We had Terry remodel our 1940s bathroom - electrical, plumbing, tile, tub, painting, toilet, sink,…read morelighting, cabinet, exhaust fan, grab bars, counter, plaster repair - the works! It's now been about 4 months since he finished the work and each day I look at our new bathroom and think "wow!' He did a great job! He was patient and always responsive to any questions or issues, and cleaned up each day. Great workmanship too. He started out by measuring and answering any questions we had, offering ideas here and there but letting us make our own decisions. Unlike some other contractors, he did not give fancy 3D architectural renderings, nor did he accompany us to each supplier to pick out products. Here's what his process was, which was perfect for us. We received a proposal contract which listed each item or task, along with a cost allowance for each item. If we chose something more expensive than its allowance, the final price would reflect the increase. If what we chose cost less than the allowance, the final cost would go down by that much. So we had a bottom line price from the start and would have the final decision on expenses. He then also gave us a list of his suggested suppliers from which to pick out all of the products. We worked with those suppliers to make selections at their respective showrooms (they work with TLC regularly), and they forwarded our selections to Terry. A few selections we made were from suppliers not on his list, which was fine, but the places he suggested were where most of the items came from. When all selections were made, he provided us with a revised proposal contract reflecting our selections and revised costs. Then he - not us - did the ordering from each vendor to insure that all of the parts and pieces fit together and would work, plus that way his contractor discount was applied. His final contract to us was transparent and showed all prices. No additional markups, no change order fees, no nonsense. If someone wants computer-generated architectural renderings, having him present at each supplier meeting, one central showroom where every needed product and samples are all in one place, then this type of contractor isn't likely for you. If however, you want a remodeling contractor that not only provides the quote but also does the actual work himself, with reliable suppliers that work with him, with a fair price and a minimal amount of stress (if that's possible lol), then TLC's a good choice. Would we recommend TLC Contracting? If you haven't it already guessed: the answer is absolutely!

Nate is always super communicative, shows upwith lots of integrity, and very helpful!!read more

They did some great stamped and decorated concrete we are so happy with the job it looks so nice. I…read morehighly recommend them if you're looking for concrete work.

Replaced patio. Did an amazing job. One day to start and complete patio. Patio included an egress…read morewindow. Perfect design, looks like egress is part of design and blended perfectly. Phil's crew is very professional and will answer any questions you may have during installation. This is my third project with Southeast construction, and any future concrete projects will be done by them. I highly recommend Phil, and Southeast construction.

Buyer BEWARE. What was sold to us was luxury vinyl plank floor for the kitchen area. Supposedly a…read morelifetime warranty. Was not installed properly. Floor not leveled correctly, planks separated all over. Sent crew three times to fix it. I could have hot glued it myself and done better. Company does NOT stand behind poor installion practices.

Terrible I would never use them again. We ordered two floors, one for our bathroom and one for our…read morekitchen. The bathroom floor was put in so poorly. They had to redo it new flooring. The kitchen floor, the board separate and they blame it on our kitchen chairs, which have wheels we were never told at anytime we couldn't have wheels on our chairs. They will not do anything to fix it either blaming it on the chairs so now I have a kitchen floor with boards that separate and kitchen chairs with no wheels.

It is deeply troubling that this review was posted, given that Carpet Town has attempted to please…read moreMr. Mc Gee in multiple ways. A: If it was so "deeply troubling," perhaps your company should have done the job properly in the first place & not told half the story in your claims. My rebuttal includes the first sentence of most of her paragraphs. So in the words of Paul Harvey...I give you, "the rest of the story: CLAIM: He came in within a couple of weeks prior to his moving into his home... A: I was told this, "was not a problem," by the salesman, Tom, & install would be done on time. To save me money, Tom suggested he could have his "best guy in the city" do it for me; coincidentally one of CT's installers, or so I was told. CLAIM: His LVP was installed on September 25th 2019... A: And the carpeting on the 23rd. Darn right I called as the job wasn't finished! (See the picture with the carpeting laying over the LVP.) YOUR people did not complete the job when the LVP was installed. Further, YOUR guy did NOT come on Fri, Sept. 27th as you claim, he came on Monday, Sept. 30th & tried to fix it. I was told someone would come on Friday the 27th; they never showed, I called & was then told someone couldn't be there until AM of Mon, Sept. 30th. CT's rep didn't actually come until a week after she claims. When CT's rep's attempt to fix the floor didn't work he stated, " I don't know what the problem is." On Tue, Oct, 1st, he simply dropped off a cleaner outside our front door? Now they wanted ME to "fix" a bad product! That didn't work so I called the office again, the rep told me he would put in a claim which could take 4-6 weeks to square away. On Fri, Oct 4th, at 12:18pm I recd a call from the rep stating he may have found a remedy & asked if I'd be home. Later that day he came and finally fixed the LVP. I have a time-stamped picture taken! That is also when I asked him how the installers could leave as there was clearly something wrong. CT's rep said, "They don't really pay attention to that kind of thing. They simply come in and do the install." So...that will help in "clearing up" the actual timeline! CLAIM: Jonathan Werner, sales manager, called Mr. McGee on October 21st asking for the outstanding balance of $1,111.31 that he owed since the installation... A: Actually I called Mr. Werner who had to call ME back since he was not available. He was NOT calling to ask for the outstanding balance! Jonathan first offered to knock off the $111.31 to make it an even $1000. But as the job had not been completed on time, there are still outstanding issues (to this day,) & their screwing around required me to miss work days, a credit of just over $100 was a joke! Jonathan stated, "I will have to speak with the owner and get back to you." CLAIM: On October 30th, Wendy Werner, owner... (skip to last sentence) He agreed to call at 7am on Tuesday, November 5th. He never called... A: Actually, I did call at 7:32am on Nov 5th, and left a message on the voicemail. NO ONE ever got back to me. I was in a meeting all day in DeForest & for you intrepid readers, you'll find out in her next paragraph, I was involved in a car/ deer crash which totaled my truck. OH, and, Wendy, why are you suddenly referring to yourself in the third-person on your account? That's weird... CLAIM: ...On that day he mentioned for the first time that there might be a flaw in his carpeting.... A. This was NOT the first mention of issues with the carpet installation. I called & spoke with Tom on Mon, Sept. 23rd after the install as the seams in the carpeting were (and after 2 months, still are) very noticeable. In fact, Tom came out to look at the carpeting on the morning of Sept 24th! Wendy's facts are again, a bit lacking in accuracy. CLAIM: One week later, on November 18th, Wendy left a message... A: Actually Wendy called my wife at work & left a threatening message on her voice mail as well as mine. Despite her company still not standing behind their product/ installation, it wasn't worth taking CT to court over a few hundred dollars as they have already cost me more in wasted time. So they got their money! It is very sad when an owner of a company does not stand behind their service and their product, then only tells part of the story. Pictures: CLAIM: The LVP picture is before we made the effort of cleaning it. A: Yes...but like your business, you didn't complete the job; in this case, of looking at ALL of the pictures. See, I also posted a picture of the difference after the CT rep fixed a 4x4 section. But keep up the good work, Wendy... CLAIM: Carpeting picture shows some loose fibers. A: If Wendy would've sent someone out as Wendy said, Wendy would know that the "fibers" that are letting lose on one end. The other end is still attached to the base of the carpet meaning the carpeting is letting loose! Wendy just makes assumptions. Don't be a Wendy!

