FCI (Floor Coverings International) delivered on all of their promises for schedule, quality and…read morewarranty. Hardwood flooring with carpet augmentation and woodwork repair was conducted by skilled installers who were proficient and un-obtrusive. We highly recommend FCI for this type of installation.

I received an estimate for hardwood from Floor Coverings International (FCI) for a small flooring…read moreproject and it was just under $900. I got my second quote from another company, Diebles Flooring, and their estimate was $450. The job turned out beautifully and it was about half of what Floor Coverings International (FCI) wanted to charge us. Who would you choose? Everyone I talked to and that came to the house from Deibles was very nice. They did great work.

Did a terrible job and was extremely costly. Did not tell us that this would lead to more…read moreexorbitant costs, didn't match the aesthetic we wanted, arrived super late, didn't bother to ask us questions to make our experience better beforehand, and looked inconsistent. I reached out with concerns and was ignored by the salesperson, Rick. Pay with credit card, not check.

I used America's Floor Source to install both carpet and LVP in our basement to help finish the…read morespace. Having initially gotten a quotation from Empire, we had a bit of a sense of what to expect in the sales process. Overall, the company did install great carpet and LVP in my home and were quite quick to do so. The installers helped to confirm my LVP was being installed in the direction I wanted and worked quickly, completing the jobs in a few hours. The only reason I didn't provide a 5-star review was for the reasons below: 1) Our sales representative was fine overall, but wasn't the fastest in responding or when I inquired about potentially putting a different pattern of flooring (e.g., planks placed in herringbone), he mentioned he had seen it, but didn't really offer it as an option. 2) The installation team left quite a bit of dust/shoeprints throughout my main floor in getting to the basement. Most other contractors in my home always bring drop cloths to avoid this. 3) We had just had our other contractors complete painting of the walls the previous week and after the installation team we had quite a few marks/scratches on the walls, some spanning multiple feet. 4) When the LVP team showed up and realized they didn't have enough materials, they asked me where they should leave unfinished - I feel like I shouldn't have been involved in the process. I paid for a completely floored basement, I shouldn't be involved in picking which areas are left undone. Still, Tim, their installation manager, did reach out after I reported the issues and was very gracious and willing to either schedule teams to come out or compensate us for our trouble. While I was able to resolve the issues above myself fairly easily, so didn't take him up on his offer, the fact that the company offered it was something I very much appreciated as all contractors will eventually run into issues, but it's how they respond that really makes the difference. Overall, I would likely use America's Floor Source again when we have flooring needs.

Called them & made an appointment. No show no call or txt. I called and the dude apologized…read morefor no show no call. Scheduled another appointment. Husband & wife finally showed up took measurements etc. Took my info etc and said they'd get back with me. Haven't heard a word since. Unconscionable.

Great price for excellent work. They did a great job on my kitchen backsplash and did it quickly…read more They were professional and showed up when they said they would. I can't wait to use them on my next project and I am telling everyone I know about them.

We purchased LVP flooring 4 years ago. It is disintegrating,…read moreeven in places no one walks, randomly throughout the 2,000 sq ft we purchased and they installed. America's FS tells us it's the manufacturer's problem, the manufacturer states the "wear layer" (clear layer over the top) is the only warranted component. Do not buy from AFS, and do not consider LVP, you'll regret it and have to have it replaced.

I needed the carpet removed from my stairs and replaced with hardwood because one of my cats used…read morethe carpet stairs as his scratching post. I visited America's Floor Source a couple of times, then had a conversation with one of the sales reps. I was pleased to know that there was financing available if needed and the rep agreed to come to my home to see the work I needed. She came and measured; then called and came back because she wanted to double-check the color she had chosen. That was a good thing, because in a different light, she was able to get a more accurate view of the color (we were matching what would be on the stairs to what I already have on my gound floor.) She ordered the wood and it took about a month to get in but once in, AFS called and set up the work date. I paid half of my total cost to get the wood ordered, and completed the purchase once the appointment for installation was made. I was given the date for the install and was told that the crew would be at my house between 8 and 11. They arrived right at 8. The "crew" was two men, neither of whom spoke English, but when I tell you they were professionals in the highest sense of the word, I don't do them justice. They came in, got the lay of the land, took the carpet up, and got to work, preparing the stairs and the hallway, sanding where there needed to be sanding, and letting me know the whole time what they were doing and why. They laid that hardwood with love and pride. The job took all day (they thought it would take 1/2 day) and when they were done, they totally cleaned up the work area. They took the old carpet away, swept up all dust inside the house and in the garage, where they worked, and then, as they left, reminded me to close the garage door. All of this might sound like a bit much, but I've had work done in my house in several areas, and good service as well as good workmanship has been hard to find. These guys were perfect!!!!! And the stairs/floor are gorgeous! I recommend America's Floor Source. I would use them again in a heartbeat!

We were having 2"x 2" tile installed . There was a small installation error and the new additional…read morereplacement tile was from a different lot and the colors didn't match. Joe assured us that he would rectify everything , which he did without hesitation. We decided to go with the 18" x 36" tile which was a better color match and do an envelope design on the floor. It turned out better than we could have imagined. We are extremely happy with the craftsmanship and professionalism of all the workers and would definitely recommend Carifa Tile. Description of Work: We had the shower seat torn out and replaced with granite. The seat front, sides and shower basin were removed and replaced with tile. Two grab bars and three shelves were installed.

