you know, down to, you know, we get that really accurate

for you so we can give you a down to the penny quote.

And then what we do is we show you styles, cause notions you choose what you'd like in

your home with a professional design consultant, and you lock that in, we put our promotions

on there, and at least you get a good idea of what we can do.

You see that really, really high quality material that we use.

Sure.

And Dayton and I were both at the show yesterday afternoon and evening, and when you come

into the show and that your booth is like right there, the first or second aisle, but as

you walk, you can see your booth there.

Second aisle, right?

Yep, right.

Take a right.

And yeah, it's a great spot.

And you can come see us over there.

We got a great big screen that you can take a look at.

It's just really impactful because you can see our kitchen renovations like in real life

size.

And it's kind of like you're taking a walk through before you have somebody out to your

house.

It's really awesome.

Yeah.

Yeah.

You had mentioned painting your cabinets.

When I was young and dumb, I did that.

And you're not using the right paint and you're not doing it properly.

All your cabinets start sticking and your drawers don't move right and let a professional

take care of it or you're going to hate yourself right after the fact.

Are you a wife?

Right.

And then you'll be calling redo cabinets anyway, like, okay, I messed it up.

Come fix it.

I think all the rage here a little while was the DIY projects, right?

So, you know, Pinterest kind of popped off in HGTV and people thought that these renovations

were incredibly simple and that once you did something, it was just going to be permanent,

right?

And that's not really the case.

My wife actually, our cabinets at home, got a fresh coat of gray paint, believe it or

not, even working where I do.

And, you know, the drawers slide out where we keep our garbage bin.

That thing was chipping, cracking and peeling at least like three days, I think, and, you

know, so it just kind of looks unsightly and, you know, I'm going to call in the real folks

from my, yeah, you know, I'm kind of a hypocrite, right?

And it's possible.

Well, you know what they say?

The Cowbler's kids have no shoes.

Yeah.

Yeah, correct.

Exactly.

There was a difference between knowing and doing, right?

We always do that.

Yeah.

Speaking of the website is redo-cabinet-refacing.com.

You can go there and get a bunch of information while we go to this break.

We're going to be talking to Josh all this hour.

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Well, we sit here.

There are people climbing 30 floors of stairs at 411 East Wisconsin Center downtown here

for the fight for air climb today.

So go.

Good luck to you.

Yes.

I'm impressed.

I like my chair here.

Right.

Josh, Yeager, on with us from redo-cabinet this morning, and you kind of told us kind

of what you guys do, but how long have you been doing this and tell us a little about

the company?

Yes.

So we're a family-owned and operated.

The brothers that own our company, their grandfather started this company 73 years ago.

So we've been in the home for a very long time, and it's a great experience.

These kids grew up, I call them kids, because they're about the same age as I am.

They're 40 years old.

They've been in this third-generation company, and now redo-cabinet, it's all we do.

So we specialize in the cabinets in the kitchen area.

But we are licensed, bonded, insured company, better business bureau, A-plus rating, all

the stuff that you need to be a reputable company, but we have that experience that backs

it up.

There's nothing that we really haven't seen.

And again, anything when it comes to the home or the kitchen, we're going to be able

to take care of you.

And it's just the quality of the work and the craftsmanship that we're able to exude

by having that experience that is incredibly important to our customers.

As they choose us, we don't take that lightly.

It's all about trust.

And 73 years in the business is a good way to start building some trust with those customers.

Well, and you got a lot of five-star ratings up there, too.

So you're doing it right, obviously.

Definitely.

Yep.

And we're up to over 1,000 plus five-star ratings on Google.

And it's just a beautiful thing.

We're getting feedback and people are loving our products and just how we conduct ourselves

and do that quality work for the homeowner.

Where do you guys service?

So we are actually out of Wooddale, Illinois, and we also are in New Berlin in Milwaukee.

I actually live up in Appleton, Wisconsin, and we also service Green Bay and Appleton

areas as well.

And so all of those areas have been Madison as well.

