Sean and Preferred Coating Supplies are awesome!! I found them through a referral from Surecrete…read moreand bought product from them to clean, stain and seal my concrete patios. Sean walked me through EVERYTHING, answered every one of my inane questions (sometimes multiple times), and then when I decided I didn't want to attempt the job on my own he referred me out to a contractor that will do the work. THANK YOU SEAN! So excited to actually get this project DONE in the next couple weeks! Will definitely be back when I get to refinishing the garage floor and am spreading the word in my HOA to anyone else who wants to freshen up their concrete. Your knowledge, assistance and kindness are MUCH appreciated! Thank you!

I am 71 and a long time do it yourself type. I remember the day when you could go to a supplier…read moreand the owner knew about the products they sold, actually used the products and were willing to help you do the job right. Walking into Sean's place was like walking back in time. The guy knows his stuff, takes the time to make sure you do not leave without knowing how to use it, and is available for calls, photo review, the whole deal. My job involved recoating a deck that had been left untreated for 20 years. I picked up epoxy primer/sealer and the top coat material as well as detailed instructions on application, tricks, shortcuts, the things you'd want to know. If you are looking for a shop that harkens back to the good old days, friendly, knowledgable, and invested to see that your job is done right, shop here. There is a pride if ownership and of reputation and Sean has both. Thanks for helping, keep it up Sean.

I would normally let bygones be bygones but over 2 months later I am still having to clean up after…read moreAndrew's mess.  I hired him from a referral as he refinished the floors in my girlfriend's house.  She was very happy with his work.  He may do good work refinishing but I wouldn't trust him to be careful with your home.  He came in to install a hardwood through my home, something he said he could do.  After all the tile was removed, (huge Thank You to William at Tile Master!), Andrew came in and used a grinder to remove the remaining cement.  As a painter, I can tell you that the most time-consuming part of the job is prep work.  Andrew skipped that entirely.  Instead, he moved my fridge and stove to the next room while he worked in the kitchen.  That's not good enough.  He got concrete dust everywhere!  In my blinds, in my cabinets, inside my stove, through the motor in the fridge, in my microwave, my ceiling fans...  The list goes on.  He covered nothing!  He could have moved the appliances to the garage but he should have still covered the rest.  I even have chunks of concrete in my shower and shower door tracks, OMG!  On top of that, he damaged my walls and broke bricks off the fireplace.  He claims they were loose but that's not likely at all.  I let him go when I came home to find that he had tracked cement, leaving footprints all over the sidewalk and street.  He took the floor down to the slab and asked my tile guy, William, to raise the tile in the kitchen and baths because he was going to lay something down under the wood floor.  William did as I asked him to but he did say that it's unusual.  So did the plumbers when they came to install new toilets.  They had to use special parts to raise the fitting.    I am so glad I found a better company - A1 Flooring in San Marcos - to come in and fix most of Andrew's doing.  BTW, they completed my floor at HALF the price Andrew quoted!  They leveled out the floor where the wood meets the tile and I now have a BEAUTIFUL wood floor to match my entryway.  Unfortunately, I am still finding pieces of concrete in cracks and crevices throughout my home.  Andrew, here's a tip: Spend time on your prep work so cleanup is easier.  Every other contractor coming through my home parked in my driveway and put a cover down on the ground where they walked.  I didn't have to tell them, they just did.  No one else left a mess, especially not concrete dust!  If you know that there's going to be dust everywhere, use plastic to cover windows, cabinets, ceiling fans, etc.  Your work is unacceptable by any measure and I am thoroughly dismayed at your poor quality workmanship. My review was honest and represented Andrew's poor workmanship. After Andrew saw my review he texted me to threaten me with a lien on my house because of my review. Not only is his workmanship poor, he is unprofessional, dishonest, and retaliatory. I have no interest in hurting anyone's business but my review stands. I have no reason to accuse Andrew of things he didn't do. I have nothing to gain from that. He claims I called and yelled at him for damaging my tile pieces. In fact, when I came home I found that some of the pieces were on the floor. I'm attaching a photo of our text message exchange. I sent him a photo and politely asked him if he knew what happened. He asked to call to talk about it. In our conversation he said that he grabbed a cardboard tube, things fell out and he thought they were trash. I told him that I understood and that I felt it was an honest mistake. I didn't yell. I can recognize an irrational person, too. You can't put a lien on someone's house simply because you don't like the review. Andrew broke the bricks on my fireplace; damaged several walls removing baseboard; made a mess that was extremely difficult to clean throughout my cupboards, windows, etc.; and left concrete prints in my driveway and on the street which did not, by the way, wash off easily. I had to use a pressure washer to remove. I'm attaching a text exchange also to show that Andrew threatened me with a lien simply for posting a review he didn't like. He even clearly states that we parted terms with mutual agreement and that I paid him for the work he performed. I wish I would have realized the amount of effort needed to clean up after him and insist that he pay someone else to perform the cleanup. Then we could argue our case in court. As of now, he can only dislike my review, but I stand by it 100%.

