We are extremely disappointed in our business relationship with this company. Not only did we waste…read moremoney on our installation, which after several years the floor is lifting in more spot than not. We have consulted with 3 other companies explaining that this is a result of putting our new floor over an existing surface. So, now both floors will need to be removed before a new can be installed properly. After posting this review Zack Coleman decided to address the situation not with me, but with my husband and assumed a tattle tale position. He also called my Husband a liar, stating a conversation never took place regarding us paying another 3k to install a new floor. This unprofessionalism will not be tolerated and I'm moving on to the BBB with an additional review. The company cares only about the star rating and not about the sh$t job floor sitting in my house. Zack you should be ashamed of your professional ethics and others should know how you conduct business before choosing to spend their money on this ridiculousness. Zack entered into a third grade level spat with me only after he saw my review. Who does this guy think he is? Again...they lied... All of our flooring was purchased through Coleman's flooring and they have made zero attempt to take financial responsibility for their mistake, Zack continues to spin this very inaccurate and unfortunate story in his favor. Wish me the best?! As if we'd let you near our home....laughable, I will be posting a copy of my sales receipt and invoice showing all materials were purchased through and from Coleman's flooring, clearly they have multiple people with issues telling the truth at this company, we did not buy our flooring from another retailer as stated. The continued defense and attempt at deflection in regards to both the professional interaction and personal one will be met with push back at every turn both in this forum and in an escalated one, I have zero intention of keeping this as an internet squabble. You are wrong, and the floor is wrong, and Coleman's lied continually about the specifics. The proof is in the pictures. Feel free to show your a$$ some more, I'll gladly match your energy. Hopefully perspective clientele see what they could be subjected to. We have received several new estimates and evaluations, those contractors are also aware of who put the floor in and what has transpired. These people think this is the country club, and it's not. They don't get to throw a tantrum because I'm sharing my experiences on yelp The content of the review is based on our experiences with this company...not opinions. I'll continue to find forums where I can share this story and its continuation. So by all means keep altering your response and I'll do the same.

We had great service from Coleman's Flooring and Blinds. Bradley came out and showed us the many…read moreoptions for our window coverings. He was very knowledgeable and very patient and answered all of our questions. We ordered at 3 different times and each time when the order came in he notified us and let us know the soonest we could have them installed. He is also the installer and did a great job each time. Would we order from them again when we need something else? Absolutely.

I had Winebrenner install Andersen windows and two patio doors in my home around 7 years ago. Until…read morethis year I never had a gas bill above $100.00. Excellent install, total cleanup afterward. I had to leave and my dog crapped in his cage. Dave took him out and cleaned him up and out him back in his crate. Awesome. Then I had them reroute my dryer vent through the wall instead of out the roof where it clogged every year. Awesome job. This year I had them change both my bathroom fans. I totally trust them with my house needs.

Mr. Winebrenner scrapped a "popcorn" ceiling for me some years ago. He did outstanding work! No…read morecomplaints.

I'll spare you the basics. We picked Windsor Homes to build us a home on our lot…read more We visited the build site once in a while as at the time we were from out of state. I had noticed that the sump pumps were running an awful lot. About every 1 to 2 minutes. The water was just ejected out on the ground on one side of the house. The sump water was also flooding the area of the septic tank and the drain field. It made quite the mess. See photos. We were also supposed to have a 10' island in the kitchen. We were notified that the cabinets and countertop would have to be about 6" shorter because the color granite we chose doesn't come in that big of a size. Ha, ha. This isn't my first rodeo. It took me about one minute to find slabs longer in the color we wanted online. They were available in Indianapolis. I told Windsor that but it didn't matter. Making us happy didn't seem to be a priority. I thought they were building us somewhat of a custom home. Apparently not. One other thing about the cabinets. When it came time to pick cabinet style, etc. we were asked if we wanted soft close hinges. I asked how much more would that cost. We were told somewhere in the range of $1200-$1500. We said no. When the cabinets were installed, we were surprised that they had soft close hinges on them. I told my wife I was going to contact the cabinet maker and see if soft close hinges were standard on their cabinets. The cabinet maker said they were standard. Sure glad we didn't pay $1500 for something we were already going to get. Moving day is fast approaching. Windsor said they would have a cleaning crew come in to clean everything. I think it was a crew of one. Not sure what was done. The wood floors were dirty, the granite countertop in the kitchen dirty. Windows dirty. You get the idea. We don't know what they did that made anything clean. I suppose we may have been spoiled when we had a home built back in 2013 in another state. When we walked in to that house, everything sparkled. When we moved in I took some photos around the outside of the house. See photos. It wasn't what I was expecting. I thought that a rough grade is to be done around the house to have dirt slope away from the house to keep water away from the foundation. I asked why it is so rough. Looks like a bunch of mud boulders. Said it rained that day. They should have redone it on a dry day. I asked, but that didn't happen. Certainly can't bring in topsoil over that to plant any grass. All that would have to be fixed first. I asked Windsor about it and their response was that they didn't do a good job of explaining what 'rough grade' is. Gee, thanks. I watched six other homes be built in our area. All of those six were by builders other than Windsor. All of those had a nice 'rough grade' that was smooth enough to just bring in topsoil and seed. I even contacted a couple of those builders to make sure that is just the way they finish their builds and I was assured it was. It was just part of what they do to finish a home. All done with just a 'bobcat'. No physical labor other than driving the bobcat. Now, back to the sump pumps. I contacted Windsor about the mess with the water going into drain field and now actually going over into the neighbors yard. They did have their contractor come back out. He did bury the gutter downspouts and buried the sump water right out of the house to drain out the back. The water was just pouring back into the ground right next to the foundation because of the sloppy work of not connecting the pipes together correctly. He came back out again, and once again not done right. I just hired another contractor that I chose. The contractor I hired also found that Windsor's contractor used perforated pipe on the downspout that is closest to the sump pump ejector area. The rain water was coming out right next to the foundation. The contractor I hired fixed the problems at my expense to the tune of $600. Sure, I could have had the Windsor guy come back out on their dime, but sometimes you just know that isn't the best way to go. This was one of those times. Our home came with a one year warranty. Nearing the end of the year, we contacted Windsor about a couple things. The two newel posts were not plumb and the bedroom door had to be cut at an angle at the bottom otherwise it would not have opened all the way up. It just didn't look good. The door would have stopped opening because of an uneven floor. Windsor sent their young representative out to have a look. He mentioned the newel posts were pretty bad. He wasn't sure about the door that had to be cut at the bottom to close correctly. About 3 weeks went by. Hadn't heard a thing. I sent them a message and the rep told me that they were waiting to hear from contractor and have some information for us the next day. Later the same day we got an email that said those two things are within Windsors standards and they won't be doing anything about it.

I just entered the 22nd month in my Windsor Home. I feel warm, and cool at the appropriate times…read more But most of all I feel safe. Safe in the fact that I made the correct choice when I selected Windsor Homes to build. I feel safe knowing the quality runs from the foundation to the shingles. I feel safe know the Windsor Team will solve any and all situations, in the rare event that one might arise. This is my second Windsor Home. But not only that, my daughter and her family live in a Windsor Home. Her mother just celebrated her one year anniversary in her own Windsor Home. The Windsor Team even did the build out for my retail store. If this is not testimony enough, tell the Windsor Team to give you my phone number! Tom