We couldn't be more impressed with the entire experience. From the welcome at the showroom to the…read morefinished installation, the service was outstanding. The team was professional, courteous, and incredibly cautious with every step of the process. They took the time to explain what they were doing, worked efficiently, and made sure everything was completed with care and precision. From personal home visit to assure we choose the right floor for our home, to the installation itself was flawless. The employees clearly take pride in their work--every detail was handled expertly, and the final result looks beautiful. They also kept the workspace clean and were respectful of our home throughout the project. Overall, we are extremely satisfied with both the product and the people behind it. If you're looking for great service and a high-quality, professional flooring installation, I highly recommend Pride Flooring, like their name they take pride in their work

QUICK AND THOROUGH, professional response. We wanted a quote and received it quickly with good…read moredetails to move forward. We will consider this team for carpet replacement in the near future.

Glenn cleaned the tile floors in two bathrooms and a Florida room in our home. He did a great job…read more We are very pleased with his work. He is a professional. Easy to communicate with, shows up on time, and gets the work done in a timely manner. I would highly recommend his services.

Glenn did an amazing job on my dirty grout and tile. He came on time with his own equipment,…read morecleansers and thoroughly cleaned the grout and tile and it looks great. I would recommend him for any tile or grout cleaning job, small or large. My apartment looks so clean and fresh for buyers to see. Thank you Glenn. Zelda S.

Many things come to mind when you think of beautiful hardwood floors: the form, the sheen, the…read moreluster, and even a bit of history. But what does not come to mind in the daunting task and small miracle that it takes to keep them so beautiful. Having recently moved into a 1925 Old Spanish, my wife and I felt it was time to strip that old and poorly applied shiny lacquer and bring new life to those floors. Here is where we had no idea what we were getting into. I had done many online searches and read about all floor refinishing, it seemed very straight forward. This was obviously not something I was going to attempt but I just wanted to be informed, I was off to get a quote! When Ramon and I met up, he was prompt, professional, and knew exactly what he was talking about. I asked many questions and found out that he, and his company, uses an extensive multi-step sanding process that really makes the difference, other than the products used of course. He came, he saw, he measured, he explained, he answered, and then he left. Armando sent me the quote the next day and even called me to follow up and if I had any questions, which I did, obviously. At the price point, I was taken aback but I already knew it was going to be expensive. In the end, it is a VERY specialized process. My wife and I continued working on more pressing renovations and decided we would give it some more time. We waited and waited. Ramon called me to let me know they were getting booked up very quickly, but I told him we were still on the fence. One day, I see a request for wood floor refinishing on NextDoor and two people quickly recommend RED. I got nervous. When we finally had a concrete move-in date, I spoke to Ramon and he penciled us in. I told him that we will be going with the satin oil-based poly instead of the water-based simply because of the price. He said, "no problem, I totally understand". Before they started, Armando and Ramon came by to drop off some replacement boards they needed to acclimate to our home's environment, yes, they even think of that as the pros that they are. Obviously, my wife and I asked even more questions. We made it very clear that we were against the yellow undertone from the previously applied lacquer. They quickly recommended the water-based polyurethane to get the wood color and matte look we were looking for. We said we would think about it. The day came and the crew quickly got to work. Ramon kept me in the loop for everything. He asked me to come by so I could see the progress myself. After a single day, the floors looked completely different, so smooth, so rich in natural wood color, that was not even half of the process. Ramon explained that the wood had been resurfaced many times before and had very little life left. He showed me many examples and explained why we could see the nails in some area, he even explained what that does with the finish, very glad he mentioned it. He assured me that we will get a lot of use out of them but next time, it will have to be a very light sand and recoat. They sanded, ripped out bad boards, laid new ones, sanded some more, and then, you guessed it, sanded even more. The process was extensive. The dust. The dust was everywhere. But not like you would expect. Ramon and the crew worked with the upmost thoughtfulness and picked up a ton. He did warn me there would be dust, but their machines picked up most of it. This is an inevitable consequence of the process, but it really is not that bad, it was easy to clean up. NOTHING like tile and drywall work. I called Ramon and said we wanted the water-based coat and he told me we would not regret it. He was right. During the coating process, Ramon and the team are VERY strict with people being in the house, the A/C off, and only necessary movement to prevent anything from sticking to the coating. When it was all done, the floor looked completely transformed. My wife and I could not believe it, it was beautiful and natural looking. What wood floors are supposed to look like. The photos do NOT do it justice. Ramon also supplied us with Bona commercial cleaner, applicator, and felt furniture pads, yes, that is a very fine touch. We followed all the recommendations: kept shoes off the floor for about 2 weeks, only dry cleaning with the applicator, no rugs for 30 days, and felt pads on EVERYTHING. Ramon seriously warns that the first 30 days are crucial in keeping the finish undisturbed as much as possible. In the end, it is probably the best dollar spent because it is something you see and use every single day. Not to mention that everyone loves the floors. We even had them take the Florida Pine handrail and refinish it so it could all be harmonious. IN SUMMARY: RED is phenomenal, they are professionals, take their work very seriously, know what they are talking about, guide you in what is best for you and your budget, and are worth every penny. They definitely under promise and over-deliver.

