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Sutton Country Carpets

4.2 (5 reviews)
Open • 9:00 am - 6:00 pm

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Carpet binding

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Roanoke Concrete Products

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I normally don't make posts like this, but what happened in our neighborhood this morning with…read moreRoanoke Concrete Products Co. needs to be addressed. At 6:45 AM on a Saturday morning, Roanoke Concrete Products Co. was already working in our neighborhood, blocking the street so severely that I had to drive through (with permission) my neighbor's yard just to get to my house. Their concrete truck then pulled onto the end of my private driveway, and the crew proceeded to wash out the truck directly into the woods and creek area beside our property. When I questioned what they were doing, the worker claimed the area was "city property," told me to "fuck off," and flipped me the middle finger. To clarify: our neighborhood does not have sidewalks. The city owning the street rights-of-way does not mean they own my private driveway or my yard, nor does it give a commercial contractor free rein to trespass and use private property as a dumping ground. When it comes to the environmental impact, Illinois EPA guidelines are crystal clear: concrete wash water is highly polluted and prohibited from being discharged into streams, uncontained areas, or surface waters without proper controls. Ironically, shortly after the confrontation, one of the younger crew members was sent down to attempt to clean up the washout they had just dumped into the creek bed. (After I was flipped off they sent the youngest member in the crew to "clean" it up.) This isn't just about someone being wildly disrespectful to a homeowner. It's about a company coming into our community and treating residents, private property, and local waterways like they don't matter. You don't get to block residents in, trespass on private driveways, dump concrete waste toward a creek, curse at neighbors, and hide behind the excuse that "the city owns it." Roanoke Concrete Products Co. -- this is completely unacceptable.

They offered me a driving position and I told them I had a criminal background they still contained…read morewith me and sent me to get a fitness test completed all that and the drug test then the HR contacted me and said I will have to wait for them to find a trainer for me then about a week later she calls me to say they are not going forward with hiring me.

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Overall great experience buying our bamboo floor. The sales associate gave me and my wife a ton of…read moregreat info we used to make our final decision!

I purchased from the East Peoria Lumber Liquidators (Store #1126), at the beginning of September…read moreand spent almost $10,000 for custom flooring. The buying process was really easy and I had great service, but after that everything went downhill. 1. Part of my flooring was shipped back due to it not passing their quality test, which delayed my timeframe. I explained every time I talked to a representative that I needed the job to be done by a certain date and I was assured several times that they would call my contractor so I could get on the schedule and that my job would not be delayed. 2. They never called my contractor. I ended up having to call around and find the number of my contractor and was able to finally get ahold of him so that he could schedule me. 3. The day of the job (September 30), my contractor called me at 6 a.m. to tell me that lumber liquidators did not send my work order over and that he wouldn't be coming out to start my job. 4. I went in person to the store to find out what happened with the paperwork and why it was not sent to my contractor so that the job could start. I was not disrespectful, but understandably upset. The employee, Rob, looked up my order, shook his head, LAUGHED at me, and then walked away and said "You are going to have to talk to Travis." I was very confused why he was laughing at me and walking away. I told him that was fine and I can wait (since I took the day off to be available for the contractor) and asked Rob how long it was going to take for Travis to come in. Rob told me he would call Travis and he would be in in a little while. He turned away to the back room and said very loudly, "I'm not dealing with this f*ing attitude," and slammed the door. I was in complete shock and afraid because he was acting very aggressive. It was just us in the store. He continued to slam doors in and out while I waited in the store for over 45 minutes. Rob did not communicate with me the entire time and completely ignored me. It finally took my father calling the store and speaking with Rob for him to FINALLY call Travis to find out what happened. Travis claimed the paperwork was sent the night before, but it actually wasn't confirmed till it was resent and received that morning/early afternoon. My contractor did not receive it till a little after 2 p.m. because it had to go through corporate. I told Travis how Rob behaved towards me and I did not receive an apology. In conclusion, my job was delayed and I was treated horribly because of the error caused by lumber liquidators. I understand that no one wants to be told that they did something wrong, but I did not deserve to be treated as such and, AGAIN, I did not receive an apology or any compensation for the inconvenience and disrespect I received. Consider this a question posed to the company, how are you going to fix this? They lacked communication, empathy, and failed to follow through on promises they made. I would not recommend using this store or this company. They do not respect your time or your money.

Sutton Country Carpets - carpeting - Updated November 2026

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