They were a no show for a scheduled appointment and we couldn't get a hold of anybody to find out…read morewhat was going on.

So much value and so much service and John is really tall. Would definitely recommend hiring this…read morebusiness again.

I had a laminate floor installed in 2019 and 6 months later it started tocome apart. A sub…read morecontractor came out to fix it . In 2024 the floor again syarted to come apart. The owner came out and could not figure out why it was coming apart. Several month later a worker came out to fix it took one look at it and told me he would get back to me. Never heard from him again. Went to the store and owner Sean Rose told me it could not be fixed and the flooring had been discontinued. I asked for a copy of the lifetime garruntee the floor came with and was told it was probably 25 pages long and he would get the manufacturers rep to call me. Haven"t heard from him either. Not sure why the floor could not be fixed after it was installed but not 5 years later. Something about it might mess up the whole floor. Buyer beware. Calls are not returned and commitments not kept.

My experience with brickstreet flooring could not have been any better. Sean, Matthew, and a lady…read moreemployee (sorry I can't recall her name) all provided wonderful service to me. From selection through installation no issues at all. As a single guy their help in picking colors was very valuable to me. And to top that off the price was the best I found. I had tile put in the entire house (new construction) and backsplash for the kitchen. Highly recommend based on my experie

I received bids from several companies to replace all of the carpet in my house with wood EVP hard…read moreflooring. Not only did The Added Touch give me the best bid, they were the only bid that did not want to put transition pieces across every doorway and instead offered a seamless installation. The installers did an excellent job -- their measurements and cuts were so precise I almost didn't put quarter-round down at the baseboards. While there were a couple of hiccups during installation, one phone call to Irene and all was well. Irene definitely provided the added touch!

After a refrigerator leak caused water damage to our engineered hardwood floor, I called three…read moredifferent flooring companies for an estimate on either a repair or replacement. Due to the age of the floor, and the unavailability of the existing floor product, we had to do a complete replacement. My wife and I were most impressed with Michael Yanez, owner of Best Budget Flooring and Remodeling, so we chose his company for our wood floor replacement. We couldn't be more impressed with the entire process. Best Budget replaced our engineered hardwood with luxury vinyl flooring. It only took Michael's flooring and painting teams three days to complete the project. The floor is approximately 1000 square feet. They moved all of our furniture, hung plastic to prevent dust from invading the rest of our home, removed the quarter round, removed the old floor, sanded and prepped the foundation, installed the new floor, repaired the water damaged baseboards, installed new quarter round, painted all of the baseboards, cleaned up after themselves, and moved all furniture to exactly where we wanted it. We were blown away with how quickly the project was completed. My wife and I absolutely love our new floor. Michael and his team were knowledgeable, professional and very courteous. Michael visited our home several times throughout the three days to make sure everything was going well. I couldn't be more impressed, and we would absolutely use Best Budget Flooring again. We highly recommend this outstanding company.

BUYER BEWARE -- the name "Budget" reflects the quality. I trusted the 5‑star reviews, but do not be…read morefooled. The only positive was the crew, and even then they left early on day one; they could have finished the job that same day had they worked until 6pm. Instead, I had to waste another day. Before the crew even left my house, Michael rushed over for payment, clearly eager to get his check. I had not inspected the floors yet, including a closet cut too short -- which explains why he wanted payment before I could see the issues. He pushed these floors as "kid and pet friendly," yet they cannot be mopped and require Bona only. He even suggested puppy pads "in case my dogs have accidents," despite my dogs being fully house‑trained. These floating floors were never explained to me until the job was complete. I had no idea they would feel soft, make noise, or click underfoot. One plank even sinks when stepped on, but Michael insisted this was "normal." It is not normal for planks to visibly move or make clicking sounds. His arrogance made it impossible to have a reasonable conversation, so I called a reputable builder to inspect the floors. I was told I could paint the shoe molding beforehand to match my baseboards, but the crew installed white shoe molding anyway -- badly cut, uneven, and now requiring painting. Worse, they left deep gashes in my baseboards and filled some with putty without sanding, making the damage obvious. My baseboards are not white, so every flaw stands out. Michael offered nothing to fix the damage except asking me not to leave a bad review. When I pointed out areas around door casings that never had shoe molding and now looked worse after the original floors were removed, he dismissed it as "just an eyesore" and "not a floor issue." Multiple realtors, including my own, said it absolutely needed to be fixed. His attitude changed only when I mentioned including it in my review; suddenly he suggested caulk as a possible fix. I still haven't inspected every room because furniture is in the way. I'll have to wait for painters and a new flooring company to determine whether there is a subfloor issue, because floors should not crack, bend, or sink. The squishy sound may be something I'm stuck living with. Now I must hire painters to redo over 800 square feet of shoe molding, baseboards, and door casings -- all because his crew left them damaged or unfinished. I gave him the chance to make it right, but he refused accountability. When he asked me to pay extra for materials, I agreed even though I didn't have to. Yet he showed no professionalism, belittled my concerns, and brushed me off. His parting words were "thanks for your business." He is by far the worst person I have ever dealt with professionally. I will never use this company again and will warn anyone I know not to use them. A good business owner should be humble, take responsibility, and fix mistakes -- even when it affects profit. A happy customer becomes a repeat customer, and he has ensured he will never receive repeat business from me.