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Recently had all of my carpet replaced prior to listing my house. They came out on time and performed exceptional work at a very good price. Was referred by a family member in the flooring industry that deals with many installer and I requested the best installer. They exceeded my expectations.

Daniel and his brother did an incredible job on our stair railing. They were able to knock it out in 2 days and got every detail right. The materials they used were high quality and was solidly built. They were very easy to work with and made sure everything was to our liking. Would recommend to anyone looking to install new stair railing!

TW Garage Pros did great work epoxying my new construction home's garage floors. Wyatt was awesome to work with - he was responsive, communicative throughout the entire process, and worked with our timelines of when we wanted the work done. Their prices are also very competitive and reasonable.

Taylor did a great job on drywall repair.
Quick response, and the repair was completed fast!

Eric with EL Construction definitely knows what he is doing. With his expertise, he was able to design a beautiful master bath. He spent extra time sending over links of certain places to get materials from. He helped me design this bathroom so it was functional for us. We appreciated the professional quotes he sent to us. They were easy to understand and straight to the point. He even wrote a few different bids so we could decide which would be most feasible for us. He got the work done in the time frame he gave us. And it looks BEAUTIFUL!

Happy to share my excellent experience with Enmar. I was referred to them from my interior designer for my recent home purchase. From sampling to product selection to small batch ordering to scheduling to flexibility with changes to installation quality and solid communication through the whole process... Brian's communication was excellent. They were so easy to work with. They offered the kind of flexibility and accommodation that we used to be able to expect from service contractors but we all know is so very hard to find these days. His guys were very hard working, knowledgeable, skilled and respectful. The floors and new baseboards look stellar and I'm so happy to be able to recommend them to anybody.

These guys are the REAL DEAL!!! I was SO nervous about the dust and drama with having 2700 sq ft of tile removed and they knocked it out in 2 days!!! We added carpet removal which added an extra few hours the next day. The crew was SUPER professional and easy to work with. Nick accommodated some specific requests we had and when it was time to go to work the crew showed up ready to work!!! This is the ONLY way to get your tile removal done. And I didn't even have to worry about crazy amounts of dust everywhere with the tech they use!!!

Jeremy and his team are reliable, honest and fast and they do a great job! We moved into a house that needed a lot of repairs. In one day they did everything on our list and did it beautifully - from fixing outdoor lights to putting up shelves, painting and repairing leaky faucets. I highly recommend them!

A friend of ours recommended Kennedy Tile to us when we decided to replace our old, dated tile with a more modern wood plank tile. We love the results, and are very happy with the quality service that we received.  Everyone we encountered was very friendly,  and helpful. We definitely recommend!

Wow!!
Marcus is amazing. Not only is his work outstanding the attention to every detail is what sets him apart.
He was always prompt and kept us informed of every step of the process. He is a great guy and makes you feel like family.
I would highly recommend him for any tile work.

Thank you again!

I just finished my third home improvement project with Kent, Details Remodeling.  Each time I work with Kent the end result is 10/10 quality.  He is careful about my home while working, and cleans up behind himself 100%.  He's straight up about his availability, and if you have to wait a couple weeks he's worth it.

I've used Kent for demolition, drywall, electrical, minor plumbing, built-in shelving, and to tile my entire main floor.  He has the right equipment, uses his time (and mine) well.  I appreciate his use of email and texting for communications and photos of my ideas; it's convenient for me to respond around my work time and not have to schedule a time to be at the home for easy stuff like that.

I'll continue to use Details Remodeling for work in my home and have already recommended him to my friends!

I am so happy that I chose Warren and his team to work with. My husband and I realized a little too late that we really needed professionals to remove the old hardwood that had been glued down. Warren was able to get me scheduled the day that I requested and his team removed it EXTREMELY quick. They took my number, sent me updates and pictures and went above and beyond my expectations. Very thankful for this company and I know who to recommend to my friends and family now. Thank you removal tech!!!