So Southern Wisconsin, Northern Illinois, and Chicago land area is our primary areas that

we do business.

Okay.

So that's a pretty good part of the state of Wisconsin, Northern Illinois.

Yeah.

So if you're basically if you can hear us on the radio, WTMJ, we broadcast pretty far.

You can find redo but service your project.

Yeah.

I grew up listening to you guys, WTMJ.

I grew up in Johnson Creek, Wisconsin, right down the road for you guys in I-94 there.

And I was actually talking to a homeowner down at the home show yesterday.

And I was, I brought up my mom's cabinets, right?

So you have these old 80s, 90s, you know, 80s, you know, cabinets.

And we have this before and after display down at the home show where you can show you

these old, the graphic cabinets and how we transform those into just completely brand

new cabinets with drawer fronts and the refacing product that we utilize.

But it's just kind of, you know, I was talking about that and a little bit nostalgic.

You know, the before it looks exactly like my mom's cabinets and she was always complaining

about those things.

And so it's kind of full circle.

Now she lives in an apartment but we don't really take care of apartment cabinets.

But, you know, I wish we had had this product back then so she could have at least had

a fresh face on those things when we were growing up.

So if you were doing this for 73 years, as you said, were you guys putting on the oranges

and the mobs back in the day?

Brown.

Do you still have those hanging around at all?

No, we actually began.

So if we've been in the home improvement industry for that long, we were doing some exterior

products back then.

It started as primarily a window and roofing company.

Migrated into, you know, kitchen earlier, the kitchen space.

The brothers that run the company right now had a great idea from our facing products

standpoint.

So no, no, no, ma's or anything like that, no, canker, whatever.

We've been always putting in modern looking kitchens but, you know, they had a great idea

to fire up this vertical product and they actually created a training center down in

our headquarter locations where we take people and we take installers because it's kind

of a niche product, right?

It's not something.

So a rougher is a rougher, right?

You can hire a guy on.

If you know how to install a rougher, you know, so I didn't install a rougher.

This is a product where you need to take people in that are craftsmen, you know, carpen

bears and you bring them in, you train them on the product specifically because we give

a lifetime warranty.

So we bring them into our facility and we give them, you know, factory direct like training

in our facility and they get completely licensed in the product and installation of the product

before we send them out in the home.

So we have the best installers but they're not just like handymen.

We're sending them into your house.

They're completely trained on the actual product installation, you know, so we can guarantee

that quality of work and offer those transferable lifetime warranties.

We're talking to Josh from RedoCabinets, you can find them at RedoCabinetsRefacing.com.

We are going to take a break, eight, five, five, six, one, six, one, six, one, if you

have questions, it is the Fix It Show on WTMJ.

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Partly cloudy, a high of 67 today, it's going to be nice in the Milwaukee area.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Not sunny but warm.

Warm, yeah.

Which we need after the last week we had.

Yeah.

So we have Josh from RedoCabinets on with us.

Right.

Josh.

So we're talking Refacing Cabinets.

Why would somebody re-face their cabinets instead of re-solving them?

Somebody thinking about doing some remodeling, updating.

Tell us.

Yeah.

Tell us about the question.

Yeah.

Somebody's going to go through that process.

Oh, perfect.

Yeah.

Fantastic question.

So, Refacing is great for the homeowner who wants to complete kitchen transformation.

But we do it for a fraction of the cost and a fraction of the time.

So we hear horror stories all the time from homeowners that had general contractors

in to do a complete gut remodel of their kitchen.

And they're turning everything down to the studs, they're moving plumbing, they're moving

electrical, and they're increasing the footprint of the kitchen.

They might be moving some walls and different things like that.

You know, you're out of the kitchen.

And most people don't have one of those in their house last I checked.

So, you're out of your kitchen for as long as those folks are in your home.

And you know, we've heard stories where kitchen remodels are going one to two months.

And you know, completely, you're making your meals out of a microwave at that point in

time.

And if you have a larger family, it becomes a pretty huge nuisance.

