We recently had renewed hardwood floors refinish our floors and the results are amazing! Our old…read moreand outdated oak floors, now look and feel like a brand new floor. What is most impressive is that they took our pre-stained floors, that you could feel every grove and sand them down so there were no noticeable groves. We dealt with the owner and it's clear he is a true craftsman who loves what he does, and truly loves the beauty of a well finished floor. You could tell he not only wanted the best floors for his customers, but he wants it for himself as well. He was kind and polite, and very respectful of our home. Highly, highly recommend!!!

Jeff with Renewed Harwood knows his stuff and does what he can to save you money. There were stains…read morethat he couldn't sand out so instead of replacing 40 boards that would have cost an additional $800 he said we could stain a nice dark walnut that would then blend with the stains leaving a beautiful floor behind for only an additional $200 and it was well worth it. The floors are more beautiful than I could have imaged. I cannot wait to get the new paint and trim!

Had these guys come out and redo our entire main floor (previously linoleum and carpet, new…read moreflooring was LVP). They showed up on time, walked through to make sure I got all my questions answered and then got right to work. Everything turned out great and they finished the whole project in a day! We're several weeks into enjoying our new floors and appreciate the effort they put in to make the floors feel like they were part of the house to begin with. Well worth it and great value in my opinion!

We had Anton in some months ago to give us a quote for ceramic or porcelain tile in our kitchen and…read morebath. He eyeballed the space and suggested LVT, as a far less expensive option. The job was done in a timely manner and looks fab!

I had just finished a remodel of our two bathrooms, when a water leak behind the wall was…read morediscovered two months later. Not wanting to use the same contractors as the initial remodel, I was referred to Anton. He efficiently coordinated the demo in both bathrooms, along with the installation of replacement tiles and vanity. His communication was excellent, he met all timelines, and he stayed on budget. His tile installer Max not only did beautiful work, but assured that everything behind the walls was watertight this time. I would highly recommend Anton's Floor Covering for your next tile or renovation project.

The floors themselves look great. The installers were professional and did quality work. I'm giving…read moreone star because the owner, Chad, cost me a significant and entirely preventable 30% budget overrun -- and he did it after I gave him multiple chances to get it right. Here's what happened: Chad visited our home three times before we signed. On his second visit, I pointed out that the subfloors were in rough shape and asked directly whether I should repair them. He told me not to worry about it. The weekend before installation, I sent him a video of the floors and said I was thinking about going to Menard's to pick up 1/4" plywood to cover the entire main floor. He called me and told me not to do that -- said it would be a waste of time and money. Monday morning, his installers walked in, looked at the subfloor, and immediately said it was in awful shape. Their recommendation? Go to Menard's and get 1/4" plywood to cover the whole floor. Exactly what I had proposed. They charged $25 per sheet of plywood plus $40 per sheet to install it. When it came time to settle up, I wrote two checks -- one for the agreed amount plus half the overrun, and a second check for the other half, with a note to Chad that he should only cash it if he felt it was fair for me to absorb the full cost of a problem he had twice told me wasn't a problem. He cashed both. I don't know if Chad was inattentive, undertrained, or simply not honest with me. What I do know is that the owner of a flooring company should be able to assess a subfloor. I flagged the issue twice -- once in person, once on video -- and was turned away both times. If you're considering Third Coast, insist on a written subfloor assessment before you sign anything, and get any scope-of-work promises in writing.

Worked with Chad and Matt. Great to work with including their crew whom are professional,…read morerespectful, and do such an amazing job. They also carry top grade flooring that I didn't find at some of the more well known flooring companies They address any issues I had (which were minor) immediately. They cleaned everything up after including mopping the floors. All debris hauled away. I had luxury vinyl plank flooring put in along with carpet and tile. Highly recommend them. Their prices are also very reasonable

Have used Rick for several projects both in my old home (getting it fixed up to sell) and current…read moretownhome (doing some updates to make it ours). He does excellent professional work that I my wife and I have been extremely happy with. You will not be disappointed!

Our original 16 year old Duffy's hardwood floor had some major warping issues due to a water leak…read moreIn the kitchen . Duffy's spent several days drying the subfloor. They pulled up a number of bad boards, replaced them, then sanded and restained the whole floor. Looked great! Then the warping reappeared. It was not dried properly before the re-install or maybe the boards were not installed properly. Duffy's said they could redo the bad parts but the coloring of the new work might be very noticeably different. We had to choose between the warping or mismatching floor boards. We opted to not do anything for fear of making it worse. Very disappointing.

