We recently contracted CR Tile to remodel our main bathroom and we couldn't be happier. We received…read moreseveral quotes from different local contractors, but none of those even came close to what these guys were able to do for us. Working with Geiner and Emilio was effortless, and I really appreciated their input when it came to decisions we were either on-the-fence about, or if something we thought we wanted, wouldn't work for our space. They were able to customize our space per our requests, with really great recommendations along the way. They even kept their smiles the whole time our 2 tiny dogs tried to attack them. We hope to work with them again soon, and HIGHLY recommend them!

Beautiful work from an engaged, friendly, and affordable contracting company…read more Geiner and Emilio from CR Tile & Painting are excellent, accurate, and reasonably inexpensive contractors. They accommodated my needs as a confused, nervous disabled first-time homeowner. "I've never owned a home before," is my mantra. I have cerebral palsy, which means I need ADA-compliant mobility aids in the bathroom and hallway. And bariatric, static-loadbearing fixtures that can withstand grueling daily use are hard enough for a chronically ill homeowner to find. But Geiner and Emilio found them, installed them, and adjusted everything to correct my mistakes throughout the renovation. They made my family very comfortable about the process from day one to the last. And they worked much harder than previous more expensive contractors did, without any of the problematic hidden "add-ons" other contractors tried to force on us. Once, they even rescued me from an extremely painful fall outside where no one else saw me stumble! And the work they did, from setting the tiles to hanging our family heirloom mirror to the very difficult sink-vanity? It all looked beautiful in the end. I highly recommend CR Tile & Painting to anyone who needs tile, painting, bathroom appliances, and subflooring repairs. ----------- Hermoso trabajo de una empresa contratista comprometida, amable y asequible. Geiner y Emilio de CR Tile & Painting son contratistas excelentes, precisos y razonablemente económicos. Ellos se acomodaron a mis necesidades como un confundido, nervioso y discapacitado dueño de casa por primera vez. "Nunca he tenido una casa antes", es mi mantra. Tengo parálisis cerebral, lo que significa que necesito ayudas de movilidad que cumplan con la ADA en el baño y el pasillo. Y los accesorios bariátricos que soportan la carga estática y que pueden soportar un uso diario agotador son bastante difíciles de encontrar para un propietario con una enfermedad crónica. Pero Geiner y Emilio los encontraron, los instalaron y ajustaron todo para corregir mis errores a lo largo de la reforma. Hicieron que mi familia se sintiera muy cómoda con el proceso desde el primer día hasta el último. Y trabajaron mucho más que los anteriores contratistas más caros, sin ninguno de los problemáticos "añadidos" ocultos que otros contratistas intentaron imponernos. Una vez, incluso me rescataron de una caída extremadamente dolorosa en el exterior, ¡donde nadie más me vio tropezar! ¿Y el trabajo que hicieron, desde colocar los azulejos hasta colgar el espejo de nuestra herencia familiar y el muy difícil lavabo-vestidor? Todo se veía hermoso al final. Recomiendo encarecidamente CR Tile & Painting a cualquier persona que necesite azulejos, pintura, aparatos de baño, y reparaciones de subsuelo.

Phil did an amazing job on our sunroom tile installation, including the heated floor installation…read more We had real Mexican terra cotta tiles which are tricky to install, and they did an incredible job, and quickly too! Incredibly fair pricing. We had a bunch of other contractors with the sunroom and I wish they were all as good as Chavez remodeling.

Phil Chavez was able to fit us in in a hurry, when someone else canceled. He and his crew were on…read moretime, reliable, and did an amazing job. We hired him for painting, tile, and carpet installation. He was flexible in completing rooms in order for us to keep living in the rooms being upgraded. We chose him because he could do it all for one price. The cost was fair. I would not hesitate to use Phil Chavez again, and to recommend his work to anyone.

The crew was extremely kind and knowledgeable. Our new floor looks great! I would work with them…read moreagain in the future. I was referred to them by the Carpet Mill. The price was super fair for what we received!

Disappointing rush job didn't turn out great. The owner said it would take 4 days to sand, stain…read moreand seal the main floor so we made plans to stay out of town during that time - since this isn't a project that you can stay at home for. The crew finished in 1 day +2 hours the next day. They didn't mask off our new kitchen cabinets (or anything else) as they were supposed to so everything was covered in sanding dust. They left in a hurry without locking up the house. The front door was propped open with the key in the deadbolt and all of the lights left on. They left tools and trash inside and outside the house. The owner was apologetic afterwards but accepted zero responsibility for his crew. You might think they would check to make sure everything was done correctly before letting us know they were finished, but apparently there is no quality control. There are several areas that look bad - ripples across the floor, stain on the carpeting, a splotch of stain in the hallway and a long hair sealed into the kitchen floor. We will have to hire someone else to fix these areas since we can't trust this company to be in our house.