Well, at Reduction Cabinets, we can get a remodel done, a full transformation done in

as little as three to four days.

So it's a fraction of the time.

But not only that, because we're not doing stuff that's incredibly invasive, you know,

as most people who listen to your show know where you really get dinged on these projects

is the labor.

We've got to send people into your house to actually complete the project.

So you know, getting in and out in three to four days, we're going to be able to have

that be more economically efficient for both us and the homeowner.

So that's kind of a win-win situation where you're paying a fraction of the cost.

Because you know, the Refacing Project gets you at full transformation, we're doing backsplash,

countertops.

This is stone and quartz.

So elegant looks like if you look at our gallery on our website, people have blown away

by what we're able to do, you know, with the Refacing product.

But that's the real benefit is that fraction of time, fraction of the cost.

So if I'm going to do this, do I have to empty out all my cabinets?

Do I have to take all my dishes and glasses and food and boxes of cereal and everything

out of my cabinets?

You have unfortunately, you're going to probably have to migrate those things out of there.

Because this thing can get pretty dusty, right?

So I think just for food safety purposes, you might want to do that.

You know, that's an interesting question.

I don't think I've ever been asked that before.

But if we do, in fact, remove the food from the cabinets and then what we do is we actually

bag off the area.

So we're going to be putting a barrier between the rest of your home and the kitchen so that

because we're going to be putting that veneer on there, that high quality dribble veneer,

we'll put that up there.

And then we're going to rower the edges so that it lines up with the boxes of the cabinets

and then we're going to put facing on there as well.

So that, you know, obviously you get that reface left, you get that new elegant look to your

kitchen that that upgrade and we're not disturbing the rest of your house.

You're not going to have dust all over, you know, the living room as my grandma used to

call him, her knick knacks, right?

You're not going to have to be dusting those every day when you're leaving the home.

So three to four days, we're begging that up and it's going to be contained in the kitchen.

So it's it's minimally invasive, it's less mess, you know, one of our slogans is less

mess, less stress with redo cabinets and and we really take that to heart.

So we're cleaning up that job site every single day as well for you.

If we're spilling over into that three, four days, you're going to know that you're not

going to be tripping over our tools or chords or anything like that.

You're not going to have dust and your stuff.

It's going to be really clean and efficient.

How do people get in touch with you?

So yeah, what you're going to want to do is, you know, the easiest way is probably just

to shoot in this call.

We have a four and four, it's a four and four, six, seven, seven, six, four, one, seven.

That's our main number.

You're going to talk to one of our associates on the phone, they can get you set up with

that design consultation or you're easy enough, you can just hit redo cabinets.com, fill

out a form and, you know, you'll be all set to go.

We're going to ask you a few questions on the project, we're going to dial that in, make

sure someone did in the scope work and then we're also going to, you know, just ask

you what your motivations are and then we can get that designer out to you and, you

know, usually we have an opening within the next couple of days where we're able to come

out and give you that free design consultation.

More with Josh coming up, but we have to go to the WTMJ Breaking News Center with Elizabeth

Linton and Good Morning, Elizabeth.

More of your questions next, it's The Fix It Show on WTMJ.

Brewers Home Opener is this Thursday, one 10 first pitch against the White Sox and it's

going to be a fun time.

I went to the opener and I went to the open Phoenix, so there you go, that works.

The first spring training game.

Josh Jagger from Redoo Cabinets on with us this hour, Josh, going into the news there,

you were talking about how people could reach out.

What happens when they do?

Yeah, so reach out, talk to one of our associates, our contact center reps and, you know,

again, they're going to ask you some questions to really draw down what you're looking for

in the project, but then we bring the showroom to you.

So it's a no obligation design consultation.

We're going to show you all the accessories because a lot of people neglect or forget about

the accessories that can make your kitchen more functional.

We're talking about bins that roll out, garbage bins that roll out, like cabinet, sliders

or dividers that allow you to bring your top cabinets down to you as opposed to using

a step stool to get up to the top cabinets.

