Sadra made a great impression on us in his beautiful showroom. His approach to helping people get…read morewhat they want was low pressure, accommodating, and felt honest. We are still at the beginning of remodeling and his easy going, reasonable nature made me comfortable starting this process.

Went to the store was quoted a much lower price, wasted time scheduling a measurement only for them…read moreto be condescending when I said the price was nothing like what they told me in store, and he laughed and said I was crazy and could never find carpet for that price. Excuse me, you're the company that quoted me the price! Don't waste your time with rude people, who are trying to bait and switch, I would not recommend America's Best Flooring. Found another company with great customer service and transparent, reasonable pricing.

I bought extra flooring material from Rayo Wholesale because I wanted to make sure we had enough to…read morecomplete the project. Before purchasing, I specifically asked whether I would be able to return any unopened material we did not use. I was told yes and that they keep plenty of this flooring in stock, so returning the extra boxes would not be a problem. When the project was finished, I had several unopened boxes left, plus one open box. I even brought back the open box and offered the remaining pieces to them so they could use them as samples. To my surprise, they refused to refund all of the unopened boxes because one box had some slight exterior damage. What bothered me even more was that they still gladly took the box back, even though I received no refund for it. Based on this experience, I did not feel that what I was told before the purchase matched how the return was actually handled. If you want to work with a flooring dealer you can trust, I would recommend shopping around and comparing prices elsewhere. In my experience, their pricing was not the best either, and I would not purchase from them again.

Dallas was knowledgeable, professional, helpful, offered great advice. my sister recommended Rayo…read more and Dallas even gave me a list of installers, very important to have someone come into my home! i am looking forward to having new floors!

Yes they have a great selection of flooring and their employees are very friendly, but there were…read moretoo many errors to recommend this company. First, I was recommended by the flooring contractor, who said they would get me the contractor price, which I was told when I purchased from Rayo. As it turns out, the "contractor price" was just their normal price, which I verified by calling and asking for the price. Secondly, they screwed up my underlayment order, giving me a lower-quality underlayment that I thankfully caught before the contractor installed it. This may have had the consequence of needing the flooring to be ripped out and underlayment replaced due to HOA rules of minimum sound abatement quality. And third, they couldn't find a flooring piece and told my contractor it was located at a different store, sending them from this location to Clairmont during rush hour. The piece was actually at this location, but they didn't even try looking for it. This delayed my project two days. Overall, they are untruthful and seem to be careless and unprofessional.

We have been working with Rayo for over 10+ years, they have great customer service and large…read moreselection of flooring materials including carpet. Jenny is my go to person, she is very knowledgeable, and has always taken good care of us. Jenny has provided me with materials to help residential and commercial clients make decisions based on their needs or preferences, as well as provide quotes and finalize quotes Jenny takes care of us with exceptional customer service.

Woodchuck flooring saved us and we would definitely recommend them!…read more Anybody who was doing a remodel in 2021 knows how hard it is to find quality contractors/trades and then even harder to get on their schedule! Everyone is booked out quite a few weeks to months. We were doing a kitchen remodel in an area that was only about 150 sq ft. After cabinets were installed, the area that needed flooring was 110 to 120 sq ft. Not a huge project, but a big deal to us because we were desperately trying to finish by Thanksgiving. Flooring needed to be put in so that cabinet guys could do final toe kicks and trim, then countertops could be installed, followed by backsplash, then final plumbing and electrical. That's a lot of dominos to schedule and coordinate. We were handling all the general contracting duties ourselves. We had been in talks with another flooring installer the month before and he said he would try to fit us in when he could. But as the weeks past it was clear that he just became too busy to work with our schedule. So we had to scramble to find a new flooring company. Thank goodness we came upon Woodchuck flooring! Initially spoke with Chad on a Thursday evening (a week and a half before Thanksgiving!). We discussed the project over the phone then followed with some photos and texts on Friday. Because our project was on the smaller side and we already had all the flooring on site, Chad said he would find a way to squeeze us in next week. On Monday, Chad came out to personally look over the project and confirm everything. That Weds, Cavell was sent out to take care of us. Cavell is a great guy, friendly attitude, and really cares about doing an awesome job and making it look good! The results really do speak for themselves. By the end of the day on Weds. Cavell had finished about 85% of the job. The next day we had scheduled our cabinet guy because it was the only day he was available. We were concerned they would get in each others way, but everything worked out smoothly! Cavell wrapped up the remaining flooring by lunch time and had to go off to his next flooring adventure. Our cabinet guy was now able to button everything up since final flooring was in! The flooring we went with was a 7.5" wide engineered hardwood that was only 1/2" thick. The reason for that thickness was that we wanted to match the thickness of our current wood floors to avoid having to put in a transition. This worked out perfectly as you can see from the pic showing the old floor and the new floor almost seamlessly flush with no transition filler needed. Originally, we wanted to have these planks only nailed down in case we ever had to repair for water damage or whatever. After speaking with several floor installers and Chad, it was determined that these wider planks must be glued down so as to avoid any potential cupping, squeaks etc. The issue is that when planks are this wide there would be too much space between the nails. Old flooring is usually nail down because the planks are only about 2 inches wide so there are nails every 2 inches holding down the flooring. Having nails every 7+ inches a part is too much spacing for a quality, long lasting install. We also had the subfloors all screwed down before Woodchuck came on scene. Between a screwed down subfloor and glued down engineered hardwood planks, the flooring in the kitchen will be solid pretty much forever. So a big thank you to Woodchuck flooring for being able to squeeze us into their schedule. You guys helped saved Thanksgiving for us! This was only possible because you guys are organized, responsive, reliable, and do great work. Even though our project was small, we were always treated like important customers. Chad always had time to talk or answer any questions. Cavell did a wonderful job and we are happy with how it all turned out.