Armando did a great job! My floors look good and I was very happy with the service! The cousins…read morecame back after the job was finished and helped me move a few pieces so I could use my kitchen. The only inconvenience; they advised on their first day working I should "leave it to cure" for 3 weeks. That means limited movement of anything on the floors! But you payed to have it done you want it to look good!

David at A1D is great at taking orders but the tile man that did the work, did a beautiful job…read more This standard bathroom was over $5000 and I bought all the tile. I thought I would get a quote for my stairwell to have laminate flooring put down. Six steps there's a small landing another six stairs and a medium size landing $2700 and I was told that he special ordered and made the laminate steps that I requested and gave me a big story on it. So I decided to get another estimate in priced it out at Floor and Decor in Kendall. They sell it right off the shelf. He's $1000 or better overpriced. His prices jobs high but doesn't do the work he subs it out just thought you should know. RESPONSE: David, there are a total of 12 steps not 14 steps with a small landing and a medium size landing. All quotes include demolition, insulation of new furring strips and flush stair treads (not the overlapping ones), materials and labor. There was no need for "custom fabrication of flush stair treads." (just fancy wording for the less knowledgeable) That is "standard" with ANY laminate job. And while we are on topic of standard. When ever I've had bathroom tile work done it always included finishing trim and drywall. I had the additional expense of hiring someone else to do that because you don't. And being that I purchased and supplied all the tile your cost was way out of line. Back to the stairs quote. The laminate is a 10mm from Floor & Decor not 5.5 mm "special order" that you are claiming for the Coffee cream. And the person hired is also licensed and does the work themselves with a helper. They are also a pretty successful business owners. The only difference is they are $1200.00 less then you are and included the top landing. The "second" floor hallway you refer to is a small in comparison landing, not in anyway a hall-way and no one in the right mind would quote two sets of 6 stairs and small landing and not include the top "landing" (not hall way!). David, your a nice guy and you've grown a nice business on peoples lack of knowledge. However, you are way over priced which I can understand since you need to pay your individual contractors (not full time payroll employees with benefits which is considered a misclassification on your part) as well as pay for your own time of "overseeing" a project. Your home address is your place of business sir. I know you have a business license but do you have a "Contractor's" license? Because your actually acting as a contractor. In any case, I wish you well but I don't like being taken as a fool. I only hope others price out jobs and double check your "expert" claims. I did and it was well worth my time. No malice just smarter. Kind regards David.

Called in to ask for pricing. Guy answers the phone, I send him a picture of what I want to get…read moredone. He tried to charge me 7.5 dollars a square foot to put flooring. I told him "Its a bit much" over the phone, he replies super rude and told me to go to craigslist to find someone else and starts laughing. This is the worst service I have probably ever received. Absolutely ridiculous. This man definitely does not know how to run a business.

Highly recommend Worldwide Floors. My floors came out beautiful and it was done quickly and very…read morereasonably priced. Jahdiel was very helpful in helping us choose the right flooring and color for our home and Luis did a great job with installation. We couldn't be happier.

I had worldwide remove carpet from my condo and replace it with laminate flooring. This was a quick…read moreturnaround job from quote to completion much to my delight. They did a great job and were easy to contact, and work with during the entire process. They also made sure to follow all the rules as required in the common areas of my community. I had quotes from multiple vendors and the prices were good.

This is definitely the first place you should go if you are looking for new flooring. Gustavo and…read morehis staff are extremely knowledgeable in their products and always deliver excellent service. This is my 3rd time purchasing flooring from Best Floors and More and they have yet to disappoint. Thank you Gustavo!

Best Floors and More has the best selection of tile and Vinyl flooring in Miami. We went with them…read morebecause of they had the best pricing on the Alon Flooring we were looking for (Teak Light). The service is friendly and prompt, they will also give you ideas on how to incorporate their products into your project and go out-of-their-way to assist. We needed to get more flooring on a Saturday and Gustavo went out of his way to assist us. I give them a rating. Thank you!

Frantz and his team were professional, on time and over communicated with the project from start to…read morefinish. His team re-finished our 475 sqft interior living space by smoothly finishing the concrete and sealing it with a clear semi-gloss. I highly recommended Epoxy Eagle for all of your flooring needs. Thank you for everything!

These guys did a great job. On time, fast and my deck looks beautiful. No upsell just honest,…read moregood work. I would use them again in a heartbeat.

Recently had GP Flooring Design refinish a butcherblock countertop that another contractor did a…read morepoor job doing the epoxy finish. Daniel did an excellent job getting rid of the epoxy and then restoring the countertop with a new stain and coat finish. Did a super clean job prepping the work area and keeping it clean during and after. No delays or any issues communicating for the job. Found their quote to be reasonable as well. Would highly recommend if you need work on wood floors, tables, countertops, etc.

Amazing work removed our carpet installed tiles and stained all trims to match the floors. Fast…read moreclean and reasonable priced