All American Hardwoods just completed refinishing our hardwood flooring in our living room, dining…read moreroom and laundry room. Due to wear and tear the floors were really horrible but All American Hardwoods did an amazing job refinishing them and they look new. Also Andrew explained each process and was very knowledgeable about how to keep our floors in top shape. He had fair prices, worked efficiently and gave us adequate instructions for how long to keep our new born away due to the chemicals involved. My husband and I highly recommend Andrew and this company.

Rayo Wholesale is a fantastic place to consider if you're looking for flooring at a great price and…read moredon't want to deal with flooring salespeople or inflated prices. You will have to hire your own contractor for installation so please keep that in mind, especially when comparing quotes with other flooring stores. When I arrived, Josh greeted me right away and helped me compare prices while explaining the different products they offered. I also emailed him later that same day, and he responded in less than 10 minutes. He even ordered samples for me right away, and they arrived at my house the very next day. I couldn't believe how fast they came! Overall they have excellent products and customer service. If you have a contractor you trust to install flooring, I would definitely look into the potential savings from buying your flooring at Rayo's. As always, make sure you get multiple quotes from different stores, because sometimes they can be cheaper than Rayo's if you're not planning on installing flooring yourself.

A great, no BS place to buy flooring. My wife and I came here looking to purchase some new vinyl…read morefor our downstairs remodel at the recommendation of my contractor and the place didn't disappoint. We went on Saturday to look at color and pattern options and I dropped by today on my lunch break to place the order which took all of 5 minutes. We were fortunate to have done our research ahead of time, so pretty much knew what we wanted walking in aside from the color/shade. Based on my experience, I liked the experience of being able to get in, look, pay and get out without being followed around and annoyed by a salesman. It made our already busy weekend much less stressful. Although I don't foresee doing more flooring any time soon, I'd definitely come to Rayo again when we eventually do our upstairs floors.

The quality of workmanship is superior. Jose and his team focus on the details with the…read moreinstallation. Tapia flooring followed through on the service requested and the value provided by his experience is worth every penny.

Great service, 10/10 ! Very friendly & knowledgeable, extremely helpful & organized as well.read more

They did a great job and were so professional and polite. Highly recommend! They came the same day…read moreand showed up early! We had two separate locations 1 at our house and 1 at our storage and they came to both. The guys helped me move things out of my storage unit and move the stuff we were keeping back in the unit. Thanks so much! We will definitely use them again!

These guys were great! They were quick to respond with a quote and able to come out the next day to…read moreget rid of an old torn up deck that was occupying our driveway. They even cleaned up the leftover dirt and debris! Their price seemed fair and their service was great- I highly recommend them.

I live in a 1,700 square-foot, 4-bedroom residential house in the San Diego community of San Carlos…read morenear Cowles Mountain. The house was built around 1968 and fiberglass insulation originally was installed in the crawl-space attic. It was time to replace the attic insulation with cellulose and I contacted three companies, including Blue Sky Insulation. The first company quoted $4,500. The second company came out and then never even followed-up with a quote. Keith at Blue Sky did an inspection and gave an estimate for $3,750, which included removing the old insulation. This project was extremely difficult and tough because our attic is very low. You cannot stand in it and only can crawl around on wooden planks. On top of that, Keith's crew had to maneuver around HVAC ducts. Using his $40,000 equipment, Keith blew in cellulose insulation, which I researched to be superior insulation over fiberglass. Cellulose also provides a great sound barrier, is pretty much fire resistant, and repels rodents, who especially like attics. The next morning, I immediately noticed the house was not as cold as it usually is during the winter here in San Diego. The house was 5 degrees warmer. Also, when a plane flew overhead, the engine sounds decreased by at least half. I highly recommend Blue Sky Insulation for price, reliability, and thoroughness!

Updated review. During this 90 degree heat wave my house is now stuck at 6am at 80 plus degrees…read moreinside and won't cool down below there even though it's 72 outside. Insulation in the attic needs to be properly planned out and not just blown in.

From the initial meeting through completion, Tri-City Drywall is an excellent company. I had…read moreproblems with other aspects of my remodel and Tri-City was understanding, accommodating and very helpful. Would highly recommend.

Superb flooring service! Steve is as honest and competent as any contractor we have dealt with…read moreduring our remodel. His quote was competitive, the craftsmanship was excellent, and the results were stunning! A very mediocre looking space for eating was transformed into an elegant dining room with the help of classic parquet flooring, skillfully installed over a high quality subfloor. We are delighted by, and proud of, the improvement, which will be enjoyed for years to come.

Number 1 Beautiful job.........Steve and the guys were great can't say enough about his attention…read moreto detail , professionalism and a great guy to boot. Need flooring Steve's your guy !!!!!!!!!!