I recently went to Flooring America, as I am interested in replacing the revolting linoleum in my…read morekitchen. I just dropped in after shopping at the nearby Costco, without an appointment, but that didn't matter! The staff was immediately helpful and provided expert advice regarding what would be best in my kitchen. Not only were the staff at Flooring America fantastic and extremely informative, but the prices were very reasonable and the selection was phenomenal. I have not decided whether I will use hard wood or tile in the kitchen, but I know that once I make the decision, I will purchase it from Flooring America!

I've hired them a couple of times…read more My experience with them is they are better than some of the other stores I've been to, but definitely not the best. In other words, they are average. The store has a lot of choices for good prices, which is good. The location is pretty inconvenient. The people who work there do a decent job, but there is definitely room for improvement in the customer service department. For ex: one of the women who works there was on a personal phone call and was gossiping on the phone while I was standing only a few feet from her-- she was making fun of a mutual "friend" of hers during work hours, while a customer was standing close to her, trying to shop. It was really distracting and annoying listening to her bad mouth a "friend" of hers. If it's her friend, why is she talking about her like this behind her back and especially at work with a customer standing right there? I found this behavior unprofessional, rude, and immature. The guy who works there is nice but was resistant to certain things, like bringing samples out for instance... Then, after installation I called about a small issue and he told me how to fix it myself, but wouldn't send anyone out even though there's supposed to be a warranty on the work. (In other words he (Steve) was a salesman-- told me everything I needed to hear so I'd hire them and then after installation didn't bother holding his end of the deal up even though he'd said they take care of any problems.) The installers did a pretty good job overall and I was satisfied with them. They were on time everyday, were polite and professional, and the floor looks really nice. Overall, they are average-- not great but not terrible. I'll shop here again if I need to but will also keep looking for other flooring stores. Overall, they were average and there's plenty of room for improvement especially the people working in the office/ showroom.

My girlfriend recommended Keith and Phil, based on past experience with their work. She found them…read moreto be very honest and conscientious, insuring that the work was done well (and honestly/cost effectively). When I needed work done on my home A/C unit, Phil was here the next day and my experience was the same. If you need an honest assessment and quality work, at an affordable price, I recommend Potential.

Jeff and his crew from Able Body did a great job. They used quality paint, arrived and completed…read morethe job on time. Very fair pricing for a professional result. We are very pleased

Jeff, Able Body Paint, did an amazing job on my mother's house in Litchfield Park. He showed up on…read moretime and stayed true to his estimate, professional and finished quickly. I recommend Jeff Jarvis for any job.

I've gone back and forth on giving Reinhard 3 or 4 stars, and I will explain and provide photos of…read moremy reasoning as well. Overall, I do not regret hiring Reinhard and basically wound up with exactly what I requested out of the remodel process. He was always willing to adjust plans as things went on and there were about 4 or 5 changes that I made while in the process that he accommodated quickly and did not charge excessively for. The work was done in a relatively timely manner, and he was flexible with payment dates as I needed. My project started over a year ago when my guest bathroom backed up and overflowed due to a root ball in my septic system. The bathroom and adjacent bedroom with carpet basically had to be gutted due to the drywall soaking up water. The carpet in the bedroom had to be pulled. The bathroom itself was straight out of the 1950's and an eyesore to begin with, so I decided it was a better option to remodel it, and make it modern. It started as a side project, and I had done some of the dry walling and purchased new flooring but not installed it for the bedroom prior to my realization that I did not have the time or energy to finish out the project within a reasonable time frame. Enter the contractor. Finding a decent reliable contractor was the next step of the battle. Why is Tucson so shitty in this way? After about 15 different companies coming out to my home to provide an estimate, only 4 were actually willing to do the job. I'm not foreign to the process or costs of work so I knew roughly what the cost would be. So 1 company bid $3000, which was ridiculous. There was more material costs than that. Another, bid $15k. Too high. Reinhard bid about $12k. A little bit higher than we would have liked as a starting price, but not far off. Reinhard wins the day. As one should always do, I requested before work began to see blueprints and licenses, proof of bond, etc. Reinhard seemed hesitant to provide a blueprint, but I insisted and he did provide one. Proof of licensing and bond, he presented a card from his wallet giving his license number and I was able to look him up online and see that he is legit. Fine. Work begins and about a month later ends, and I am about 95% happy with what we got. Some of my requests, like not using a bullnose tile on the shower frame, or that we replace the ceiling fan that he broke rather than repair it, were met with kind albeit firm resistance. I was insistent however, and as a result the end product looks better than what he would have provided otherwise. On multiple occasions, I had to step in and say, "This isn't right" or "Do this over again", which was then promptly fixed. I'm not so sure some other client who doesn't know what they're looking at and/or isn't extremely involved in the design process would get the final product I did. Not everything came out perfect even in the end, and for this I refer you to the photos. End price after allotments was $15k. The existing photos are clearly stock photos and I doubt highly that they are of actual work he performed. If this were the end of the story, I would have given 4 stars, but its not. I knock off a star because of 4 things: 1) Reinhard and his partner Gary are devout Christians and they never forced their beliefs on me; however, there was a situation with Gary proselytizing to one of the tile guys in my back yard, that bothered the tile guy and me. That is unprofessional. 2) I instructed them to keep my back gate closed so the dogs could not get out. I can understand that being an error made once. Not 3 times. I'm lucky I was home at these times, and I was able to retrieve them quickly, but carelessness with a clients loved ones does not get you another star. 3) My old toilet is still sitting in my back yard. I was told Gary wanted to make a planter out of it, so it was set aside not thrown away while the dumpster was here, but apparently he wasnt so fond of it and despite me asking Reinhard to pick it up, its still sitting there. 4) We have another bathroom to remodel and we wanted to put saltillo throughout the house. The other bath is not in bad shape and requires not a lot other than tiling and a new vanity. I went and costed the materials on the tile at $3k. Vanity about $1k, and trim maybe another thousand. $5k total. Reinhard quoted me at over $15k to do the rest, which seemed unreasonable to me and so we decided to cut ties and hire someone else who is doing all the tile work for $5k. The rest I can do myself. I had no hard feelings, but when Reinhard came to do some cleanup, he felt the need to confront me and insist that it is a fair bid and that Gary costs $20/hr and you can't get good people like that anymore and...I don't care. Unprofessional again. I don't have to defend my reasoning for not hiring you, and most importantly, the bid was too high. Nothing personal. Just doing business. All in all, I got basically what I wanted, but it is in their tendency to cut corners a bit.