Great work! I loves that he's very responsive in a timely manner. I'll definitely be using his services on my next project. (His prices are very competitive!)

I called Solid Home Renovation for the second time to have my addition master bathroom remodeled. Danny and team are the best and never disappoint. They are professional and efficient. The work is stunning. Every day they left they would clean up the area and put tools away. Danny provided his ideas and advise which helped put the entire idea into reality. Even when the glass company came they complimented how squared and even the work was which made installing the glass nice and easy. Danny and team do amazing work every time. Next up will be my entire kitchen!

Great job to Doug who came out to replace my kitchen sink faucet and valves.  He did quality work and gave a fair price.  No more leaks!  I highly recommend this company based on the work and excellent customer service.

Hired Golden Bear to remodel master bath and second bathroom in March 2020.  I gave it 5 stars so you can read about my experience and who this guy really is.  You decide.

Mike and his partner did all the tile work, plumbing, electrical and some touchup painting themselves, no subcontractors - with the exception of the glass shower wall/doors, which everyone subcontracts. Overall, I'm pleased with the outcome.  They were very easy to work with, which is why I hired them.  On several occasions Michael saved me from my bad ideas.  

But there were issues around the finishing details. I had to go over the work and point out with stick notes many finishing details like at the base of the cabinets, grout cleanup in corners and rough finishing edges.  Overall in the end the master bath came out great.

But in the second bath the amount of grout clean up issues were extensive.  For some reason they decided to change the color of the grout without my consent and it looked terrible. I was told the color would change after it dries.  

Well the grout color did not change when it dried, the color they used what not what I selected.  Michael stop taking my calls after he admitted they used the wrong color and said they would come back and fix it.   I had to hire a tile company to change the color of the grout.

I do recommend that Michael hire someone to do the finishing work he does not like doing.  Would I hire him again or recommend him - NO.

Martin and his team are some of the best in the Valley!! They are so kind, thoughtful, respectful, and genuinely kind people. We are so pleased with all the work they helped us with, including a new fireplace and surround, wainscoting, whole home painting, lighting, shiplap, and many other projects! Outstanding communication and even better people! It's been a pleasure to meet Martin and Calvary Tile & Stone will be my first and only contact when we need any construction, electrical, and/or any other help!

I actually stumbled on Phoenix Hardwood while looking for options to deal with an aged and very badly heaved living room slab, which was complicating a flooring install I had been trying to line up. Other contractors had told me we'd need at least 6 to 10 hours of grinding to get anywhere, and being the center of my house, that just wasn't an viable option.

Mark came out to take a look, and gave me some additional options that did not require nearly as much grinding. He also had some ideas to help mitigate and contain the dust that would be generated, which other folks had not bothered to try and work with me on. While I only needed options for this one room, Mark gave me a proposal for doing the entire flooring job (7 rooms in total, over 1400 square feet). Prices were a bit higher than the other outfits I had talked to, but Mark's company specializes in hardwood floors and I liked his attitude and the willingness to work with me on the dust and grinding concerns, not to mention his straightforward honesty.

While we had a few slight hiccups at the very outset, the installation moved ahead at a very quick pace and did not relent until we wrapped up exactly seven days later. We ran into a number of issues, primarily with the 30 year old slab having settled or cracked (or both) in most of the rooms, but Dan and Will, who did the install, were able to surmount them all without missing a beat. These guys have known each other for eight years and worked together more than half that time, and it absolutely shows when you watch how well they function as a team. They work quickly and efficiently and are absolute masters of their craft. I cannot say enough good things about the quality of the job they did or the speed with which they knocked it out.

Anyone who reads my reviews knows that I don't pull punches and I do not hesitate to call out shenanigans. In this case, I really have nothing but good things to say about the folks at Phoenix Hardwood. These guys knocked it out of the park and exceeded my expectations in every regard. My wife and I are thrilled with how the floors turned out, and our only regret is that we did not hire them sooner. I would recommend them without hesitation to anyone looking to get hardwood floor installed, because I simply cannot imagine anyone doing a better job.

