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All Clean Chem-Dry

4.4 (12 reviews)
Open • 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

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Carpet cleaning

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“Rusty and his team are a great company and I highly recommend them to clean your homes floors!”

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Only Floors

Only Floors

(14 reviews)

Finding a high quality refinisher in Winchester is a challenge. Either they use only old school…read moretechniques (polyurethane only), have a terrible work ethic (no show to provide estimates, no return calls, or won't remove baseboards, etc.), or treating your wife like she's a second-class citizen. I had nearly given up. Enter Only Floors. Rafael Flores and his awesome team have been amazing to work with. They guys he uses have extreme attention to detail. Our house has original red oak that had been stained a dark walnut--a look that looks great on walnut and select other wood varieties, but it never really looks good on oak. Plus, the previous owners had renters in it that had dogs with velociraptor-like paws that scratched the Alpo out of many areas in the house. We wanted to go natural/clear. Rafael came to our house and provided the best price that included moving larger pieces of furniture, removing all baseboards, installing new pre-primed, sanding down, and installing new flooring in a few areas where we reconfigured a doorway and wall (and thus it was missing any flooring). I wanted to see some of his work so he confirmed with another homeowner if my wife and I could swing by. We did and saw the work his crew was doing and had no doubt we were making the right choice. Selecting a flooring refinisher can be a make or break it decision. You have to get it right or you will pay. We have learned a few lessons from another house where we had floors done twice--because the first "2nd generation flooring specialist" screwed up our floors and it had to be redone by another company. This is what I learned during that experience. First, many homeowners don't know what to look for in a flooring company when it comes to final product. If you just glance into a newly completed room, you may think it looks great. But slow down, get on the ground and run your hand across the newly redone floors. Do you feel gritty like bumps (this most likely is from them not vacuuming/dusting really well before laying each coat)? Do you see dog or human hair or other dust bunnies embedded in the clear coat (again, more lack of prep work)? Is the entire house coated in a layer of dust from the sanding (do they hang plastic and tape down to keep the mess to a minimum)? Do they remove the baseboards to do it right or do they leave them in place and figure it's not that big of a deal (if not they are lazy and lack attention to detail)? Do they hand sand and do a good job between stair spindles and railings? Many of these things you should look into with proven work. Only Floors passed all these tests for me. Another thing I've come to appreciate is water-based finishes. Scour the internet and you will read many conflicting things about polyurethane vs. water-based finishes. What you'll read is usually influenced by two things: 1) what that product vendor/trade association sells 2) what the local company is comfortable using and has experience with. It's hard to find objective information. My experience is that I could not find anyone in greater Winchester that knew what they were and had to talk to companies in Leesburg/Ashburn before I found some that offered them. One from Leesburg with many great reviews came out to bid and made a comment that "Winchester flooring people are about a decade behind in finish technology" and at first I found that to be a bit of a slight. It turns out, he was right and I was later told flat out misinformation from several in-town companies. Established in 1752, yet there is much to be learned here about this topic. Here is why I love water based product: first, your house can be lived in while it's being applied. There are fumes, but they are low-VOC and within hours dissipate and can be walked on in a matter of hours. They have also proven to be incredibly durable where water is concerned. For instance, during an out of town trip our fridge opened and a grape juice spilled over the wood floors and eventually evaporated. On seeing this, I thought...here we go, this will cost thousands to refinish!?! And I wiped it up, with no stain or bleed into the seams. How on earth is that possible? Water finish. It's provides a harder top finish and is heavily favored now in commercial applications. My house is like a commercial for what will go wrong with several kids so this is why I love this stuff. You probably figured by now that Rafael offers this, the only one I found locally... The end result is a beautiful floor that always gets comments. It was fixed of all dents, dings, scratches, and he actually found massive water damage from a toilet overflow that rotted the wood but you couldn't see it when it was stained dark brown--he advised us he could fix it and replaced several planks. And the areas that he installed new, he somehow blended it with new wood and you cannot tell there was ever a wall there. Highly recommend Only Floors! Thanks again Rafael and team, you guys are awesome! :)

Excellent job on a difficult project. Courteous and professional, with a great outcome. I highly…read morerecommend Only Floors.

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First Things First Home Improvements

(6 reviews)

Our "new" home needed some updates. Very please with finished product. Professional and honest.read more

Curtie Mullins and his crew did ~$25K worth of work on my home doing some repairs around the house…read moreas well as deconstructing and building an enclosed deck off the first floor of my home. Mistakes will happen of course, and there were many but, when I asked a few times that they be repaired, they were addressed. However, in June 2023 when C&C was finalizing the deck, Mr. Mullins recommended that I use Ronald Owens to install gutter guards around my whole house since gutters were going to need to be replaced due to the new deck. The fee for the gutter guards was supposed to be $600 to which I agreed and included in my payment to C&C. Mr. Owens installed the guards while Mr. Mullins was working on my deck. Afterwards, each time it rained; the rain came down in a sheet of water in the front of my house despite the new gutter guards. I alerted Mr. Mullins to the issue while he was here, and he stated (without climbing on a letter and looking at the guards) that they were covered by debris falling from my trees and that he would return with a blower to remove the debris. He never returned - despite another reminder in person when they were painting my deck, two emails (starting in July 2023), 11 text messages and six photos of the gutter guards. The gutter guards are completely clear - I had perfect photos taken which I shared with Mr. Mullins hence, my pleas to fix the situation. However, he ignored by pleas for help. I have also called Mr. Owens three times, sent five text messages and sent a photo of the gutter guard showing that it is free of debris. Neither company is responding so, the gutter guards were a waste of money and time. In the event it is helpful to know these facts, I am placing them here. Thank you.

The Floor Shop

The Floor Shop

(20 reviews)

wonderful service, Cindy is great to work with, i had the floor shop do all my floors, hardwood and…read moretile when i built my house , great experience from picking out the floors with CIndy all the way through the installation process, workers were on time and worked hard, then i built a addition to my home and used them again and cindy for hardwood and tile for bathroom, and no problems, workers were here when they said they would be and worked hard and did another wonderful job, i had a misunderstanding with the bill and it was on my end and they took care of it. Great local hometown business and would highly recommend them and Cindy. All the staff are good people including the owners , thanks again Matt M , plumbtech

I went into the shop in September and choose a replacement carpet for my basement apartment. Had to…read morewait weeks to get an appointment to measure; I cancelled a five-night vacation to accommodate their earliest availability. On the scheduled day, they phoned to cancel because their measuring person had an emergency. I understand emergencies, but no apology. They came, measured the next week. (I'll add here the measuring person told me liquid Kilz could be applied to the concrete floor where my daughter's cat urinated on the old carpet and they could immediately lay new carpet. Kilz recommends waiting 72 hours so how did I misunderstand so badly?) Waited nearly another week to get a written estimate. I went into the shop the next day, October 29 to sign the contract and give a deposit. Was told the carpet couldn't get installed until December, and not an exact date given, but about twelve weeks start to finish. Three months to wait is too long. On October 29 I went to Home Depot. My installers just left. Twelve days start to finish and about $100 less. They came early, did a great job, very respectful to me and my property. Before I committed to working with Home Depot, I went into another small flooring shop in town and was told about two weeks start to finish--three weeks at most. The Floor Shop staff were helpful and they have a great selection, but three months is too long to wait for simple installation of a common product.

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