Exquisite work!!! My house had old floors with lots of flaws. They left me with a floor that looks…read morelike it had just been installed....brand new. Bill insured that everything was to my satisfaction. I highly recommend them!!

I hard my hardwood floors redone and trim and baseboards installed and painted. He does bad work …read more I had him come back 4 times to fix things. He rushes , cuts corners . He charged me a lot for products/materials that he did not use and when asked to see receipts over and over again, he never got back to me . I will never use him again nor would i recommend wjm hardwood flooring to anyone. I am going to have to take him to court . Hopefully someone finds this review useful and will not go through what i went through

Please stay away. After installing new hardwood floors, there were multiple issues with the…read morefinished product. Bill and others came back to inspect and agreed they would have to redo the floors. Since that day, Bill and Kazanjian have completely disappeared and can't bother to pick up a phone or respond to countless emails. Now a resolution will have to play out legally. Don't make the same mistake I did and trust this company.

Kazanjian refinished our hardwood floors that have been needing attention for years. The results…read morewere beyond all expectations. Amazing work quality at a very fair price.

I think these scheisters went out of business. I certainly hope so. They're awful, the worst. I had…read moreflood damage in my house about 3 years ago (10/17) that damaged five rooms in my home. Perhaps I should have started to get suspicious when the person they sent to clear out all the water actually flooded my kitchen two more times. Now maybe it's because they were working under contract to my homeowner's insurance and so weren't raking in as much as they normally do, but in my book that's no excuse to do lazy, slipshod, half-assed work. Never mind that it took them over three months to complete the work, that may be typical and it may be common practice for a contractor that if you cancel for a certain day that you may not get them back for another week or two while they go to work on their other jobs and push you to the back of the line. But let's take a look at the FUBAR's they left me with that I'm still dealing three years later: - I have several closet doors that do not open and close properly. - I have a French door to my pantry that they split the wood on so that the roller keeps popping out. I've glued it several times but I'm probably going to have to drill it and install a bracket to hold the pieces of wood together. - They stripped the holes and/or the screws and bent the brackets on my vertical blinds in my kitchen, as well as tearing off several slides that they then taped back on and said that was the only way to repair them. Any strong winds and the whole bracket is going to come down, so I'm going to have to repair that now. - They told me that one of my kitchen cabinets was no longer manufactured but the replacement that they were going to put in would be longer and so I would have more storage space. They looked me in the eye and lied right to my face by not telling me that the opening to the cabinet is half the size of the original and you can't fit anything like a stock pot or cookware through the opening, and even if you could, you would have to be a contortionist to be able to place it down to the far end and get it back out, so essentially it's useless space. With that despicable con and other problems with cabinets, I conservatively estimate that I lost 1/3rd of my kitchen cabinet space. - Continuing on the subject of cabinets, one of the shelves in one of my cabinets is warping, the glued on finish is peeling, and I've had consistent problems with the brackets that hold the shelves popping out of the hole because they put them in with so much force that they reamed out the holes. I've put fillers in the holes, but that's only temporary. However, I don't want to glue them because I may want to change the shelf placement in in the future. * Another red flag that I missed that should have made me suspicious - they handed me line drawings of how the cabinet layout would be but I think you need to be in the business or be an engineer to be able to understand those drawings. They never took the time to explain it to me as you would to a layman - another shady business practice. - When they installed the carpeting they cut the padding 2" short of where the carpeting ended and then put a piece of trim to press the carpet down flush to the hardwood floor. While technically that may not be incorrect, I've never seen carpeting installed that way, and to be totally honest it looks like shit. - Fortunately, I avoided what would have been the all-time capper and the cherry on the sundae when I happened to come home during the day when they were going to install the hardwood floors and found them laying the panels out 90° perpendicular to the direction I discussed with them and told them I wanted. I later asked around and found out that laying the panels sideways across long walkways means less cutting and therefore less work for the installers. I had those clowns back several times to fix some of their mistakes, but each time they came to fix something they caused two or three other problems, so I finally just gave up because it became a case of pure diminishing returns. I guess I've learned my lesson, and if I'm ever in a situation like this again I'm bringing my own professional to inspect the work before I sign off on it.

Great people and excellent workmanship! My kitchen remodel came out on budget and looks better…read morethen I imagined!

Carpet looks gorgeous and the contractors were very courteous and cleaned up after themselves…read morereally well.

To preface this, my fiancé and I are brand new home owners. We made many sacrifices to be able to…read morefinally purchase a home! Bill and his phony assistant Brian are complete scam artists. They use a man named Anthony to pry on new homeowners. We hired Brian and Bill to do painting, floor installation, and recessed lighting. We have a voice recording of Brian lying to us that we cannot use LVP on stairs due to "code". They up charged us for the hardwood on the stairs and thought we wouldn't find out. Luckily we had the first conversation voice recorded which proved to bill that his employee lied to us and up charged us. Bills response was "I wasn't there when Brian gave you the quote." Even the contractors that came on their behalf admitted they dislike working with Bill's team because they cannot communicate well. His crew left beers, trash, and a bad paint job. Many mistakes were made when painting. Unfortunately, we lost a lot of money and time. I would never recommend this place to anyone! Zero stars should be given.

Yes they show up and yes they do what I would say a 90% cleanup because they not only peed on the…read more1/2 bathroom floor, not flushed a toilet after use and had water bottles all over the basement they were cleaning along with some outside my home. Which I had to cleanup and was willing to over look but..... Ask yourself would you hire a company that knows they broke a breaker in your breaker box and leave and not tell you?? I find this breaker a few hours after they left because the electric in the basement stopped working. When I went to see if a breaker popped I find this breaker broken and loose. They magically got an electrician out the next day to fix that and some other issues I apparently was having. They then invoice for the cleanup (over 10k) and work in the electrical aspect . When you ask them to give back some money for because honestly you should have to pay for the time that was used for what they broke they tell your public adjuster it was warranted. Oh and let's see wine bottle was broken(we were told about that)we found some of the ceramic pieces broken along with a shadow box which held my wedding flowers broken and were never told. Think before you book.

Excellent, professional and efficient service!! Tri State Restoration completed the demolition to…read moremy 1,600 square foot home in NJ which sustained an extensive fire. I was unable to find a restoration company who was priced within my budget or a restoration company who could complete the project within a expeditious timeframe. Once I agreed to contact them for the demolition, they were out immediately to whom worked tirelessly, until completion. Not only was the demolition completed but, they left my home clean, ready for the rebuild. They exceeded my expectations 100%!!! Thank you Bobby Shubert.

I hired this company to do an epoxy kitchen countertop, backsplash and finish kitchen remodeling…read more In the beginning, it was okay. There were two employees. The countertop was installed. When the tile was installed, the contractor discovered that one box of ceramic tiles had broken corners. Instead of stopping to return the tiles for replacement, they used the broken tiles by cutting one side off. They ran out of tiles and I had to buy another box. The tile wall has grout all over the place. They were supposed to acid wash it but didn't. The baseboards weren't done. They were going to make a door for an open junction box. They said they made it but couldn't find it. I've been waiting months for a bathroom sink countertop. There have been so many excuses such as two deaths in the family, got hurt snowboarding, cut his hand and more. They don't respond to requests for updates. I paid them for all of the kitchen work with hope they'd be back to do the punchlist. Excuse after excuse and still waiting. I believe in second chances but this company was given four or five chances. The bathroom countertop still isn't here and it's been at least 6 months.

Excellent work and service at reasonable prices. Added a 15 foot long 'leaning' counter at my…read morebusiness! Professionally done. Also had 20 foot of counters constructed and then epoxy cou ter tops added!