So we're going to show you all of these things and all the options, the functionality options

that you might have to make your kitchen more functional and just more aesthetically pleasing.

So we have 30 color options you're going to take a look at and, you know, how hard that

can be.

Obviously, we're talking about the HETV or Pinterest, you know, we walk into homes and, you know,

people have like 40 kitchens pinned and, you know, 20 different colors.

So we really lock into the home and our designers are so efficient at, you know, picking out

the design that's going to fit best for the style of the home that we're in as well with

the homeowners' feedback, narrow down what you love about redo cabinet products and then

we lock that in and we give you a quote and then we hold that price for you with some

of the promotions that we have going on with.

We're talking about spring transformations.

We have, you know, it's all about transforming the kitchen for us and so we give our most

aggressive promotions that we have in the spring as we get into tax season here, people

start getting their tax checks back and, you know, and we'd love to, you know, talk to

you about a kitchen.

Maybe you'd like to invest in a kitchen with some of that money that you're getting back.

And that way we can actually make it more affordable for customers with those aggressive

promotions.

We're going to do a $195 a month, as little as $195 a month right now to get your kitchen

completely transformed.

And we're also being free countertops, which is, it's just pretty cool, you know, with

a name like redo cabinet, some people forget that we do countertops, well, we're not letting

you forget here.

We're going to give them to you free of charge if you go ahead with the business with us.

We'll be able to get those cabinets thrown in for you or excuse me, the countertops

thrown in for you free of charge right now.

So that's a great promotion that we have going on as well.

So we lock those in for you.

And you get a good idea of what you can do, but not only that, what it will cost.

And that's, you know, the process and a nutshell for you.

Okay.

Okay.

We got a Texas.

Do you do bathroom cabinets?

Also.

Yes, we do.

So that's a great question as well.

So we can do bathroom cabinets as well, generally speaking, a lot of our homeowners that

we run into are looking to upgrade some cabinets in the kitchen.

And, you know, we, we migrate also to the bathroom cabinets.

So you have that nice synergy throughout the home with the finishes, but yeah, we can

definitely take care of some bathroom cabinets as well.

Excellent.

And then another text you kind of covered this already, but what do you refinish the inside

of old cabinets shelving adjustment rails inside top bottom back side so their pad

is wondering if you do the interior of the cabinets as well.

Looking at the boxes, but you sounds like you have all those accessories that you put

in.

Yep.

Accessories shelves.

The boxes are going to be internally the same, you know, can reinforce those a little

bit, but yeah, accessories, you know, really bringing the drawers, obviously the drawers

are going to be completely new as well for you.

The drawer front and then the slides because we're going to change everything to soft

clothes for you as well.

You know, that soft clothes became, you know, as we came into the 2000s was, you know,

a kind of standard, right?

But before then, it was, you know, unless you're using builder grade type cabinets, you probably

got some soft clothes cabinets in your house, but homes built in, you know, the 60s, 70s,

80s, 90s.

You know, the 20s soft clothes, my, my house was built in the 20s and I have 19 20s, 19

20s.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Turned into a century, right?

So we were building soft clothes cabinets.

Yeah, a lot of homes around the Milwaukee area and, you know, the Milwaukee area are going

to be at turn of century homes, you know, not soft clothes.

My wife gets up in the morning, she's a morning person, she'll get up at like 430 in the

morning, right?

And slamming it up.

So I, yeah, and just, you know, like, I don't know how many cabinets she opens in the

morning, but it sounds like 60, right?

And she listening right now, gosh.

She probably is.

I'm actually, I'm actually in my office at my home, so she's probably going to peek

in here.

I can't believe you're on radio talking crap about me, but it's okay.

Yeah.

So it's, it's, it's, it's, it's awesome.

We can, you know, those, those soft clothes, that's a great question, you know, we're going

to be upgrading that teaching for you.

You know, again, we'll sit you down and show you exactly what we can do.

