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    Flooring Lane

    4.8 (5 reviews)
    Open 10:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    Henkel’s Handyman Service

    Henkel’s Handyman Service

    3.9
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    I hired Robert the 2nd week of December to remodel my bathtub to a walk-in shower using FlexStone…read morevinyl panel kit. He came out and assessed the job and assured me it was a piece of cake, had done one similar and could do the job in two days. He agreed to work from 8am to 1pm. He showed up 2 hours late every day. The first day was tear out, we asked him to remove the tub without damaging the trim or crown. He hacked into the trim in order to make the tear out easier for himself, he assured us that he would fix the trim during the install I paid him via Venmo for 4.75 hours at $85 per hour. The supplies were on order, so installation was scheduled the following week. Again showing up over 2 hours late worked for the next two days 12.5 hours on plumbing and drywall, he demanded we square up and pay him for the 12.5 hours prior to finishing the job, so I sent another Venmo payment. The work appeared very subpar, but I let him return on day 4 to hopefully finish. Robert insisted on installing the vinyl walls like tile, completely disregarding the manufacturer's instructions to glue directly to the sheet rock. He slathered thinset all over the drywall causing an uneven surface so the corners had uneven large gaps. Now we're on day six and he has one more panel to install, he realized the walls are uneven and brings a router to try to fit the uneven seams, leaves plastic shavings all over the garage. After 6 hours of trying to fit the back panel, he says he screwed up and wants to make it right by ordering another panel. He cut it too short by an inch and a half. I explained that you can't just order one panel, a whole new kit would need to be ordered @$1100. He agreed that was fair. After two days of no contact, I messaged him to make sure he ordered the kit. He said he had a problem with his bank. I assumed he didn't have the funds to replace the kit. I decided to order the kit myself and request a refund of the amount I had paid him. He said he needed to make payments. I agreed to allow 4 payments starting Jan 1, and have yet to receive anything. In addition to the botched panels, he installed the pan out of level, the drain was Jerry rigged with miscellaneous parts, the valve was installed upside down, he used PEX shark bite system in an upstairs inside wall which has been known to leak after sometime when the O rings wear out. And he destroyed an irreplaceable frame on our wall while making multiple trips up and down the stairs. I had two licensed plumbers come out and access the job. They confirmed that the plumbing was subpar and needed to be replaced, so the entire shower had to be torn out and start fresh. The new contractor had the job done correctly in 4 hours, yes HOURS, not days. I could kick myself for not hiring a licensed professional in the first place. I am now in the process of small claims litigation to recover the $3k in wages and supplies caused by Robert's lack of experience and transparency. Be sure to hire only licensed contractors and get references prior to hiring anyone for home repairs. Don't just go by reviews, they are very misleading.

    Robert returned my call quickly, scheduled the job same day. Did Expert work. Will use again.read more

    Full Circle Flooring Abbey Carpet & Design Center

    Full Circle Flooring Abbey Carpet & Design Center

    4.4
    (51 reviews)

    This company is the best. They are so friendly and efficient. Our installer was so efficient and…read morepleasant. Quality is exceptional and they are so far in price. HIGHLY RECOMMEND

    Our floors turned out great, but it was kind of a mixed bag of an experience…read more THE GOOD: The flooring selection process: Cory was friendly and helpful and I got what I needed at the show room in under 30 mins. The measure: the turnaround time between my show room visit and the in-home measure was extremely fast. Jason also sent us the quote really quickly. The installation: we got both carpet and hard flooring. Brian (hard floors) gets a 5 star. Work quality was amazing, and he meticulously cleaned up after himself every day so there wasn't a speckle of dust left behind the whole time he was here. He got the work done faster than anticipated and instead of cutting out early every day, he just kept going. Steve (carpet) was also great. He found a defect in our carpet and could've taken the easy route and installed it without saying anything, but he made sure we knew about it and had a say in the matter. Once the new carpet arrived, he got the work done really quickly. THE NOT-SO-GOOD: The scheduling: we were scheduled for demolition the day after thanksgiving but had a no-call no-show. We couldn't get that resolved for a few days because they were closed longer than usual due to the holiday. It would've helped if someone called to confirm the appointment before everyone went out of office. No explanation was given, so no idea what happened. The demolition: Jason rescheduled the demo asap, but the crew didn't vacuum or do any meaningful cleanup. In fact, the installers were surprised at the mess they left behind. Also, we were supposed to paint our floors with Kilz in between the demo and installation but the demo guys already put down carpet tacks, so we had to spend time removing those ourselves so that we can paint. There were lots of loose nails and debris on the floor from the demo so it was not an easy job. The lack of attention to details caused some non-value-add work for everyone. The flooring: it doesn't seem like Full Circle does a QA check on their materials before sending it out to the work site. We were surprised that no one caught the defect in our carpet until Steve was about to install it. This caused a delay in our timeline, which is a pretty big inconvenience when you have to temporarily vacate your home to accommodate the demo/installation. We had other contractors lined up, which also had to be rescheduled. Also, the spare nosing they ordered for Brian was broken. Thankfully, he was meticulous enough that he didn't need them, but there was no margin for error. Imagine the added delay if that wasn't the case... In the end, our floors did end up looking really great so Full Circle gets a 4 star. The hassle we experienced might cause us to consider other contractors in the future, though.

    Flooring Lane - flooring - Updated August 2026

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