We ordered a washer, dryer, and refrigerator from Aldridge Allhome. The washer and dryer were…read moreinstalled before we moved into our new home but were not the pair that we ordered. We finally resolved ourselves to the pair received and eventually received a refund. One year later I am finding that my new house is always filled with dust. Why? Well, today I discovered that the 4" round dryer hose is not fully attached to an oval-shaped vent. Aldridge jimmy-rigged the hose to stay semi attached, allowing dryer dust and air to escape into the laundry room and eventually throughout the house. I went to Home Depot and found the oval to round attachment. No more floating dust particles escaping from the dryer hose. Alldridge Allhome needs to provide better service.

I had a Maytag dryer that suddenly stopped working/turning on. I went to the Maytag/whirlpool…read morewebsite and filled out the online form with model and serial numbers to set up factory authorized service. The service provider in my area was listed as Aldridge. The prospective service date from the website was 1/2/23. I tried following up with Aldridge but the phone was never answered and no one ever called me back. I got one email from them that said "We will be in touch soon." Not confirming the 1/2/23 appointment or giving any further indication of when the actual service would be performed. Their answering system has a days old message about week before Christmas 12/19/22 closure. NO CUSTOMER SERVICE at this place. In the meantime I fixed the dryer myself with a $3 fuse after watching a YouTube video and cleaning my dryer vent.

If you're counting on them to provide you with the best paint for your project, you might go to…read moreanother supplier. They are probably okay for professional painters that know what to ask for & have no need for professional opinions. I went there because of buying paint for exterior & interior walls. Only problem with that experience was one question pertaining to ceiling paint. I asked them for their best ceiling paint & bought the only one they mentioned. Turned out it had a very pronounced gray tone & we had wanted a very bright flat white. For this I consider 1/2 my fault for not saying I wanted a white ceiling & not one with a gray appearance. Anyway it cost twice as much as it should have because all the ceilings had to be repainted. The reason I'm writing this review is for two reasons. First I asked them for an acrylic primer that would be the best one to use on new wood trim for doors & windows. I specifically mentioned that I wanted a sandable primer. They gave me PPG SEAL GRIP Interior/Exterior Acrylic Universal Primer/Sealer ( 17-921 ). After spraying the trim & letting it dry for five days, I tried to sand all the trim to make it smoother. After seven hours of trying to sand the trim to make it smoother I gave up. It was not 'sandable' to get a smooth surface. I had to scrape a few areas down to wood & then apply a lot of pressure to remove the primer over a large area to even approach a reasonable smoothness. Second reason When I went in to complain the manager was defensive & arrogant. He also belittled me because of the time I had spent on the internet researching the problem. "So you think you are an expert now because of looking at the internet" "Just because you read comments by professional painters doesn't mean they are right" etc..... He said all primers are sandable. I told him if they don't create a powder & they quickly gum up the sanding blocks. They should not be sold as a sandable primer (especially if it has detail like trim) I think because I was getting pretty upset he chose three gallons of a different primer & gave them to me. As he put the primer in the back of the car he just had to give me another "zinger" about my knowledge derived from the internet. Just for your information, my research indicates that the oil/solvent based primers are typically more sandable than the acrylic ones. Also if you want to use a really good sandable acrylic primer & don't mind paying a little more. Eurolux, C2, & XIM seem to be the one's favored for giving the best results. Finally today I called technical support for Pittsburg Paint. The person I talked to said the 'Universal' acrylic was not a good choice for trim & would result in the sanding media to be gummed up quickly. I suggested that they try to find a way to educate their retailers about which products are better suited for specific projects. Trim, walls, exterior, etc... Total cost to us, about 1/3 of the trim will have to be thrown away or used in low traffic areas. Three gallons of primer ( I won't use what they gave us ). About 20 hours of time more than what should have been required.

The guys at Robert's have helped us with paint for our whole house. They recently helped us with…read morepaint for our nursery! They have also answered flooring questions when we had them. They are patient, caring, and nice! I would recommend them for any of your needs for your home!