And, you know, then hold that price, so, you know, we're not going to be the option

for every single person under the sun, but, you know, it, we're trying to be in this

broad category of people who, you know, don't have, you know, $2 million homes.

Just your, your standard home in, in the Milwaukee surrounding areas where we're coming

in there.

And they just want, you've been looking at the same kitchen for 30 years, and we can

come in, you know, less stress, less mass, and we can get that done in a fraction of

a cost, in a fraction of a time for these folks, and, you know, that's what we're really

trying to do is, you know, do stuff that people didn't think was possible with a budget

that they have, right?

A lot of these people aren't coming in with, you know, is $60,000 to $80,000 budgets.

And, you know, that's what it's really going to cost for a full renovation of your kitchen.

You're gutting things down the studs, moving plumbing, and electrical, and all of these

other things.

People, I don't think realize how invasive and how expensive that can get to the homeowner.

We're trying to be in that, you know, category for where we're accessible to most people

out there, right?

Anybody listening here, you know, we're going to have something that fits within your budget

and gets accomplished.

You're really trying to solve issues in your kitchen, whether it's functionality or aesthetic.

You've been looking at that kitchen for 20 to 30 years, and we can give, at least be an

option.

That's all that we're asking is you just give us a call, see what we can do, and then put

our hat in the ring for being able to earn your business again.

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It sounds like I have the tiger.

So he called it an ear of the lion, because inside Joe, I like it, I like it.

The witch-hop version of the tiger, is that it?

That's right.

Josh Ageron with us from redocapnets, we're finding out you guys aren't just resurfacing

stuff.

You're transforming kitchens, which is awesome.

So people need to know that because I think, when you think resurfacing, you think like,

I don't know, like a lamb that you put over the top that's going to start peeling

off, but you guys have, you're not doing that.

You put a nice veneer on.

What is that veneer made of?

Is it scratch-proof, dent-proof?

Is my kick going to be a little, can I get crayons off it if my kid writes on it?

What do you guys use?

Yeah, it's a fully-fidged wood veneer, so it's not a real wood.

Okay.

So it's going to be thick and durable, and the adhesive that we use, again, we're going

to be giving you a lifetime warranty on these products, so it would be counterintuitive

to put anything on there that's going to trip, crack, fade, or retire, completely finished.

So you're going to get very durable, both scratch-proof product on those cabinets, and it's really

about all the stuff that we utilize as well, again, and that's on the labor and any of

the hardware and accessories that we utilize, where you're going to get that lifetime warranty

as well.

So it's really a testament to the quality of products that we utilize, right?

And we only get, everything it's all about, obviously that's 73 years in business from

a reputation standpoint, is really important, but I think it really boils down to the quality

of workmanship and then the materials that you're using in the home.

I was talking about the cabinets that I have in my house, and believe it or not, even

though we're painting cabinets and I don't have soft clothes, my home was built in 2017,

so it's pretty fresh new and build-or-grade type materials and stuff like that.

So we're already looking for upgrades in a home here, and it's just really kind of a,

we didn't build the home ourselves, so we came into more of a spec home, and I would have

chose little higher materials if I were to start all over fresh, and a lot of our homeowners

that we run into, whether it's an older home from 1920 or 1930, like we were talking

about, or build-or-grade materials that they just installed, and maybe the budget at the

time you built the home was a little bit lower, and you wanted to build that home, and you

have that construction-grade material in your house.

We can come in and really give you an upgrade there, and you know, so that's one of the

biggest things for us is using quality materials, because it's really about reputation at this

point where we're not going anywhere, where we focus on just the kitchens, it's what we do

period, so you know, we really have to get in there and show the customer the difference

and the high-quality, durable stuff that really gives that momentum and reputation for

building the best kitchens.

You guys have a gallery at redocabments.com, and it just looking at the pictures you can

tell, this is nice, beautiful pictures, and lots of colors, like you said, lots of colors

in here.

So you mentioned, Josh, that the projects are usually somewhere three to four days, maybe

or so like that, but what about if somebody came and talked to one of your associates at

the show today, and they said, okay, we want to do this from that point, okay, then they

got to make an appointment to meet with somebody, make decisions, and then get the job done.

