Best Floor Repair in Atlanta GA

Awesome guys    Super nice and clean. Highly recommended them. Super fast and price friendly. Do yourself a favor and give them a call.

Angel responded quickly to my message and came right out. One toilet was randomly running and the other was making a very loud and strange noise. He identified the issue, went out and purchased the necessary parts, and repaired both toilets. He noticed one toilet was a little loose and rocking. He repaired that as well. It was a job done swiftly and efficiently! Give him a call for your plumbing needs!

Palette Plumbing has once again come through for my family. Our hose pipe burst and they came out in no time! Kalib was amazing!! Professional, knowledgeable and worked so well with our family! 10/10 recommend every item! Thanks Robert and thank you Kalib!!

Dan is fantastic! I felt very comfortable with him in my home. He first came out to finish installing a washer and dryer that Home Depot's contractors completely botched at a moment's notice on a Friday afternoon! We then requested that he come back to move several electrical outlets and mount tvs. He was very thorough and asked me questions I didn't even think about. He handled everything, repaired the dry wall, and even painted. We will definitely be asking him to come back for our next project!

This company came to do a kitchen renovation with labor only.  I asked for a bathroom quote as well for a future project.  It was made clear on more than one occasion that I was doing one project at a time and the only thing I was doing was the kitchen.  I repeated this numerous times.  We met at Floor & Decor to pickup tile and they showed up a small SUV, okay first sign.  NO pickup truck? Well Okay, that's possible.  Then they ask about the bathroom tile, I again repeated we are not doing the bathroom just the kitchen.  We get to HD to pick up mortar and grout, I ask, do you have a hammer drill since the kitchen is in a concreted basement, John and Richard confirm yes they do.  We get back to home, Monday is done.  Tuesday they come late around 3pm.  I have cameras everywhere, I watch for hours as they stare at the concrete wall.  Then John says to me he has to build a wall to put the cabinets on, a wall with studs, plywood, and sheet rock, mudded and painted.  Let me remind you I have already purchased all cabinets according to the dimensions of the kitchen.  On Wednesday, I watch as John manually hammers concrete nails that are 2 inches into the newly created wall.  I also see he is failing at hammering them.  New request for more supplies of wood decking nails that are 3 inches and other things.   I show up on Thursday morning, the 113 ( 9'5) wall John started on Tuesday is still not even mudded, AND my bathroom tube/shower is outside cut up in pieces.... where in the world did we get this wrong.   Further, more the cabinets I bought from Lowe's now are about 4 to long because he took 4 off the measurements, building a wall.  BTW.... come to find out he did not have an operating hammer drill... THIS IS WHY he asked to  spend an additional $200 out of my budget to build this 2 day wall.  Further, he pour self leveling concrete over my existing old concrete, with no primer and no border to protect the adjacent rooms.  So I now have wet concrete under my newly placed laminate flooring....

These people had no clue what they were doing,  I wished I had noticed in their pictures, I don't them actually in the pictures with workers or doing actual work.  I didn't see their before and after work again with them in the pictures.  

It actually took them 1 whole day to remove a range hood.

As I stated there were cameras everywhere, I was not there due to work constraints so I wanted to make sure I was apprised of all their work.  So I do have receipts....

Called this place in regards to changing a spicket or spout for my shower. Without seeing the problem he told me it could be 1400.00 for an issue behind the tile??? Sir the water does come out of the shower anymore. So, I went to Home Depot and bought another spout and screwed it back on myself. Cost me $8.00.