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    Habitat Hardwood Floors

    Habitat Hardwood Floors

    5.0
    (4 reviews)

    Habitat Flooring did an amazing job for us, transforming our home from a dull vinyl flooring to a…read morevibrant real hickory floor. They are the contractor I wish we could get for every project. They provided a schedule and performed everything as promised. This company provided us a timely, quality project for the less money as other local companies here in Panama City. I highly recommend using them. We started shopping for a company to replace the flooring for our house in March. We searched around and started with two flooring companies. These companies we started with were very kind and would tell us they would come to the house the same day as our call. However, both companies took a few days to get to the house. After which we did not hear from them. We had to call and ask when we would get our quote. The one company took 3 weeks to write the initial quote. But at least it was detailed. It contained a breakdown of the work per room, itemized with material & labor. After this initial estimate, we asked to change some rooms from carpet to wood. But we never get the second estimate. So we decided to try the other company. We were finally ready to sign a contract, partly based on the other company being part of a larger national chain. Keep in mind, this took two months working with both companies to get to this point. It's now May. But when they sent us the contract, it only specified a unit material price for carpet. There was no detail of the rooms in our house, no labor, no information about hardwood flooring that was half of the area of the house. They added over a page of clauses to the contract. The contract clauses spelled out all of the things the company was not responsible for. Specifically, their clauses meant that for any reason the flooring did not turn out the way we liked, it would be due to the conditions of our house and not their responsibility to address. We called and talked to them, asked them to provide more specifics about the work to be performed, and asked what we could do to minimize any problems from our house. They never sent any more information or contract containing any more details. It was at this point we decided to look again for flooring and glad we did. We found Habitat Flooring. They answered us back promptly. This was the first company not to say they would see our house the day we contacted them. Instead, we were given a date that someone would be in the area. At the time, their work was more than two hours from our house. Within a couple of days, they came to the house. Then we were given a date to expect the completed estimate. That too was sent within a couple of days. The entire project, we would get a date and the work would be done. They usually would finish a day or two earlier than anticipated. Everything was completed as scheduled. Habitat is flexible about requesting changes during the project. For example, I decided to do some of the work myself. They allowed me to do this and took it out of the final bill. They were clean, prompt, and did a beautiful job transforming our house. We are pleased with the final result of flooring.

    After reaching out to so many people to sand and stain my hardwood floors with no response back, I…read morecame across Habitat Hardwood Floors and I'm so grateful. Derek responded quickly and was over to our house to take a look at our floors. We got on his schedule, and he was even able to start our job a week early. He has kept us in the loop during the entire process, and has explained thoroughly and answered all questions. We have been so pleased with his work, and he has made my floors look even better than before. We have hardwood floors from the 1940's and they are why we bought our home, so we were very nervous deciding on someone, but will now not let anyone else work on our floors as long as Derek is around. You won't regret reaching out and having Derek look at your floors!

    Pensacola Habitat for Humanity

    Pensacola Habitat for Humanity

    5.0
    (1 review)

    Seriously. Mad props to Habitat. They are awesome. They have given back so much to the community…read moreand have helped so many people. It is just awesome. If you have a chance, you totally need to volunteer with them. I was down here for the Collegiate Challenge. Awesome experience. Seriously, how many times can one say 'awesome' in a review? The crew that we worked with was ah-maz-ing! Ed, Joanne, & Wayne gave us such valuable information and helped turn the 17 of us into skilled carpenters that can hammer nails with the best of them, put windows in a house, and lay a roof down in four days! Four days! All we started with was the cement slab. What I really like about the program that they have is the homeowners (not necessarily of the house you are building) have to complete so many 'hands on' hours before they can move in. It was pretty neat to see a couple of them right there next to us. Don't know about Habitat? Here is a little information. Habitat builds houses in partnership with low and very low income families in need of decent shelter. To keep the cost of our houses affordable, Habitat uses the labor of thousands of volunteers. Habitat's partner families pay for their homes. Partner families invest more than money, they offer their own labor - sweat equity - into building their own homes and the homes of others. Their goal: To witness to the Word of God and the love of Jesus Christ for all persons through our words and actions. To build bridges among all economic and ethnic segments of our community by establishing new relationships, a sense of community and a renewed commitment to "the common good." To welcome participation from all individuals, groups, or organizations who desire to join with Pensacola Habitat for Humanity because of their shared concern and compassion for those in need. If you have the opportunity to do so, I suggest coming down and helping out. The program is awesome! There is a reason we have been coming down for 10+ years. Just being able to give back to the community is a great feeling. I wouldn't spend Spring Break any other way.

    From the owner: Founded in 1981, Pensacola Habitat for Humanity is a nonprofit, ecumenical, Christian ministry…read morewhose purpose is to improve communities through sustainable partnerships, such as through their home buying opportunities. Over 35 years in the Escambia and Santa Rosa counties has created an organization with a two-county reach and over 1,300 built homes.

    American Legion Post # 75 - nonprofit - Updated July 2026

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