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Tile Liquidators

5.0 (4 reviews)
Closed • 10:00 am - 6:00 pm

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Floor Coverings International of Salt Lake South Valley

Floor Coverings International of Salt Lake South Valley

(2 reviews)

Utah location, we highly recommend that you have Floor Coverings international update your home!…read more The transformations are incredible, beautiful and gorgeous flooring and new carpets! Excellent service, great communication throughout and they completed it before the date they said it will be completed! Expertise in flooring , Kerry worked on ours he has 35 years experience with natural wood flooring! The presentation is a mobile showroom- Adrien will bring the samples to your home and present the options as you can see the samples while in your home, this is tremendously helpful! We had three bids and this was the best along with in person assistance!

Very poor workmanship, dishonest, and their promise of "satisfaction guaranteed" means nothing…read more I had a doorway transition where the LVT and transition was not cut parallel to the planks nor the doorway. The carpet installer left us a 2 in overlap, because as he said "it would look stupid if I just fastened it in the current transition". Prior to hiring Floor Coverings International (FCI) to fix this, I was very specific is explaining that the project needed both LVT and carpet expertise to fix the problem. FCI assured me that the technician would be skilled in both LVT and carpet. Further, I asked if my satisfaction with the work would be guaranteed, and FCI promised that it would be. FCI required $250 minimum for any work done. Since the repair involved both LVT and carpet, I figured the cost would be between $300 and $500, so $250 minimum was acceptable. Their installer showed up on time, told us that it couldn't be straightened without LVT work, and he couldn't do that. So he cut the carpet, and placed it under the transition...took less than 10 minutes. Now we were left in a more difficult position than before, as we no longer had the extra 2 in of carpet to work with that the carpet installer had left us. I told FCI that I was not happy with the work. FCI phone call included the installer, and he told me that the problem was the door framing, and that if we were to straighten out the transition, it would look funny since it didn't line up with the door. He said the current transition was parallel to the door. I went to the house, and the installer if full of nonsense. The transition is 1/4 in off of parallel with the doorway, and exaggerates the funny angle. It could have been easily hidden under the door, contrary to the claim of the installer. I sent a picture to FCI, and their comment was "we will fix that for an additional $425, in addition to the $250 we already agreed to". While he did agree to reducing that by $125, he would not be able to do the repair within the week. I pointed out that the work was not done correctly, and that $250 for less than 10 minutes of work seems extravagant. FCI's comment: "$250 is simply our minimum". Bottom line: work was not done properly, installed lied about the problem so that he didn't have to do the work, and the satisfaction guarantee meant nothing. I will never hire this company again.

Whitewater Kitchen and Bath - Weird vertical seem instead of a horizontal one

Whitewater Kitchen and Bath

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We call Whitewater every time we have a new project in our home. Their product selection is by far…read moresome of the very best we've seen! You could say our kitchen was a "Whitewater Showroom", as we have used their Countertops, Backsplashes, Sink and Sink Fixtures. The salesmen who did our work was very knowledgeable and by the time he finished with our kitchen, it seemed he was part of the family! Very personable. We are currently looking at some of their shower surrounds! So many to choose from, but we're narrowing it down to the "final answer" soon! I would highly recommend them for any Bath or Kitchen project!

Whitewater Cultured Marble showers Overall Rating 5/10…read moreI've been living with the product for 2 weeks, and here is my honest review Master Bath. 9.5 /10 Pros: Easy to clean, looks nice and isn't cold like stone would be. The seams were done evenly and spaced to match the doors. I love the symmetry. Cons: you get water on the floor every time you use it, there is no way to completely close the doors. But not a huge issue if you are ok with wiping it up every shower. Kids shower. 5/10 Pros: the glass enclosure does a good job keeping the water in. Simple, timeless look Cons: If I'm honest, I regret this shower. I wish I hadn't used cultured marble. It looks terrible for the money we spent. First the seem wasn't installed horizontally to hide it. Instead they opted to put the seem vertically right down the middle of the shower wall. It looks cheap and reminds you of a mobile home shower. This is very frustrating because cultured marble was more than the real tile shower would have been. We went with cultured marble hoping it would clean up better than tile and grout, but didn't anticipate it looking so cheap. Second, the seem wasn't cleaned well, the glue they used is smeared on the outside of the seem and is already collecting dirt. I have tried removing it with goo gone, acetone and tile cleaner. Nothing has worked. So the seem gets more and more pronounced every time my kids shower. Third, there are chips in the material around the floor. The installers didn't try to fill them in, they were just left to collect dirt. Last, (this is just a preference ) I wouldn't recommend the plain, white floor. The white floor has just enough texture to capture dirt and already looks dingy. It'll require a lot more cleaning, I wish I had picked a color for the floor. Installation: 3/10 This is the hardest part of working with this company. From the moment you pick your colors and give them money you are over 2 months before the shower is done- so plan on not having a shower during this time. You have several steps: Step 1. They come measure the shower and order your pan/walls. Then they text you to schedule the next step 2-3 weeks later. Step 2. Installation of floor pan and walls Be sure to check if a pan inspection is required- we had to do this step in 2 parts because of the inspection. Each piece was 3 weeks apart. Once finished, they text you to schedule the next step, 2-3 weeks later. Step 3. Measure for glass. Then they text you to schedule the next step, 2-3 weeks out. Step 4. Install glass. Each step takes 2-3 weeks to schedule. They do not schedule a single step ahead of time (so you won't get the walls in and have the glass measured the next day) Each step has to be completed to schedule the next step, it was so frustrating! We started on October 1st and finished the install December 17 (12 weeks later) The second problem with install is the mess they made. I had to repair the ceilings and walls after they had finished due to scratches and dents. They also don't clean up when they finish. You are cleaning the glass, the panels, the floor; everything when they are done. They get caulk all around the unit so remove any trim etc. you don't want the caulk on . It is about 1/2 inch and isn't a clean line. I spent a couple hours removing product from my wood floors and repairing and repainting. This is a small issue and it wouldn't have bothered me very much, if I wasn't already frustrated it took 12 weeks to install.

Tile Liquidators - interiordesign - Updated November 2026

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