I just added a kitchen island with Reico and I didn't feel the price was out of line. They were the authorized dealer for the original cabinets that I wanted to match for the island. They connected me to a contractor who did small jobs and it worked out fine. Maybe it depends on the brands they use. I did notice that the cost of granite at Reico was way high, as it was at Home Depot. The granite was least expensive at the granite warehouses.

We used a contractor who used Reico...their contractor pricing is significantly different from retail. They will design and sell to the consumer but at a huge markup, hence the PPs who thought their prices were excessive. If you work through your contractor their pricing is similar to the competition.

I would only use Reico if using a GC for a substantial remodel/moving appliances. For just new cabinets/countertops, I would use the Kitchen/Bath Depot or Lowes, or even Cabinet Discounters.

We used them to add cabinets to our kitchen when we first moved in...they had done the original ones and it seemed easier. When we did a kitchen remodel recently we used Lowes. They had grat selection and a range of prices; Reico seemed a bit $ for what we wanted to do.

I started with them but their prices for cabinets were outrageous. Plus, I did not like their designs. I went up the street to Kitchen and Bath Depot and got the same cabinets for like 50% cheaper. The guy there had no idea how Reico got to such high numbers!

i used them 10 years ago for my condo and they were awesome! i recommended them to friends and they in turn used the same designer/installer team.

Any feedback on Reico for kitchen work (design)? And apparently they sell cabinets too? Our contractor recommended them but we've never heard of them. Thanks