ENS Kitchen and Bath Depot

We hired a Kitchen and Bath Company to redo our kitchen and they bought the cabinets from ENS. Within the first month the cabinets started peeling, they discolored and the finish was so poorly done that you cannot wipe anything off them. We and the kitchen company tried resolving this issue with them and they were horrible. They did not agree to replace any of the cabinets nor did they stand behind their faulty cabinets. Our cabinets have continued to fall apart and our brand new kitchen that we spent over $ 15,000 redoing looks horrible because of the poor quality of these cabinets. I would NEVER buy materials from this company because they are cheap the the company will not help the customer and stand behind their product. Do not do business with them.

Take what the fellow Unilocalers below are saying and save your time and money! We ordered 2 slabs of a quartz countertop for our kitchen. Ordered them on a Friday and was able to pick up the following Tuesday. However, each slab was a different color! We showed Lesso the difference. They agreed to replace the wrong color with the right color. We left the 2 slabs with Lesso so they can reference which color was the correct color before ordering. It took an entire week before the order was ready for pickup. Again, the ordered slab was another color again! To top it off, they lost the slabs that we left there for them to ensure we got the correct color. At this point it was 2 weeks since we placed our initial order and didn’t want to waste more time. We demanded a refund which their manager, Gene, agreed to but their accountant who works on site there refused. She spoke with the manager and issued the refund right after speaking with her. Avoid the place and save your time and money. We went to another place the same day, ordered the countertops and received all slabs in the correct color 2 days afterwards. Suffice to say my contractor isn’t going to recommend Lesso again either.

ENS moved their warehouse to Rancho Cucamonga and also has a new showroom in Anaheim. They had to undergo a difficult process of moving which may have been difficult for customers but they are now ready to go. Their new phone number is 909−912−1212 or 714−888−3801. They offer good quality cabinets at a good price!!!

We started renovating a home 22 months ago. We were taken to ENS by our contractor. We didn’t want expensive, since it was a home we would sell within 2 – 3 years. However, that didn’t mean we wanted junk. We got JUNK. Pure JUNK.
We installed the cabinets in February 2014. We had some issues from the beginning with a bate and switch on pricing, incorrect custom sizes, and chipped/​cracked doors. We had to argue with customer service for a few weeks before coming to an amicable result. We still lost out. However, it gets worse, MUCH WORSE!
We have over 10 cracked cabinet doors, both inside and out (6 cracked within 2 months of install). There has not been excessive use or hard use. If anything, we’ve been extra cautious. The cabinets DO NOT clean up and stain very easily. They are white… yes WHITE. This means, stains show easily. So, they look like junk already. Finally, all of the rubber stoppers on the inside fell off within 6 months. Ridiculous!
Honestly, these cabinets are AWFUL. Worst cabinets I’ve ever had or seen. They look like they are 5 years old and they are only 22 months old.
I would personally NEVER recommend this company because their cabinets are so horribly made and their customer service doesn’t help.

The Scoop.
Do not go here unless you have a minimum of 2 hours to do anything. That being said, during peak hours, they do not have enough staff and some of the staff they have don’t speak English or Spanish. Everything is a challenge. Why did I come here & come back. Prices. There are several cabinet dealers in the same neighborhood, ALL with the exact same stuff. ENS was the cheapest.
Recommend dealing with Irene and only Irene. There will be a line for her, as everyone that has been there knows that. Recommend not going on Saturday. Recommend allowing more than 2 hours for any (ANY) transaction. Lastly, eat before you go, maybe take some snacks.

Slow customer service, and they charge a restocking fee — what a hassle. Tell your contractor NOT to use this place. There are way too many other places that offer cheaper prices and better customer service.
Heed all the bad reviews!

Don’t waste your time here unless you want extremely cheap materials and horrific customer service. I waited for over an hour for them to pull a vanity top only to be told after that time that they didn’t have any in stock. Their warehouse is extremely unorganized so buy here at your own risk. Also there granite is very cheap and polished but not sealed. Make sure you seal the granite or you will get water stains. You are much better off buying at Home Depot. Stay away!!!

I walked in here with my mother asking about the granite slabs. The guy said it was a special order and it would be ready in a week. Disappointed, my mom said her installer was going to install the granite Wednesday and all of the sudden the granite was going to be ready Wednesday morning instead of a week. Seemed a bit sketchy.