These guys are awesome!!! A great family-run business. Integrity and care, and they back their…read moreproduct. Very kind staff who walked me through the whole process from purchase to installation. We love our new carpet and will always go to them if we have other flooring needs. I highly recommend them!

So far they have been extremely helpful, kind, and willing to do whatever is necessary. I'm looking…read moreforward to updating this with my beautiful new rugs.

I chose not to hire Project Handyman. He was too expensive for a 10-15 minute job of hanging a…read moremirror for a senior. He failed to inquire specifically about the job before quoting me a price. His pricing, according to him, was mostly based on the time it would take to get to the job site, the gasoline burned and the wear and tear on his vehicle, having to stop along the way to purchase the necessary materials to do the job, and him deciding that I was an hour away based on my zip code. Actually, I live in Sherman not Tom Bean, about 15 minutes away, based on the location that was given for his business. And, I already had the necessary materials. If only he had actually made some inquiries about the job and my specific location before quoting me such an absurd amount. The one star was given sole on the impression I have of the text message he sent me.

Very quick response, and very pleased with their work. No hassle style and will use for future…read moreprojects.

They did an excellent job with new carpet in our bedroom. Quality products, fast, and great price…read more Will definitely use them again.

I hired them again several years later to do flooring in another room; they did such a terrible job…read morethat the tiles cracked when walked on the floor because the installer just put blobs of concrete onto the tiles without smoothing it out at all. This technique also led to a 1/2" gap between the tile and the drywall in the shower. They didn't ask what kind of edging I wanted either before permanently installing cheap plastic. The owner showed up on the first day of the install but then I never saw him again. He left some young kid at my house who didn't speak any English at all. He originally installed it going the wrong direction, wasting materials I paid for, and then became visibly irritated with me when he had to redo the floor tile. When I pointed out that the tile was crooked, the supposedly non-English speaker said, "No, it's not" and then waited until I left the room to disappear forever. I tried to contact the owner, Robert, several times afterward asking for help and then he blocked my number. Eventually I gave up and hired a different contractor to demolish and redo the entire thing so the floor tiles dont crack when you walk on them and the wall tiles wouldn't fall off onto people showering when we the foundation shifts with the seasons. Hiring Anna Flooring a second time was a several thousand dollar mistake. I don't understand what happened to this company.

This is the second time that Kevin has worked on this house, both times being a house built in the…read moredepression there were always surprises when walls were opened. His long experience took into consideration a lot of the things that we found with wood and not matching supporting structures. He completely renovated two bathrooms and partially renovated my kitchen. Bathroom seem larger completely functional and absolutely beautiful. Well the quality of the work is very good one of the other things is that every day that he said he would be here he came at the time he said he would come. Professional reliability is extremely important. Every time we found something unusual it was discussed decisions were made as a team with his input as well as mine. Watching him transform these deteriorating bathrooms allowed me to develop a trust in his judgment. We started working on the kitchen and when the paintings all finished I'll post those pictures as well. Because of his many years of experience there weren't any real big overrun surprises when we even when we found some rotted wood etc. Price wise he's a very competitive especially considering the quality and level of experience that he brings to all that he does.

Kevin remodeled our kitchen and did an absolutely perfect job. He was always on time and did…read moremeticulous work. Kevin and his wife Camey are the nicest people ever. They are honest, easy to talk to , work extremely hard and do beautiful work Every detail is given their complete attention. So very thankful we found them. I would not hesitate to use them for any job or project you need completed by an expert!

We are extremely happy with Ed and the team from A1 Flooring…read more They remodeled two of our bathrooms. The craftsmanship was excellent. They were mostly on time, did excellent work, and did a great job of cleaning up afterwards. After getting several quotes, I had some concerns because A1's pricing was so much more reasonable than their competition. I would recommend A1 to anyone who asks.

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