What kind of time frame are we looking at, if somebody is at the show today and they want

to do this, how far out are you as far as scheduling work, and if they're like, I got

a big party for Mother's Day, is that possible?

Yeah, we can look at any time frame and take a look at Mother's Day of maybe not, but

we are coming in with lead time on product, but actually believe it or not, the demand

for these kitchens and our work, we're really trying to bring in more, and if anybody's

listening and they're a carpenter, or they're really handing themselves, and they're looking

for a new career path, or measure texts, right, they're the people that come in after

the design consultation and really lock in those measurements, because we have to order

that material, and when it comes to cabinets, you've got to get these doors down to, I would

say millimetres within the size, because you could have gaps and different things, people

don't realize, when you have a larger gap and your gaps are inconsistent in those drawer

fronts and those doors, you're going to be able to notice that right away, it's a weird

thing, it's like our eye is drawn to it, so these technicians have to be really precise,

so if anybody's listening and they have that skill set, we are definitely hiring at

all of our locations, because the biggest thing in our lead time right now is getting those

measure texts into your house, these guys are going to 3, 4, 5, 6 jobs a day to measure

for materials, and we have a backlog of those, so we might be about three to four weeks

out on a measure at the moment, then we order the materials, so that's really what's keeping

us from getting in there even sooner, but to answer your question in a roundabout way,

we are in about 45 days, we can get you a new kitchen, so we try to expedite as much

as we can, but there's a quality control there as well, we're not just bringing in people

off the street, the training on that is really profound, because like I can't stress enough,

the precise measurements of that, you know, the cabinets and what we need to do there from

a sizing standpoint, and a custom design standpoint is really important for the aesthetic

of the kitchen, so yeah, if anybody's listening out there, we're always hiring for technicians,

also installers in Wisconsin, we're always looking to, and we'll train them right, so you

could be a guy in the house, it's a handyman, and you could be somebody that has, you know,

rough carpentry or fine carpentry experience, you know, I've been doing this, I've been

in this industry since I was 14 years old, so I've done anything from demolition to finish

carpentry to riffing to cement construction, and I just kind of found a niche in the home

improvement industry where, you know, it really gives that opportunity for people to learn

a new skill, learn a new craft, the trades are kind of dying off a little bit for the youth

out there, and at Redo Cabinets, we pride ourselves on being able to take, you know, people

and train them in a new skill, a new craft, and that's why you get the quality that you do

with us, but, you know, we began talking about lead time, but I can't stress enough, it's

just looking for quality people, especially in the Wisconsin area as well.

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We're wrapping it up now with Josh.

Yeah, Josh, so we ran a little bit long, so we just got a little about a minute or so,

tell us where people can find you, call you, see you at the show, all that good stuff.

Yeah, I come down to Booth 230 at the home expo, we're down at the State Fair Park, all

this weekend, it runs for 10 days, so all through next week.

And then also hit up ReDue Cabinets.com, there's going to be a form there if you want to

fill it out for a design consultation, you talked about our gallery, get a good feel of

what we do, but you can also call 414-677-641-7, and talk to one of our associates there,

set up a free design consultation, and we'd love to take a look at your kitchen, we'd

love to have you see what reDue Cabinets can do for you in transforming that kitchen,

so just reach out on any of those platforms.

Awesome.

Nice having you on the show.

Yeah, it's been great having you on today, Josh.

Have a good show down there.

David, I appreciate it, it's been a pleasure.

Will you be at the home show at all?

I will be, we're going to be later in the week, next week, I'll be there, I don't have

any set times right now, are you guys going to be down there?

I will be there tomorrow.

I'm there Wednesday for the Wisconsin Association of Home Inspector.

Awesome.

I'll be down there Wednesday and I'll, I'll seek you out.

Okay.

Let's move on with each other.

Have a great week coming up next, Eric Brown, that does it for our number one.

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