Update after initial Review
I called the number provided the…read moreday the owner left a response to this review, left a voicemail, and never received a call back from the owner.
We did receive a call from their quality control manager. He was patient in listening to our concerns throughout our experience with the install and follow-ups. He came out a couple days later to inspect the installation. His conclusion was the seams were in spec. He said ideally, someone would have given us awareness of the difficulty of making the seams look good for this color and material combination. No additional discussion or follow-up was done based on this visit.
From our perspective. At the end of the day, specs do not matter to someone purchasing high end carpet and paying a premium for installation. The only thing that matters is how it looks in the end. The seams are inconsistent with half being not noticeable, while major common area seams being very noticeable in many lighting conditions. Saying they are within specification can vary greatly and creeping up on the bare minimum of acceptable. I can guarantee you the majority of home owners paying $16,000 for carpet & installation are going to determine Floorz simply does not have high standards and is fine with providing the bare minimum to their customers.
Original Review
It is difficult for us to recommend Floorz based on our experience.
TLDR
Unprofessional installers, lack of oversight during installation, required additional fixes and corrections post install (many seams still show), no follow up once paid in full.
Overview
We spent $16000 with Floorz last December to get all of our carpet replaced. We paid 50% down and 50% upon completion of the core issues. 4 bedrooms, upstairs hallway, living room, and family room. All rooms were completely unfurnished.
Pros
We like the carpet we chose, padding, and color. The material was good quality and we would choose it again. When we communicated our concerns with how everything was left the first day, they came and picked up the carpet left on our front lawn. They came back to fix multiple areas of the carpet, stairs, closets that would no longer stay on or close properly, doors that were not put back on well, and vents that were popping out. These were not the original installers and made everything look a lot better than the initial install.
Cons
The installers left the house a complete mess the first day. They did not complete any room, left all the closet and upstairs doors in both bathrooms with our only showers. Constant cursing in Spanish until I called it out the next day. It was obvious we were actively living in the house. There looked to be no one overseeing or planning how a 2 day job would be done while we were living in the house. They left all of our old carpet on our front lawn on day 1 when we were told it would be hauled away. We would have never agreed to this since we have a HOA.
When they were done on day 2, there were many issues all around. Required 2 follow-ups for carpet to fix a poor install on the stairs, multiple improper transitions to the hardwood floors, stretching of multiple areas of the carpet, many poor seams that are still showing after 4 months. 1 follow-up to repair closets and doors that were removed and no longer closed properly and all vents in carpeted areas that were popping out. While we were waiting for these fixes to happen, I received an unprofessional email stating to pay by the next day or it will be sent to collections. This was while we were already scheduled for the crew fixing the carpet on the stairs to come back with additional carpet since the first installers took all the extra with them.
Conclusion
They seriously need better quality control with who they are contracting out the installation. As a homeowner, I want a company that checks the work is done right. I shouldn't have to check the work, call all the discrepancies out, and ask for them to be fixed. If I was the owner, I would follow-up proactively around this experience to make sure it never happens again. No follow-up occurred after the final payment and I'm still bothered how these seams look after 4 months. I'm concerned about what level of warranty I actually have if this is how the initial install went.
