TLDR: Erik was very communicative and his team were great. Advice for homeowners below - do your…read moreresearch!!! We have a baby, and wanted to change the floors of a house we bought for durability and aesthetics before moving in. There were also a number of creaks in our floors, and we wanted to get them fixed. Erik's team was able to take off the carpet and existing pine hardwood, level the floor, and install the laminate we picked out. His team came at 8am every morning and they finished by evening when we came back. We did this before we moved into our new house, and we love the way our house looks and feels now. Erik (the owner) was the first to come do the consultation, he was quick, and to me he felt very trustworthy from the beginning. He was also communicative throughout the whole process - often on the over-detailed side. And among the other offers, his was reasonable in price (compared to others) and according to our quick timeline. That said, when you get work done you may come across hurdles and it's important you get alternate opinions. As first time homeowners, we assumed that getting flooring done is straightforward. Apparently it's not. We were warned that the initial quote may be affected by the state of our subfloors once they take out the existing flooring. We got an urgent call saying that there was a lot more unevenness in our floors than expected, and that they would have to pour self leveling throughout the entire house, which was a quote of 90 bags, at $150 each. We were told that was the only option, and were strongly encouraged to go this route to make our timeline. After getting evaluations from multiple other flooring experts, we got alternate advice for up to 12 bags of self leveling, max. Our home is only 10yrs old. 90 bags of self leveling is enough for an entire apartment building, and weighs over 2 tons. Apparently the only way to guarantee absolute evenness is if you just pour self leveling on the entire floor, and also easier for the workers. But we opted for the labor-intensive (but more cost effective) way of going through the whole house measuring each high point & low point, sanding down the high points, and only pouring in the patches at the low points. Needless to say, we rejected the proposed approach and Erik's team was able to handle the uneven subfloors with only 3 bags. Three. Unfortunately, this issue resulted in several days delay in the completion of our project, not to mention a lot of additional stress. We wish this hurdle had not happened. That said, we are proud to have not caved under urgency and stress - it would have cost us 13.5K! That said, after consulting quite a few flooring companies - I noticed that each will use different numbers for labor, materials, demo, etc. They also suggest different approaches like keeping quarter rounds on baseboards or ripping them off and attaching new ones. Adding transitions as an additional cost or not, etc etc. Get as many quotes as you can so you understand what is the average price you should expect to pay - they may charge differently, but at the end of the day they have to meet their numbers to pay their guys and still make a profit. Flooring costs more than I expected, and most of the quotes I got were 14-20K for 2 story house around 2000sq ft. (Bathrooms excluded). At the end of the day, we love our new floors. Erik was extremely communicative through the whole process. His team was hardworking, and finished the work before we had to leave on a trip. They were detailed for the part of the floor which met the fireplace, making sure it was flush against the uneven hearth tile. There are barely any squeaks left in the house. They came and resolved any concerns we had. They were flexible with movers coming as they were finishing the last day. All in all, although there was a hiccup in the process, we did have a very good experience with Erik and his team. And, I'm confident he will recommend the spot patching method for leveling the floor for future clients. Thank you for making our floors one of my favorite parts of the house now, Hardwood Plus!

I'm very happy without our installation. We hired Hardwood Plus for carpet to LVP swap for two of…read moreour rooms to match our main living area. The team was very responsive along the way. From contact, quote, installation all went smoothly without hiccup. The team did what they say they would do and clean up afterwards. would highly recommend Hardwood Plus.

After years of needing to redo the siding on our 1932 home, we finally bit the bullet and got it…read moredone. after several quotes we ultimately chose Pacific Exteriors, and we couldn't be more pleased! Our project manager Kevin was amazing and paid attention to every detail, including things I never would have noticed. The work team was here every day rain or shine and busted out the whole project in less than 2 weeks. Becca at the office stayed on top of our project and was incredibly supportive while we worked through obtaining our funds. In the end we ended up with the exterior of our dreams. We will definitely be going back to Pacific Exteriors when it is time to do the roof.