We just had vinyl take the place of the icky kitchen/ hallway carpet (who ever thought kitchen…read morecarpeting was an intelligent idea?!). We rent, and since we had the kitchen and hallway cleared for reorganizing and cleaning purposes we asked the landlord to have it replaced. We offered to check around for prices, making it easier on our very nice landlord and letting us find a pattern we liked at the same time. The salesman was helpful and gave a very close estimate to what the final cost actually ended up being. After the visit, they sent someone out to take the precise measurements so they could make the estimate. He was the silent "gets his work done and leaves" kind of guy. No complaints about him, just not very sociable. Today, two young men came to install the flooring. They were very polite and did a wonderful job with the installation. While working, they listened to their music with headphones instead of a blaring radio which was quite nice. They moved the refrigerator out of the way for us and put it back in place when they were done. It does cost $30 per appliance to have it moved, but the money is worth every penny; they ended up having to remove the handles as well as some of the door molding in order to get it through the door. Carpet Town does not charge for removal/ reinstallation of the shoe molding along the wall they have to take out during the installation. Some places do charge for this. Only one little complaint, not enough to knock off a star but worth mentioning: dudes, after all these generations of women NAGGING you to put the toilet seat down you have not figured out how to do this! I had to put it down... twice. Otherwise, very good service. They have done other work in this building over the years, and anyone who has lived here has loved the results... except for that icky kitchen carpet (but that's not Carpet Town's fault, that's just a bad idea on the buyer's end). Highly recommended.

I've used Craig for multiple properties over the years. Well priced, a perfectionist in his work,…read moreand very timely and efficient. Fantastic communication, a gem to work with and I can trust him to do an amazing job every single time. Have recommended him to others, with wonderful results and would never use anyone else.

I had a really good experience getting all my hardwood refinished. really good communication,…read moreupfront pricing, and great end result. would recommend!

I would recommend this company 110%. From the first person I spoke to on the phone, to the…read moreestimator who came out, to all three of the installers, everyone I dealt with was knowledgeable and professional. We replaced all of our old 1920s windows with glass block. They protected our finished basement while they worked, got everything done in a day, and cleaned up very well. And the windows look fantastic! We had some special requests like and extra dryer vent and a pipe to add a water spigot outside, they handled all requests perfectly.

OUTSTANDING. My house looks great with these new windows, basement is noticeably drier. The dudes…read morewere absolutely professional. Overall 5/5 the whole team made the process easy and quick.

These guys knocked it out of the park. From our initial meeting to completion, they were responsive…read moreand on the ball. I can't say enough for Dave and the multiple samples he had to bring us as well as facilitating a meeting with the Mohawk Rep. The church's carpet was no small task and the ease at which it all came together has earned our future business and recommendation to anyone considering getting their carpet replaced or new carpet installed! Way to go team and Thank You Justin

I just had Stanton vinyl plank flooring installed in my kitchen, dining area, hall, laundry area…read moreand guest bath. I am over the moon with the results. Stu's sale's men were very accommodating and professional. My installer, Troy, did an outstanding, precision perfect job. My neighbors want to ask for him when they do their own projects.

We worked with Lyle. He was great to work with, explained everything that needed to be done, what…read morethey were going to do and explained the warranty with us. Was great to hear it was transferable from owner to owner for the house. Guys were done in 2 days putting up beams and excavating to get the wall back in place. Lyle even provided us a discount. Just make sure if you have any concrete that may be in their way if they excavate to let them know. Fair price and excellent work. Would highly recommend!

Jayme came to our house to give us a quote on a cracked wall in our basement & some staining at the…read morebase of the wall. He advised us that there was no need to fix any of the cracks he saw but advised us to clean the stain and keep an eye out for any water intrusion. He was very friendly & honest and we immediately felt comfortable with him. Should our basement require work at some point, American Foundation will immediately get our business. Here's the rub: we had another quote two days before Jayme from a nationally franchised waterproofing company who wanted $20K to "solve the problem." It's comforting to know contractors like Jayme are out there!