Really appreciated Michelle's attention to detail. She is outstanding to work with - a real expert!read more

From the owner: For over 80 years, Mill Creek has been supplying the finest quality building materials with the…read moresame award-winning service envisioned by its founder, L.E. "Pete" Dunn. In 1934, Mr. L.E. Dunn started his lumber company with a commitment to service and professional expertise. Today, the same commitment is practiced in all areas of our expanding company. Mill Creek is still owned by the Dunn family of Tulsa, Oklahoma and is led by Jeff Dunn as President and his father, Jim, who serves as Chairman. From the entire Mill Creek "extended family", thank you for shopping at Mill Creek Carpet & Tile. Our goal is to turn your building plans into a wonderful reality.

J.D. did a great job on my room enclosure. During the framing he showed me where he had taken out…read morean area and redid it because he didn't like the way it looked. He could have easily left it and I would never have known the difference. He arrived on time each day and he told me at the start the time frame needed for each step in the construction. I'm very pleased with his work and am planning on using him again. Nancy Parker

From the owner: Veteran owned and operated with 20 years experience. From flooring to remodeling we can make your…read morehouse feel more like home.

Terrible Experience with Texoma Roofing This was by far the…read moreworst experience I've ever had with a roofing company. I initially spoke with a woman named Michelle, who was very kind and assured me that an insurance adjuster would come out to inspect everything and possibly get the entire roof replaced. Instead, they sent a gentleman who didn't speak much English. He didn't go on the roof, didn't take any measurements, and didn't inspect anything underneath--like the boards that needed to be replaced--which is something you cannot see from an Eagle View. Michelle then said she could take measurements from Eagle View, but that would cost extra. Before I could even get a quote or see what type of roof would be used--there are about five different types, and I wasn't told which one--or what exactly would be replaced, I was expected to sign a contract. Why would I sign a contract without knowing the details? When I asked for a quote, she refused, saying it would take the guy too much time. Then, completely out of the blue, she told me they were no longer going to do my roof. What kind of company treats clients like this? I have all of this documented via text. I cannot imagine treating a customer in such a dismissive and unprofessional way.

Quick response to a leak. Russel can out the same day. Quoted , repaired within a couple of days…read moreand most importantly- they fixed the problem! Excellent job guys!