We had Duffy's restore our current wood floors and also replace our carpet with matching wood…read morefloors to our current and they did a terrific job. They came in very competitively priced and the follow up was exceptional. Everything that they said would happen during the process did and our floors turned out incredible.

Great value and a great job refinishing our floors! Bob was a real expert and very particularread more

Taking on hardwood floor refinishing yourself is a very intimidating project. If you are a pretty…read morehandy person that thinks you know it all and have seen all the DIY videos, do yourself a favor and take the last (and most important step) of getting a machine in your hands for some training before you touch your precious hardwoods. Kadee, the hardwood floor training goddess, is a fantastic teacher with incredible knowledge and patience. I can't imagine how many newbies she has trained, but she seemed super excited about our project and helping us learn the ropes. She never made us feel intimidated or discouraged. She spent almost 2 hours between giving us the training and helping with product selection. Getting that training and the "feel" for the machine definitely saved us from visible mistakes on our own floor. She also helped us nail the finish selection with absolutely perfect results. Pete's does one thing and does it well. If you are somewhat handy and want to do this project, do yourself a favor and get to Pete's.

A big shoutout to Mark Sletten and Sletten Interior Solutions. They replaced my awful cracked…read moreacrylic tub and surround with a new tub and tile. On time (1.5 weeks), on budget, and incredible workmanship. If you have any projects you've been putting off, highly recommend! I've been telling my friends & coworkers about how great the experience has been, and they have been jokingly asking if he'll travel out of state lol. But seriously, we're lucky to have such an awesome contractor right here in St. Paul.

Services were sub par, high priced, and work was incredibly slow. Poor communication…read more Mark came out and quoted a project for $17k on a remodel of our only small bathroom that was broke (and needed a remodel anyway). I had remodeled the bathroom at our previous house, so I have a good handle on what is involved, but we were too busy to take it on ourselves. I solicited 5 or 6 bids and Mark's seemed the most professional but also the highest cost. I highlighted that this was our ONLY bathroom and speed was the utmost priority and that ideally I would like the project done in like weeks not months. Mark didn't express much concern over timeline. Now there were some materials shortages, and COVID and whatever, but it was just excuse after excuse, with sometimes no one showing up for a month at a time. And the strong impression was this project just wasn't organized or a priority. They didn't start for over 5 weeks, and when called on it, I was told that the timeline we discussed was for starting the project, not finishing it. I wish I had recorded our initial conversation, because it seemed he took crummy notes and then later reinterpreted them to suit his needs. Nearly 2 months into the project he expressed surprise this was our only bathroom and sort of sheepishly asked what we had been doing in the meantime (going to neighbors houses we are friends with). How that CORE piece of information I had stressed repeatedly during our first few meetings had slipped his mind, I have no idea. He the said he would hurry to finish. Then no one showed up for 3 straight weeks. We nearly fired him about three different times, including in mid JAN promising to have the shower done by Valentine's day (we hired him first week of OCT). Needless to say that deadline was totally missed by a month or more. Moreover key elements discussed during the planning stage were simply forgotten by him (tile wainscoting), and then when asked about them several months in he had to scramble. Early on in late OCT he had stressed the need for us to drop everything and go pick out tile so he could order it and have it there by mid NOV. Then MONTHS later when he was actually ready to install the tile (JAN), the project again had to go on hold because he had not ordered it yet... This is despite repeatedly asking him if he needed us to order tile, or front cash for materials to speed things along (not sure if he was having cashflow issues or what). Anyway, once the project was 95% done, they just had to install a glass divider (another element he had forgotten about). So that was another several weeks, then when they came to install it, they had cut it for the wrong side of the room, the side away from the shower...so more weeks to completion. By this point I couldn't even talk to him because I was so angry, but firing him when we were 98% seemed pointless. Anyway, I left it in my wife's hands, who he then took advantage of. Telling her he was giving us a "$1000 discount" for all the hassle, while charging her $300 more than the estimate and payment plan we had agreed on. This is despite us generally picking cheaper materials than were in his estimate and giving him wide latitude on specific choice just to try and speed things along. Hiring Mark was one of the 3-5 biggest mistakes I have made in my entire life. Worse than some car accidents I got into in my teens or that time I bought a super expensive bike right before we had a kid and I mostly stopped biking. The stress related to this has probably literally taken 6 months off of my life expectancy. I am serious.