Not good at all. First of all, the workers showed up drinking at 11 AM. After doing a terrible job…read morein the days prior. Lazy, sloppy, they cut every corner. My floors look like trash. You know, like a drunk man did it. I paid $30,000 for brand new hardwoods; there are gaps dents and deficits all over riddled with filler. They did not install new quarter inch round, after I paid for it and was assured it would all
be replaced. They didn't not, instead they left the existing 30 year old yellowed 1/4 round and it looks HORRIBLE. I had to call for someone to come out. Manager showed up and said it looked good other than the obvious old 1/4 round. When I asked about the site worker, they did not know who I was referring to. THE MANAGER DID NOT KNOW WHO THE INTOXICATED PERSON WAS- THAT WAS WORKING IN MY HOME. This is the same man with slurred broken English demanding my house key from day one.
When they came to fix it, they were jerks about it and did even worse. WHILE DRINKING. I was not given any instructions on how to care for my new floors. I was not told when they were coming or going or when they were finished, after i asked multiple times and left my number on the counter. To make matters worse, when they finished, I went through the house and noticed they DID NOT seal the floor behind any structure. There is sawdust everywhere all over the walls and windows from refinishing the bottom floor. They DID NOT seal the floor anywhere that required effort, i.e. appliances behind doors, crevices, etc.
i'm absolutely disgusted at the fact I just spent 30 grand on this. THERE IS RAW HARDWOOD SITTING UNDERNEATH EVERY APPLIANCE THAT I HAVE. Trust me when I say, do it yourself or live with what you have. My new home is a mess, a construction nightmare and now an expensive undertaking to make it right on my own. I also have pick up all of the debris they threw on my lawn and left. They set up all of the their electric saws in the same outlet and blew several fuses in my house. All while throwing trash/debris over the balcony onto my lawn; in addition to their empty prescription bottles, nails and staples in my driveway. Some is expected. THIS WAS RIDICULOUS.
I now have exposed stairs and a balcony with no railing. They removed my banisters, took them from the property and said they did not know where they were when I asked. I told three people at Wright's Flooring over the span of a week that I wanted my old banisters and that I did not want them thrown out. I spoke to a female office manager, Jeffe the site manager, and every single one of the workers. But they took them anyway and made me fight to get them back.
I QUOTE:
"..ask the fat guy, he took them, they are gone."
-Jeffe
It took five days to get them back.
I still do not have any banisters installed. They will rip everything out without the slightest care. The bannister removal was discussed prior, but I was not given a single word or guidance on who to call for the next steps. I still have no stair rails or balcony rails in my home. I was told I would need to "touchup" the stairs. they destroyed all of the drywall around the stairs. they mangled every vent hole and outlet housing and did not put the outlets back. This is far beyond "touchup" territory.
Speaking of not putting anything back, they will remove all of your closets, disassemble shelves and doors and just leave them. Or they will put the doors back improperly so they gouge the floors when you close them. this is the case in the master closet. I now have a giant half moon gouge from their negligence. I just moved here and I didn't have so much as a chair, let alone a screwdriver to put closet doors back in.
Disappointed is an understatement. The amount of cash spent on this still blows my mind.. when I think about the actual work that was done vs. the time it took me to save it. I thought long and hard before I wrote this. I called and called and called. I was ignored ignored and ignored. I officially don't care what this does to your company. Just like you have not cared about me, my wallet or my home in this process.
I would rather spare the next oblivious client from going through the same situation.