We had two showers we wanted old, dated tile removed and new, large profile tile installed. The…read moreshowers were simple and straightforward. Carifa supplied the Schluter materials and installed them (Kerdi Board wall substrate behind the wall tile and Ditra Uncoupling membrane under floor tile). These are without an equal. There was a lack of communication during the home visit to prepare a quote. It was disappointing. We almost cancelled the entire project with Carifa based off that experience. The Owner, Joe, got involved when I called the Carifa office after no response from the salesperson. Joe listened to my experience, took over preparing an accurate proposal/quote. An important detail to note: each homeowner is responsible to select and purchase any tiles and certain Schluter products like edge or transition profiles. You can work with any supplier you want. The salesperson will steer you to The Tile Shop. They said they used to work at The Tile Shop. We had already purchased our wall and floor tiles from Floor and Decor. Carifa's salesperson started telling me we had purchased factory defective materials and subpar materials; something that is not true at all!! We had not picked up the tile from Floor and Décor yet so they did not "see" our materials but made these disparaging remarks. Why did we continue with Carifa? Because they used the Schluter products and had the installation craftsman. After getting past the preconstruction details Carifa sent Paco who prepared the areas where work was performed by covering all floors and furniture with protection. The same day Paco demolished and removed all the existing wall tile and materials down to the framing. Paco is a hard working, focused worker who kept our home clean during the demolition phase. No dumpster was provided during demolition and demolished materials were piled on our driveway until a dumpster was delivered a day or so later. After demolition Jack and Pedro arrived to complete the prep work and begin installation of the Schluter wall and floor products. I recognized quickly that Jack is a talented craftsman understanding that the products being installed under the finished tile are key to the final product. Jack kept us informed with everything he was doing including asking for our input regarding installation preferences. I cannot say enough good things about Jack. After he completed all the installation Carifa advertises they perform a "final walkthrough." It's also in the proposal. Jack completed all installation on Wednesday February 25th. On Tuesday of the following week, March 3rd, I had no communication from anyone at Carifa. There were a couple things that Carifa did not perform; sealing the grout that the proposal said would be performed 96 hours after the tile was grouted and reinstalling our toilet removed to install new floor tile. I reinstalled the toilet. I emailed Joe at Carifa of these items and asked for a (credit) for the items not performed. I never got a reply. On March 3rd I contacted Tom, Carifa's project manager, and asked for a status update and requested a date for the "final walkthrough." Tom came out the next day, Wednesday March 4th; one week after Jack had completed all installation work. Tom acknowledged that Joe had received my request/email for the deduct for work not performed and forwarded it to Tom. He spent a few minutes (literally a few) looking at both showers. Having performed hundreds of similar "close out final inspection walkthroughs" on projects I was ready to bring my Carifa experience to some closure. 3 weeks after the "final walkthrough" I received a final invoice that did deduct what I had requested. I promptly (the same day) paid the balance due. There has been no "thank you for your business" nor any communication from Carifa whatsoever. Here's my point: people who choose Carifa are going to pay a premium price for the privilege of having work performed. Carifa may use the finest materials available and have craftsman like Jack installing materials, but when everything before and after Jack is bush league and amateurish it sours the experience and make no mistake about it: you are paying for service too. The bottom line: would I choose Carifa again? Maybe. Having more 4 decades of high end construction experience I have not often been "the customer" but I know what a customer is. I moved forward with my eyes wide open hoping I would get the end result I sought after: two showers that will provide years of trouble free use. I believe I received that. Each person who has read this far will need to make their own decision. Lots of Yelp reviewers did not have this experience. My Ratings: pre and post construction experience gets a One (1). The installation work performed by Paco, Jack, and Pedro: I give Jack a 10, but Yelp limits the highest choice to 5 out of 5. Overall Carifa gets a generous three (3).

Excellent service and installation of our runner on our hardwood steps. Communication was easy and…read moreeverything from ordering the carpet to the installation was perfect!

Poor customer service. I had to chase my order from beginning to end…read more They had to get a sample from another store and didn't tell me when the sample came in. Carpet was expected to be received in a week and was told it wasn't in the system so he'd call the warehouse and would get back to me the next day, I had to call them. It took from July 9 to July 30 for stair carpeting. The only thing good was the installation.

Excellent experience! Great customer service, prices and installation. Mark and the installers are…read morewonderful to work with. They've installed carpet and planks in my house. They were on time, professional, skillful and expedient! I won't choose anyone else in the Columbus OH area for my flooring needs. Thank you!!!

We purchased flooring to DIY our upstairs from here about a month ago. The flooring we got was a…read moregreat price and also good quality. The two salesmen working loaded our truck for us and we're very friendly. The salesmen we worked with was knowledgeable and explained the differences in flooring to us before we chose what to buy. I cannot comment on their installation but the products they sell are great and they have low prices.

I recently had a greet experience with John and his crew! they redid my kitchen floors, as well as…read moreback splash. his crew finished in a timely manner and did exactly what I requested to be done. couldn't be any more blessed to have such a great crew redo my kitchen. thank you again so much for all the hard work and time. I would recommend to anyone looking for things to be remodeled in your home or business.

destroyed my home do not hire! He is horrible at floor tile sloppy and uneven lay of underlayment…read more He made a dangerous contraption for a sub floor repair, that was held together with painters tape and a few screws. He made damages to my bathroom sink on removal and damaged my sub floor directly in front of my stove. He either poorly mixed the mortar or mixed it with other product than Schluter and ruined 550 dollars of underlayment and caused us to have to demo the mortar. He is knowledgeable of all the damages his company made and has refused to return our money. horror story don't do it!