This company is absolutely the best you can find anywhere. Chuck , the owner is very easy do deal…read morebusiness with . His prices are very reasonable. His employees who worked at our place - Cavell and Ian, are the nice people and they are reliable and professional. Always came on time. Did amazing job that took them just 2 weeks from the very beginning to the end. The quality of work is exceptional.

Installed new floor. All went well until we needed to get a new Dishwasher and discover the new…read moreflooring was installed to high to get the build in Dishwasher out from under the Kitchen Counter. Calls Jacob Flooring several times. He promised to have someone come out. It never Happened. After several calls and text messages about 10 days later I got someone else to take care of the of the problem. Before Warned Richard C.

Jacob just did the floors in my home. His crew was very professional and did a quality job. They…read moreshowed up on time and worked diligently to finish the job in the time frame quoted. The price was also very fair. I love my new floor. I would highly recommend Jacob's Flooring and Interior's

I asked at D&D Flooring to do my flooring he suggested a way better product than I was going to get…read morefrom Home Depot his bid saved me $2000 and was done in a couple days 3 rooms and a hallway. He did an excellent job and I am now rid of that nasty carpet and have a beautiful floor now.

dont waste your time hes retired now, according to him, and hes calling other shops for his own…read morehouse or hes lying like most salesclowns do and is fishing for other peoples labor pricing, thats my guess, ask him about his labor guarantee and his installatuon certifications not his ca lic. his actual installation qualifications , cfi, cri. armstrong, karastan etc

Unassuming molding store in the middle of a business park but they always have what we're looking…read morefor. Service is always friendly and quick. And knowledgeable staff too. Our Go To place if we need to replace any moldings in our house.

This shop is great. Mike helped me find what I needed and made sure I received it on time. awesome…read moreold school, personal service. Thank you!

Hands down... 5 stars! Look no further if you are looking for a tile installer…read more James did a phenomenal job on our hallway/kitchen flooring and fireplace. He is very professional, meticulous and thorough; I couldn't have asked for a better tile install. My wife and I are extremely happy with the results and will be using him for our future tile work. Seriously, give this guy a call... you will not be disappointed. James works alone, which in my mind, makes all the difference in the world with regards to detail and cleanliness. If you're looking for a tile installer, Accurate Tile should be your go to contractor.

Two years later we're still very happy with the shower tiling done by James. (Meant to get to this…read moreback in 2022, was just reminded when a neighbor asked for a referral.) The previous shower wall had deteriorated beyond repair as I had discovered when I tried to repair it, so James wound up being our pick to strip the old subway tile shower down to the studs and replace it with materials that were up to code. We chose the design and selected and bought the tile, but James installed it and handled all the trim, everything but the glass shower door that was installed after we took these photos. He even came back and took care of a couple of minor touch-ups without complaint. The whole project turned out to be a lot more expensive than we anticipated, as these things do, but James' quote was in the ballpark.