Pacific Exteriors was one of the few siding companies willing to side and paint our house. The…read moresoutheast facing side of our house was pretty damaged from the sun. Forty years of direct sun had taken its toll on our cedar siding. The back side of our house and garage is protected and the cedar is in great shape. That's the part we wanted to paint. James Hardie siding will last our lifetime and looks beautiful. Our lead, Joe Ray, was courteous, knowledgeable and quick to communicate. Our siding crew of Francisco, Luis and Alex really knew their craft. Pictures of the siding only because we are waiting on weather for the paint.

We just completed a full flooring project with David's Flooring of Seattle -- refinishing the…read morehardwood on our first floor and replacing all carpet on the stairs and second floor with COREtec LVP. As a homeowner, I couldn't be happier with the experience and highly recommend them. Vitaliy was excellent to work with throughout the process. He communicated openly about costs, risks, and timelines. His initial quote was the most thorough and detailed among all the bids we received (e.g. including a potential subfloor leveling cost range upfront to avoid surprises later on). He was also open to incorporating a written addendum I provided alongside the standard contract so that all project expectations were clearly documented from the start. When a supplier mistake from Shaw Floors delayed materials and forced my family into a longer Airbnb stay, Vitaliy stepped up and helped cover the ~$1,500 extra cost. That meant a lot to us. The crew treated our home with respect, the floors look beautiful, and throughout the project I felt I could truly trust Vitaliy and David's Flooring. I would absolutely use them again and recommend them to other homeowners for flooring work.

I had a small room in my townhome that needed to be renovated. It was the only room that had…read morecarpet. I made the initial assessment, which was much easier and faster than expected. They gave me a ball park price, and directed me to the showroom. I wanted flooring that matched the other room of the house. I was provided with samples (kind of large slabs), and was free to bring back the samples whenever it was convenient to me. Overall, they were relaxing to work with and not pushy at all. I made the date for them to come to rip the carpet out, and install the flooring. They were able to complete one room in one day. My request was finished within 3 weeks of contacting David's flooring. The additional great thing is that since my floor was already pretty level, the need to level out my flooring was cleared out of my invoice. So, they gave really great estimates. There were no hidden fees or surprises when I worked with them. Overall, that room was about 2k. The convenience and quickness was really worth it to me. Additionally, they removed and reinstall the baseboards which makes the finish much more professional look.

We got a quote that could not be beat by other small businesses or large companies. The project…read morefinished ahead of schedule (yeah, which never happened with others) and the finished floor was amazing looking. We decided to go with this company because of a friend's recommendation and she said "they know their stuff" and she's absolutely right. Highly recommend.

I recently hired them to replace the carpet flooring in my home, and I couldn't be happier with the…read moreresults! They installed 567 sq. ft. of unfinished red oak hardwood, sanded, stained, and coated it to perfectly match my existing floors. The team worked efficiently over three days and paid close attention to every detail, ensuring a seamless installation.

cannot recommend Quang and his crew highly enough! They recently installed oak hardwood in our…read more110-year-old home, and the results are beautiful. Quang offered the best prices, was always on time, and his crew worked incredibly hard with great attention to detail. What truly sets him apart is his ability to problem-solve. Our historic house came with a bundle of surprises, including a sagging floor and subfloor issues. Quang knew exactly how to handle it, even building a support wall in our basement to make sure everything was structurally sound. Even after we moved in, his customer service was top-notch. We asked him to take care of a few minor details, and he was on time and on point every single time. I would hire him again in a heartbeat

Henry and the team know the business. They didn't try to sell me, in fact, they educated me and…read moregave me better ideas on hire to preserve my hardwood floors for yours to come. Their pricing was much lower than competitors and their scheduling was spot-on. Highly recommend.

I recently hired Sound Painting Solutions to paint a few rooms and the results were more dramatic…read morethan I anticipated. They gave me some ideas for the finish, protected the floors and furniture, and the trim lines really turned out well

Wasn't sure about the whole "canvas drops" thing until I saw them way better than the usual plastic…read morethat ends up sliding into a pile. The guy spent a good while on that cabinet door, sanding it by hand even though it was just a small warp. Caught a glimpse of the paint can, some Sherwin-Williams stuff, and yeah, the room looks brighter without that cheap flat finish from before. He even left the leftover paint, which is nice cause I always forget to note the color code.