Due to an unexpected full bathroom renovation (long story), I had 48 hours to buy everything I needed for one of my bathrooms. Tile, tub, faucets, vanity, counter, sink, paint, etc.
When I bought the tile along «Tile Mile» in Anaheim, I asked if they knew of a store that could supply a new bathroom vanity. The tile store said to try ENS Kitchen and Bath.
On the positive side, I was able to drive a few blocks and buy a bathroom vanity cabinet, that I thought looked good, in 15 minutes for about $ 500 including tax. I considered this a significant achievement and it significantly lowered my stress level. The office staff was nice and helpful, and they worked together well to take care of me quickly.
So, the good part is that they have quite a few unassembled cabinets in stock that you could drive away with the same day. The cabinet I purchased looked very attractive, and it came with «soft close» hinges and drawer pulls that seemed like a nice touch – something I didn’t expect in a bathroom vanity.
Unfortunately, there are several downsides to ENS and their cabinets. None of these are deal killers, but together they are a bit annoying. In no particular order…
*Their showroom and warehouse is a mess. As of March 2014, it looks like they were creating a new showroom, or completely redesigning it. They had one bamboo kitchen display setup, but the rest of the displays were in various stages of install, and the vanities were just sitting in a disorganized mass in the center of the showroom. Several of the displays had no drawer pulls (the cabinets do not come with hardware) and the installation is far from perfect – let this serve as a warning.
*They don’t have assembled examples of many of their cabinets, particularly the vanities. So you may not be able to see the actual product you want to purchase. I needed a particular size vanity, and I liked the bamboo, but they didn’t have either an assembled vanity in my size or an assembled bamboo vanity on their showroom. And the bamboo vanity has a completely different design and construction than the other vanities, and unless you know to ask, you won’t realize that until you get it assembled.
*There are no instructions for assembling the cabinets. None. Not even a diagram, sketch, or picture – nothing. You’ll open a box with a hundred pieces and have to figure it out. It’s like a big wooden puzzle, Tetris, Rubik’s Cube, and Jenga all in one. I was told that they have no documentation, diagrams, or assembly instructions.
*When I purchased the vanity, I didn’t realize that both sides are unfinished, and if you have any exposed sides in your bathroom, you have to buy an additional $ 50 sheet of veneer and edge moulding to cover the exposed side. Nobody at the office bothered to ask me or mention this, so I had to make a second trip out there to buy the «skin».
*While it is possible to figure it out and assemble the cabinets on your own, it will take quite a bit of time. It took me over 4 hours to assemble my vanity. Not terribly difficult, but it is tedious.
*The wood used in their bamboo cabinets is relatively poor quality. I didn’t know that it was possible for a 35″ x 22″ piece of plywood to warp in 4 directions at once. Almost every single piece of wood was warped significantly. I ended up with a ¼″ gap due to warping and had to use several additional screws to pull it together. The veneer skin is ¼″ plywood that is so warped that I have no idea how I’m going to attach it to the side of the cabinet. My only guess is LOTS of glue and a dozen clamps and pray that the glue holds.
*The veneer on the darker bamboo cabinets is so thin and fragile that I can’t even tell if it is actual bamboo veneer, a plastic laminate, or printed /​painted on somehow. And the stain is very soft, so it scratches like crazy. If you aren’t careful, the veneer will get ruined during assembly. I’m not very hopeful about the durability of the cabinet finish over time, and expect that I’m going to have to refinish them in a few years to cover up the scratches.
With all of that said, those cons don’t necessarily rule out ENS as an option. My contractor said that his «cabinet guy» could make me a custom vanity – but it would cost about $ 750 with basic hardware, and up to $ 1,000 with the nicer «soft close» hardware that comes with the ENS cabinet. $ 550 vs. $ 1,000 is a pretty big difference, and since the bathroom remodel was already costing me thousands, I chose to save the $ 450 and go with ENS. I only spent $ 550 and have a nice vanity, with the finish being the only remaining wild card.
I was perfectly comfortable assembling the cabinets myself, but if you aren’t comfortable doing the assembly or have to pay ENS or someone else to build the cabinets for you, make sure to factor in installation costs when comparing ENS to other companies or a custom cabinet maker. It may turn out that install costs makes ENS equivalent with a custom option.

I found these guys because their listing came up at the top of a google search under kitchen cabinets. Their website makes you think they have a huge showroom. In actuality, they have very few products to choose from. I was shocked at the limited selection. The salesperson was not very knowledgeable at all about the products. Also, they do not take credit cards over the phone so you cannot order something and have your contractor pick it up. All in all, it was a very frustrating experience.

ENS Kitchen and Bath Depot is also found as the vanity top cabinet and vanity cabinet center place on line.
Avoid this place at all costs! Definitely avoid their installation service. These people damaged my walls while installing their cheap cabinets.
The installers did not even speak English, they spoke what I believe was some form of Chinese dialect. I had to use an interpreter on their phone, who obviously did not interpret well (otherwise my walls would not have been damaged) for them. It was impossible to communicate with the installers. Also, they were late to install. They even scratched my floors (that I just finished) since they assembled the cabinets in my wood floors without placing any proper padding. Unbelievable!
Oh! and they will give you the run around for a receipt. Two weeks later, I still don’t have a formal receipt. I am stuck with the damage, the cheap (in looks, but not in price) cabinets and the bill. I paid over $ 4000 on approx. 20 linear ft. of cabinets. I was told my shipping would be $ 80 (because I live relatively close) unless I used their installations service. Their installation service was $ 800. My bad.
It does make me feel a little better to know you will not make my same mistake. Go custom made, there is many skilled workers around the area, it will even be cheaper. Please, trust me on this one! The only good thing about this place is one of the sales people, she was very nice. But other than that this place gave me the nightmare kitchen experience. Stay Away from
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