Bob did a great job installing vinyl flooring in our bedroom. It turned out beautifully. I…read moreappreciate how reliable he was, always communicating with us and showing up on time. His precision and attention to detail resulted in a job very well done. I highly recommend Bob for your floor installation. -Laura

Bob Anderson just finished replacing the subfloor and sheet vinyl in my 1927 6'× 8' main bathroom…read more He is very knowledgeable, easy to communicate with, flexible in working with my schedule and gives good advice. His extensive experience and attention to detail are apparent in his work. His price was reasonable with no surprises. I will definitely be contacting him to carpet our staircase when we are ready. Bob is a tru gem in the Lakewood flooring business.

Before I start my review, let me state that I have absolutely no ill will against Jake and his…read morecompany TJSD. We had used Jake before and were happy with the result, which led us to use him on our bathroom remodel. But with that said I am going to account my experience so others can make an informed decision when it comes to spending their hard earned money with any remodeling. Yelp won't allow enough room to go into every detail, I'll allow my photos to do a lot of talking for me. The job required removing the old tub, a linen closet, refinishing the walls, installation of a new tub, rerouting some plumbing, tiling the floor and bathtub/shower. We ordered all the tile, grout, vanity, faucets, and brand new bathtub. What should have been a straightforward remodel descended into days of Jake not showing up when he said he would, no phone calls or texts, and us as homeowners having absolutely no idea what was going on with our bathroom. Various problems during project: In the process of removing the old tub, some water in the drain pipe spilled and damaged a part of our kitchen ceiling that sat below the bathroom. He assured us he would fix it. When asked what he was using to waterproof the shower/ tub, he said the tile itself was waterproof. I stated that tile and concrete backer board are porous and not waterproof, and that it needed a membrane such as Redgard to waterproof it. He said he didn't think it was necessary but he would apply it if that was what I wanted. For peace of mind, I ended up buying the Redgard and applying it. The vanity was never measured to see where the pipes that he already moved would meet with the double sinks. So when trying to fit it he realized that one pipe he moved was too low and the other pipe stuck out into a wooden support of the vanity. Why wouldn't you check this BEFORE you move the plumbing? Isn't that why you are moving the plumbing in the first place? Then after tiling the bathtub once, he says in his professional opinion he doesn't think the tile in the bathtub/shower is going to really measure up to his usually high tile standards. So he states he wants to tear out everything and start it from scratch. He suggests we get rid of the Schluter trim, use smaller, less heavy tile, and don't Redgard it, because the acrylic adhesive he uses dries and creates a waterproof barrier. Really? (Side note- acrylic is Mastic and should never be used for a wet location. Upon getting wet it will revert to a gummy consistency and basically the tiles will fail.) Two and a half MONTHS later after this project started, Jake finishes tiling the shower for the second time. Jake quietly slips out the front door without saying a word. That night we check it out. it is worse than the first time! There are various cracked tiles, multiple tiles don't line up, jut out, or sink in. The niche is pieced together with all the cut sides facing out. And for the second time he didn't cut out for the shower head! And he dropped something on our brand new tub chipping the edge!!! My wife and I stood in disbelief as every red flag, second guessing, and lame excuse made it crystal clear that we had made a terrible decision. We had a friend, who is a general contractor, take a look at the shower. He said if he had to guess he would think this was his first tiling job. Looking at the job, even with no tile experience, it was obvious as he adhered tiles he either didn't care or perhaps didn't have the skill. I liked Jake, took him at his word, but at the end of the day I am the one out $1100 deposit, $500 in tile, and 2 1/2 months of my time, and for what? I have a brand new damaged bathtub. I have a bathtub/ shower that needs to be ripped out and redone. I have plumbing pipes that need to be moved to fit a vanity. I have tile baseboards that still need to be installed. I have a kitchen ceiling that needs to be repaired. More than that though I am taking this as MYfailure- I was too trusting, did not look at the situation from all angles, and ignored warning signs even when they bothered me. So it did buy me some much needed experience. So if you have seen an ad on Craigslist or Nextdoor advertising TJSD Remodeling, I would think twice before giving Jake a call. Also, just an FYI- the first review for TJSD is from Chandra, his girlfriend. We've met her and she really is very sweet but hardly an unbiased review.

