We just moved into our new home and were looking to replace some flooring. We needed carpet and flooring for upstairs and wanted hardwoods in our kitchen and dinette area (294 sq ft). We were recommended to Diamond Flooring from a friend and were totally disappointed. Michael (owners son) came to measure the kitchen and decided to add the laundry room to the order after being told we weren't interested in that room getting done. This should've been a telltale sign of what was going to come. The wood showed up and only had ONE person to off load it and bring it in the house. Of course, I did a majority of the moving the wood into the house. When the "subcontractors" came to install the floor (wasn't mentioned that subcontractors were being used), I was traveling for work. My wife was there to supervise. When arrived home the floors were done and looked pretty good. I did write and email and call him to Michael letting him know that there were some issues with protruding nails. I also took care of knocking these in as we had the sand and finish people coming the next day. I noticed while the living room was being sanded that three cabinets in the BRAND NEW KITCHEN were damaged. There were dents in the cabinetry. I called Michael to express my concerns and without hesitation or taking a breath, he denied any responsibility for the damages. He had the nerve to ask me why I didn't mention it to him in my previous email and phone call. I told Michael that it wasn't noticed until later when my wife pointed them out. Apparently she saw them after the "subcontractors" left and didn't mention it until later the next day when I noticed them as well. Michaels complete disregard for my property was one thing. Not even making an attempt or suggestion to come and look at the damages was the tipping point. I told him I wanted to speak to some other than him in a senior capacity. This happened to be "Al" Michaels father. Well, the apple doesn't fall to far from the tree. This man with all his wisdom, had the same approach: Deny responsibility for ANYTHING, without even a look. This is just bad business. Not once did they not empathize with the fact that their "subcontractors" may have (They did) damage my $13000 cabinets. In fact, AL (as if he were talking to a 15 yr old) gave me an analogy to compare my complaint. Of course, the analogy was totally unrelated and unparalleled to my scenario, yet somewhat disrespectful in nature. I have been in the construction business for 20+ years and know exactly what tool made the exact three marks on my cabinets and I want that tool in my house to prove to AL (who already knows) that his "Subcontractor" damaged my cabinets. Diamond Flooring LLC is the epidemy of shotty, sneaky and completely unprofessional. Being in the home improvement industry myself on a corporate level for a National BBB accredited and A+ rated company, I cannot see how this kind of business practices are on the same grade level as my company that revenued $300M last year. I want my kitchen fixed, accreditation stripped from this mockery of a company and a rating applied that is becoming of their poor business practices. "C" at best. I will also be filing a complaint with the Attorney General's Office and the Business Licensing Dept. read more