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Prime Look Home Remodeling

5.0 (2 reviews)
Open • 8:00 am - 4:00 pm

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I recently bought a house and needed to have the existing flooring removed and replaced with LVP,…read morealong with the existing hardwood floors refinished. After doing some research and reading the great reviews for John's Flooring, I decided to give John a call, and I'm so glad I did! John was able to meet with me that same week and brought samples for me to choose from. I also wanted a little extra padding under the LVP, which was no problem at all. A few weeks before the project started, I asked if he could also replace all the wood baseboards. He came out that same week to take measurements and promptly provided an updated quote. The pricing was fair, the quality of the work was excellent, and John kept me updated throughout the entire process by sending photos of the flooring installation and hardwood refinishing. The transformation was incredible! At first, I barely recognized my own basement because it looked so completely different. The hardwood floors had a faded spot, but after John refinished them, they looked brand new. John was professional, accommodating, and a pleasure to work with from start to finish. I have another project coming up, and my first thought was to call John. I had such a great experience working with him the first time that I can't wait to work with him again. I would give John's Flooring a 10 out of 5 stars if I could! If you're looking for excellent workmanship, fair pricing, and someone who truly cares about the results, I highly recommend John's Flooring.

John fit me in very quickly for a small tile job. He does have a minimum charge for small jobs and…read moreit was high but within reason for the work I needed done ASAP. Totally delighted with the floor. Tiles perfectly level and aligned. I'd recommend him without reservation.

Gerold Brothers Construction

Gerold Brothers Construction

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Gerold Brothers build our new home after we lost ours to a fire. Dan, Dave, Steve, etc and all the…read moresubs were nothing but wonderful! We were HIGHLY involved the entire way. I am sad they are retiring, but delighted we had our home done by them prior! Thank you all!

Regrettably, we hired Gerold Brothers to build our home in the mid 1990's. Our previous home had a…read morevery squeaky floor, so we inquired as to how Gerold handled floor installation and were told that they used "the most squeak proof flooring system known at that time"...they used tongue and groove plywood, then both glued and screwed that plywood to the floor joists for a quiet floor. Shortly after moving in to our home, our floors began to squeak, a lot and in many places. Gerold sent a person on at least two occasions to "fix" the problem from underneath, accessing our exposed floor from the basement. These fixes would never last more than a few weeks. Now, after living with squeaky floors for 20 years, we are beginning to replace carpets and other flooring only to discover that Gerold never screwed the flooring down, they used nails instead of screws. The squeaks are all cause by nails popping and rubbing on the wood as one steps on the floor...squeak, squeak everywhere. When we discovered that Gerold had not used screws, we called them and asked them to honor what they told us they would do to begin with, which is use screws. Dave Gerold said that too much time had passed, they will not do anything. We had no idea they had substituted nails for screws and would never have accepted this solution had we known under the carpet and other flooring were nails and not screws. This is fundamentally dishonest and bait and switch. Please think hard before using this vendor. They misrepresent their product and workmanship. Dan Gerold made this comment very clearly and we quote him as saying "we use tongue and grove plywood, glued and screwed". The only thing "screwed" in reality is how we feel for believing them and not checking their work before they covered the floor up with carpet and vinyl, etc.

Superior Windows & Doors

Superior Windows & Doors

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If you don't want to read the saga below, this is a quick summery. Called Superior Door as per the…read morereferral on Anderson's website. Following 2 visits and just under $600 in costs they had screwed up my door so badly that the door would not open and had to be kicked shut. Soon, the new weather stripping they had installed was tearing off. No response to my emails while the damage continued to worsen. Finally, several days later I got responses. One said simple fix, the other said 2 additional new hinges. As to my being upset at the lack of response over several days, he wrote "I'm busy, Okay?" In conclusion, the were presented a completely functioning and spent $600 to ruin it. I would caution you not to have them do any work on Anderson Atrium doors. - - - First, this is a review of Superior Windows & Doors Anderson Window authorized repair service, NOT their installation service. It is important because their installation reviews are pretty good. We purchase this house a little over 3 years ago. There is an Anderson swinging patio atrium door that leads out to our deck. The door is complicated with all 3 hinges adjustable to align the door in the frame. I had putzed with it and it was working fine, but because it was so complicated I wanted a professional to check it out and make certain it was aligned and operating operating properly. These doors cost about $3000 plus installation. I filled out an online request for service and was soon contacted by their repair guy. He informed me that the cost would be about $200 for an inspection and minor tune up. Sounded fine to me. The Superior Repair guy came and made some adjustments to the hinges and corrected the locking mechanism. We also noticed that the top hinge had a bulge. I asked what else we should do to assure that the door would be we preserved for the future. We set up an appointment to replace the bulging hinge and replace the weatherstripping. Quoted $400. A bit high, but okay considering the cost of the door. This second appointment was a complete disaster. Remember, the door is operating just fine before he arrived. Upon arrival the repair guy and his assistant replaced the defective hinge the replace the weatherstripping that is a single piece that goes around the entire door. When they got to the bottom of the door (the last portion to install) they seemed to be having a lot of trouble. Eventually they finished (about 45 minutes) and told me NOT to open the door for a half hour as they had glued in the last part of the weatherstripping. Okay. I waited longer - over an hour. When I went to open the door it was completely stuck down by where he said he had glued in the weatherstripping. It was really stuck. Yanked on it and it finally opened. Over the next 2 days it all got worse. It now required pounding the bottom of the door to close it. The door was basically unusable. Finally on the second day the weatherstripping began tearing loose from the bottom of the door. (see photo) All this time I was emailing Superior Door, a couple with photos of the worsening problem, to the repair guy - no response. I also called their office. Again, no response. Frustrating! Many days later I finally got a response (phone message) saying there was a "simple solution"; new weatherstripping and a hinge tweak. A couple days later I received an email saying he "was busy, Okay?" and wanted to replace the other 2 hinges and would I like an estimate. Wow! This had nothing to do with the hinges. He also said the door was working when he left. Of course he never showed me this as I was told not to use the door until a half hour after he left . . . at which point it did NOT work. I decide that I would try to repair the problems myself. Not fun for a guy in his 70's to crawl around the floor and adjust hinges for 4 hours, but it paid off. His weather stripping installation appeared to be mis trimmed. It is also possible he had glued it to the sill. Some good Tube videos and a bit of experience and I had the remaining (now damaged)weather stripping in place. a couple adjustments to the hinges and the door was back operating. I decided to check the hinge he had replaced; 2 of the 4 screws were stripped. To be fair, one screw on another hinge was also stripped. But, apparently $400 wasn't enough to do a proper install of the hinge and weatherstripping. So, the door is back operating. The new weather stripping had been damage by his poor installation, but seems good enough for now. I spent 4 hours straightening out this guys mess . . and I'm out $600 - for now Nice door but service on such a complicated mechanism needs to be stellar. If this is Anderson's prime service provider, I would tend to use another Door and Window brand.

From the owner: Since 1999, Superior Windows & Doors has been a reliable and trusted resource for homeowners…read morelooking for quality products and professional Minneapolis remodeling services. Our commitment to high quality and superior craftsmanship has made us the premier choice for thousands of homeowners throughout the Twin Cities Area. Now is the time to consider investing in windows and doors that are energy efficient, beautiful, and add value to your home.

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