Reinhard's ethics are beyond reproach. He does quality workmanship and doesn't leave the job…read moreunfinished.

Needed whole septic serviced and new leech field put in.... First Contracter…read more couldnt do it..it was a County job. They finally called Bobs Back hoe. They did the whole job and its perfect. Don.t let the name of company fool you! These guys do it all.. Call them if you need septic/leech field stuff..lol they are booked out a couple of months..the good one always are. ..Im not getting any incentive to write this. If they sucked I,d let you know too!

Bob is a quality septic system contractor. Reliable, responsible, responsive, quality and detail…read moreoriented. Fees are reasonable, and the work is done right. He performed an upgrade of our septic system for a home remodel here. He worked with the county on some unique issues with our house plans, ultimately achieving a good resolution with the county that made sense to all.

Please run from this roofing company. I have pictures from a home inspector. We have flashing and…read moreroof cap issues. We bought a new home (Richmond American) and we've had nothing but problems with their workmanship. They've come out and re-do the roof flashing twice and it still looks bad. We had to get things like vents fixed that fell off the roof. One of their techs came out and stated "no one ever secured the vent to the roof" and I was like your company has the contract with Richmond...lol. This is a brand new roof? Wow...utterly shocked and disappointed at the same time. Oh they left tons of debris in our driveway after fixing the flashing, had to pick nails and wires so our cars were not damaged. Now we have multiple cracked tiles on roof on a $350K home lol. The management needs to got out and check their work....where's the leadership and quality?

The evaporative cooler on our roof needed to be replaced and the roof under where it is located…read moreneeded to be repaired from the cooler sagging and causing some water damage. This job required good coordination between the The Cooler Guy doing the equipment and stand replacement, and America Roofing doing the roof repair. Flower, the woman doing scheduling for America Roofing, went out of her way to make sure that the roofing repair work was coordinated with the cooler installation work and around the vagaries of the weather. The roofing crew came prepared at the appointed time and completed the work promptly. They came back the day after the new cooler installation was complete and sealed under the cooler as well as the entire flat roof. They were able to finish the job in one day instead of the two that was expected. Alex Gamez finished up with a fix to a shingle that had broken during the cooler stand installation, and made sure everything was done correctly. As usual, I was able to rely on American Roofing for quality work done with consideration for the customer.

Yesterday i came across the owner of Bryant's Plumbing driving his work truck very Recklessly and…read morewhen i called it in it rang to a man who advise he was the owner after discussing his horrible driving he proceeded to act smug by saying "ill do my best" the starts laughing how very unprofessional of him especially as owner of a company. if his attitude and driving our representation of his work ethic i would second guess the quality of his work. i would never use him myself or recommend him to my family or friends.

This is a weird review to write. I unfortunately did not have to use Bryant Plumbing…read more I do want to use them in the future. I had water gushing into my driveway from the main water line on Saturday - and needed the line capped. Robert who answered the phone on Saturday in a record 4 minutes explained to me: * they were booked solid * names of two other plumbers to call * talked through a possible solution. Then, he called back on Sunday to see how the situation was progressing. Well, a neighbor and I solved the problem on Saturday. So I look forward to having Bryant out to help the next time.

I had a great experience with Ferhaz Flooring in Tucson. I supplied the materials and called for an…read moreinstallation estimate -- Raul came out the same day, gave me a very fair quote, and scheduled the job for just three days later. Raul and the installer arrived on time, explained everything clearly, and finished the whole-house laminate flooring install in two days as promised. They did an outstanding job, with great attention to detail -- especially with the molding and clean caulking work. They left the space spotless and neatly stacked leftover materials. Highly recommend them for anyone needing quality flooring installation!