“Bathroom Renovation Mark and his team have just finished a bathroom renovation for us. We found every member of his team were professional and friendly. We are extremely happy with our new bathroom. It's everything that we hoped for. Thanks guys.”
Public evidence profile
The Art of Renovation
Trust Score
34out of 100
- Rated 4.8 from 6 reviews
- Reviewed 3 months ago
How this score is worked out
Rating4.8 / 5
Review volumeLow · 6
Independent sources1 independent public source
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How this score is made up
What customers say22.9 of 64.1
Independent checks0 of 21.9
Track record11.3 of 14.1
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- Ways to reach them0 of 12.5
- Photos of their work0 of 6.3
- Industry recognition0 of 3.1
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4.8out of 5
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- TrustedPros6 reviews · 4.8 avg
Highlights
“Kitchen Reno My kitchen was renovated by The Art of Renovation in 2018 and the workmanship and costs was very impressive. Mr. Nazar recommended to resurface the cabinet doors instead of replacing new ones. This saved me a bunch of money and hassle of taking staff out and putting back in after the reno. The design of backlash patterns were nice tiled and becoming a very inviting and spacious after their reno work. Thanks for the brilliant design ideas and eye for details.”
“Kitchen, Renovation, Floor Installation, Removing Walls and Doors and Creating a New Furnace Room My husband and I contracted with Mark Nazar from The Art of Renovation for a kitchen redo. The work that he did was nothing short of phenomenal. He’s a great communicator. We always knew where he was in the process. If we were not at the house, he would send us pictures and videos and contact us on a daily basis through phone, text and email. I have no reservations about recommending Mark. We looked at many renovators before Mark and knew that we could trust him as he was referred by my husband‘s brother. We are referring him to family and friends and everyone couldn’t be happier with his work. His quotes were also the most affordable of anyone we spoke to. He’s also a very nice person, incredibly intelligent and an engineer. I would highly recommend Mark Nazar and the art of renovation to anyone looking for a renovation big or small.”
Detailed reviews
Kitchen Renovation I am very happy with my new kitchen. It was a complete gut job that included moving an outside wall. Mark and his team are easy to deal with and personable. The quality of the workmanship is very good. Where there were minor issues, they were rectified quickly.
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Is The Art of Renovation a legitimate business?
The Art of Renovation has 6 independent public reviews, rated 4.8 out of 5. This is independent public evidence gathered from named public sources (no ads, no paid placement), not a guarantee of workmanship. If anything here is out of date, the business can request a correction.
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The Art of Renovation has 6 public reviews, averaging 4.8 out of 5. You can read the individual reviews and where each came from in the reviews section above.
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How long has The Art of Renovation been trading?
The Art of Renovation has been reviewed on public sources since 2019.