After spending nearly a year shopping around, looking at reviews of companies with the BBB and ROC, going back and forth to get tile samples, carpet samples, walking on the tile samples, the carpet samples, etc., I finally hired Arizona Flooring Solutions to remove and install new tile, do the grout work (for which I paid extra because I wound up buying the tile elsewhere) and also to install new carpet padding and Stainmaster Xtra-Life carpet I bought from them. That was in mid-January. I hired them because I was told again and again that the guys doing the work in my home would be employees of Arizona Flooring Solutions rather than subcontractors. In fact, I clarified this over and over again with one of the owners, Brian, who apparently outright lied to me by insisting that these guys were and are employees of Arizona Flooring Solutions.

So here it is just six months later and tthere are definitely hard spots I feel when I walk on the carpet barefoot, and I have been thinking I'm overly sensitive or have weird feet, but now other people can feel these hard spots too when they're barefoot.

Also,  I find that while wiping up a spill on the part of the tile that is abutting the carpet, if the 100 percent cotton rag gently touches an edge of the carpet, some of the fibers and the lamination on the back of the carpet comes out.

Stupidly, I trusted that one of the tile installers knew what he was doing and had experience with all aspects of tile install (like I stupidly trusted the carpet installers, Victor and Maurice) who told me that I did not need to seal the grout. All over the Internet and everyone I've spoken with tells me that the guy had no clue what he was talking about. The grout needs to be sealed. So I will have to re-grout and then have the grout sealed since the grout is white. But again, the guy, Corey, apparently lied to me too. I, as the customer ... er, contractor, should have insisted that they seal the grout and that the grout must be sealed; then I should have shown them how to do it.

Apparently, they also don't know how to properly remove a toilet from the flange, to bolt it in properly or to keep the valve at the wall from leaking. They didn't even know how to break off the screw of the bolt that keeps the toilet seated in the flange and correctly fit toilet bolt caps over the top of the screw. So the toilet flange is bent and I will have to hire a plumber to correct all their shoddy "work". I guess I should have asked whether they knew what they were doing. I also should have asked Brian whether I was to be the contractor on the job because that is not addressed anywhere in any of the contracts or forms nor did Brian tell me I needed to ride those guys and constantly question them as to their skill, knowledge and experience, along with showing them videos and providing them with written how-tos on doing the job for which I hired the subs and paid Arizona Flooring Solutions.

When I call Arizona Flooring Solutions, which is advertising weekly, I get a message that their "voice mailbox is full". I don't want to go in person and fight and argue with them, so I contact Stainmaster.

Stainmaster can't reach the owners of the company either, so they give me the phone number for the mill that actually attaches the lamination (backing) to Stainmaster's fibers, a company called Gulistan. They also give me the name of the local sales rep for Gulistan ... who supposedly deals with Arizona Flooring Solutions.

I now know that at least one of the owners of AZ Flooring Solutions, Brian, lied about almost everything I asked him (which is "lucky" for me because it means that the company's contract is null and void). But I didn't find this out until the other owner, Jason, who had shown up with the guys to do the work at my house, left and I asked the guys straight out, "Are you subcontractors or are you employees of Arizona Flooring Solutions?" They told me they were, as I had suspected from the start, subcontractors, not "employees of the company", as Brian insisted at least a dozen times.

But they had already started the work, and it was/is good. Except for the non-sealing of the tile. The carpet installers/subs didn't do anything right, and I actually am still finding nails sticking up from the tackstrip coming through the padding and the carpet. That's not how this should be.

I would advise everyone never to use Arizona Flooring Solutions. They are the worst company I have ever dealt with. I will never deal with them again, no matter what their prices are. They are the worst.

BEWARE!! I bought a fan from this place and it didn't work!! I try returning it or exchanging it and they wont work with you. They just take your money and don't respond. Don't waste your money just spend the extra money a buy it new.