We had a water heater flood take out our entire townhouse 1st floor, including the stairs to the…read moreliving area. The job that Abe and his people did turned out beautifully! Abe is fantastic to work with. He answered all my questions, brought multiple samples, was great with my family (even the crazy dog). He truly understood what I needed the products to do and what I was looking for in overall style. Most important, he worked with the insurance company so I didn't have to deal with them too much. I was a little nervous about that but I came to trust him completely. The crew that actually laid the floor did a very good job and cleaned up completely afterward. I have had other jobs done and often the mess left is a pain. Not so with these folks. I really appreciated that. I am so impressed that I have already asked Abe to do the stairway to our 3rd level and, he doesn't know yet, but am going to as about an area of our kitchen/dining-room next! THANKS, Abe and the whole crew at Flooring America!

Flooring America Winchester could improve by honoring public statements about the quality of their…read moreproducts and services and vows to make things right. They don't tell you that they will delay returning calls about warranty concerns for two weeks, be nice to your face when you go in to talk with them and schedule the warranty work. The "contractor" showed up, barely spoke to us, and then gave us an Estimate for over $600 to replace the waterproof flooring that wasn't waterproof. Not to mention...the contractors took all the extra flooring when they did the original installation, so of course we have to pay them for the extra box when we only need a few pieces. They sent us an email later to tell us that the floor was damaged by dog pee so it won't be covered by the warranty. We asked for the insurance company number for the warranty and the insurance company will not accept a direct claim from a consumer. An over $6k investment in my home is now ruined in less than a year by misrepresentations (i.e. pet proof and waterproof) faulty installation, refusal to honor warranty, and customer grief instead of customer service. We wish we had done this ourselves...less headache.

Do not use! After 2 months my shower looks like a DIY gone wrong! we even gave Connor a second…read morechance to redo it. We Will have to repay someone else to renovate his work.

We had two bathrooms, an attic, closet, bedroom floor renovated and a new kitchen sink installed…read more Can not say enough positive thug regarding the work and the design. Riverside went above and beyond what we expected. Our rooms were not square which presented problems. Thanks to everyone at Riverside, we were able to overcome this setback with solid results. Riverside as has what we thought was a good selection of products to choose from. Very professional and we highly recommend their services.

They take great care of my clients when I send them in. Tasha in the Caninet Design Center is…read moregreat to work with.

Roy the owner just finished installing a new kitchen floor. He removed carpet on the upstairs steps…read moreand in 3 bedrooms. We did LVT on the steps and master bedroom and new carpet in the other 2 rooms. Roy has 1 helper. I cant say enough about the fantastic job he did. He showed up everyday. Never took a lunch. And his work is above and beyond. This Man is highly recommended. He kept things clean. I am so happy I went with him. If you want a quality job, Great prices and someone who cares have Roy do the job.

Roy is wonderful. Did several projects for us including 2 stairwells. I would give him 5 stars…read more Professional, courteous, very friendly and willing to provide advice which is spot on because he hears what you say. I would use him for anything flooring. Just live him!

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.

They have no business being under "10 best painters" in any area. YELP!, I hope you remove them,…read moresince they ars nothing but scammers! They have NO REFERENCES and NO REVIEWS! Do NOT hire these scammers for your paint project! NO MATTER WHAT YOU DO, DO NOT GIVE THEM ANYTHING UPFRONT! They scammed me out of $400 of a $1,000 job and did only minor wall prep. and did not paint one wall! 1) It's a huge red flag that they had no tools and they actually asked for 50% ($500), upfront before any work was done.... 2) I ended up giving them a$300 advance because they said they needed supplies (brushes, step-stool, tarps, tape, drywall mud, spackle, etc). I agreed to advance them the money so tbey could get what they needed to start. 3) After doing almost no work, they left taking my $300 advance, plus another $100 they conned me out of with no work done except some wall prep, then tried to come back and get the supplies I payed for. They had not earned $400, they hadn't even earned $200. I paid for those supplies and they didn't do the work to pay for them. 4) They brought the police to my house when they showed up without calling demanding the supplies I paid for. I let them take the $150-$200 worth of supplies to they had not earned. 4) On the first day, after 5-6 hours, they had not done any painting and only partial prep work, yet they asked for another $300, which I had told them would be given after the first coat was applied. No paint was up. .They initially said that the 1st coat would be at tbe end of thr first day, but when we got home they were only starting to roll the ceiling in the laundry room, without even wiping it clean and removing the cobwebs! It was almost as if theu heard me pulling in and real quick poured out some paint. 5) We had agreed to $300 upfront, another $300 upon the halfway mark, which would be after the first coat was done, and the final $400 upon completion. They said they would have the first coat done by the end of the first day. However no painting was done and they left after 5 hours or so getting no painting done except a few rolls on the laundry room ceiling. Yet, they still asked for the $300 that was due at the halfway mark! When I said no, they got very rude, saying I wasn't keeping my end of the bargain and wasn't hiding up my end of the deal! They pressured me until I gave them ANOTHER $100 on top of the $300 already advanced! Then I told them they owed me the first coat of paint since 40% of the job was now paid. I said once that was completed, I would give them another $200, $600 in total. The final $400 would be given upon completion of the project. They took the $400, including all the supplies (Brushes, tarps. spackle, tape, etc). They never sanded down the spackle (should have used drywall mud or done any real painting!. They brought the police to my house after robbing me! 6) They look annoyed when we come home, around 4pm and immediately packed up, and left. They said say they were leaving cuz we came home! We never agreed to not be there! Later he says we will need to stay gone and not interrupt them when working if I expecting them to stick to schedule as if they could not work with my teen son and myself in the house. We stayed out of the rooms they were working in. 7) I notice they didn't use drywall mud to skim the wall imperfections...they used a spackle for drywall which is infinitely harder to spread with a putty knife and to sand. I dont even know if they used the putty knife. Nothing was sanded. Instead of using wall patches they shoved spackle in the 1 and 2 inch holes in the wall. The next day it still was pink and soft to the touch. Its not meant for areas that large. 8) They told me to get 25 gallons of paint, not so much of ceiling paint, so much for walls and so much for trim. While all white thru have different sheets. They didnt appear to have any experience at all.painting or patching and no clue how much work was involved or how long it would take them. 9) GASLIGHTING! They said there was more extensive wall prep. then I conveyed. However, it wasnt simply something we talked about. I sent them extensive photos of each wall snd close ups of any damage. He had an opportunity to examine the job before starting. Its his responsibility to examine the job, and ask questions before taking the job..nothing new was added to the job after he agreed by photos. He totally tried to headlight me like I hid the full extent of the job from him when he agreed to it. 9) We voluntarily left the first day. It was never discussed that we wouldn't be there..Yet we were chastised for coming home "early", which was around 4:30 p.m. on a Sunday. I needed to start dinner. He later said tbey couldn't be expected to stick to the schedule if the workplace wasn't empty. When I gave him 2nd chance he threatened to raise the rates if he didnt finish by Wednesday "because the workplace wasn't empty".

Derek was incredibly professional and helpful throughout our interaction. He offers exceptional…read morework and affordable pricing as well as peace of mind. Highly recommend!

Go see Wayne!! This guy has forgot more about flooring than most folks at home improvement stores…read moreknow. Fast service, in house installers and a better price than the big box stores make this a rare gem to find. Don't be surprised by the exterior of the store; inside you will find a professional team ready to serve.

Masters Flooring is such a pleasure to work with. They lay new hardwood and refinished the…read moreexisting hardwood in my home. The craftsmanship is second to none and you would not even know the hardwood floor wasn't there from the beginning. The transition from room to room is seamless! They arrived when they said they would and they completed the job timely. I would highly recommend masters flooring for any of your hardwood needs!

Ronnie and his team put in a new oak hardwood floor in my remodeled kitchen and bathroom. His work…read morewas excellent from start to finish: taking out the old ceramic flooring, prepping, laying the new floor, and finishing it. The floor looks terrific!