Jake remodeled my kitchen for me and was very kind about me changing my mind. He did the whole…read morething including electrical and moving my pipes higher into the ceiling so I wouldn't have to have a different anymore. His pricing was extremely fair and less than the other bids I received. I would absolutely recommend him and his guys to anyone looking to do an affordable remodel project. As Darren says, yes, Jake and I are now dating. However, as for my opinion being biased, that's not accurate, I wrote my review before we started dating and solely based off of my experience with Jakes company remodeling my kitchen.

We recently had Dave smooth up the drywall seams in our garage before painting it, and he did a…read moregreat job. He responded quickly, was flexible working us into his schedule, his price was very reasonable, the work was done exactly as expected and on time, and he communicated well throughout the process. I wouldn't hesitate to use him again and highly recommend him.

Having hardwood floors is wonderful except when they have to be refinished. We put it off as long…read moreas we could and then began our search. We vetted several companies and decided to go with ASA Flooring for several reasons: 1) Responsiveness. Bryan was quick to get back to my inquiry and was at the house to assess the project within a day. 2) Knowledgeable. Our refrigerator had leaked and warped several boards. Bryan explained the pros and cons of board replacement vs letting the boards dry out. We went with the latter and saved money. We had another challenge in the fact that we did not have two rooms refinished which meant seamless color matching. Alfredo was an artist and had an eye for selecting the perfect match. Although the final decision was ours, his experience was a definite help. 3) Efficient. The whole process from start to finish only took three days. We used the opportunity for a little vacation in the mountains and came home to beautiful floors! 4) Professional. Kevin, the project manager, came the weekend before to assess the job site and answer any questions. Alberto hung plastic and taped off the areas to reduce dust and vacuumed any remaining dust before the final coat. It was nearly dust free! 5) Follow up: Kevin did the final walk through with us to make sure we were satisfied. I'd highly recommend ASA Flooring for your next hardwood floor project!

It has been two years now since they installed a luxury laminate tile floor in my kitchen and it is…read morenot lasting. I asked for it to be glued down, tiles selected had instructions for gluing but they were not followed. I was not told during the project the installer was not gluing them down per instructions until the project was done. I am now having to consider replacing it since the floor pops and snaps when we walk on it. I also just discovered that when the trim they removed was replaced the caulk used was kitchen caulk (not paintable) so I had to scrape it off and redo it.

We recently worked with Elkstone to finish our basement in north Fountain, Colorado. We are very…read morehappy with the results. Pros: 1. The general manager we worked with, Luke Woodside, was exceptionally responsive and cooperative. We looked over the progress nightly and gave feedback regularly. Luke was always happy to work with us and incorporate our feedback. I could not have asked for a better GM. 2. Elkstone gave us discounts twice during the project. Once due to a better price we got on tile, and once due to a plumbing issue they made good on. 3. The salesman/designer we worked with, Chad Jarrell, was efficient and professional. His design only needed minor tweaks to match our preferences. The contract he provided was clear with no major surprises. 4. The overall cost (about $50k for about 750 total square feet) was high, but in-line with all other quotes we got. And the fact that they promised and did finish the project in about 5 weeks is incredible. Cons: 1. As with any contractors, we needed to keep a close eye on the project and give input to make sure everything in the design was met. This is not unique to Elkstone, but they are no exception. 2. There was an issue with the tile contractor needing to be a certain company that I did not like. 3. They said they would estimate the cost of permitting within $20, but they were off by well over $400. Not a huge deal, but annoying. Overall, I recommend Elkstone and would use them again.

I strongly regret choosing this contractor for our basement renovation. What should have been an…read moreexciting investment in our home became an extremely stressful, expensive, and disappointing experience. There were far too many problems to consider this acceptable workmanship or customer service. During the project, they broke our window--not once, but twice. They damaged our sliding door and caused significant damage to our large concrete patio that was ultimately deemed unrepairable. These are not minor inconveniences; these are substantial damages to a customer's property. What made the situation even worse was how these problems were handled. Instead of taking responsibility and working with us to resolve the issues, we were repeatedly made to feel as though the problems were somehow our fault. As customers, we were essentially blamed for issues that occurred during a construction project happening in our own home. We expected accountability and professionalism, instead, we experienced what felt like repeated attempts to deflect responsibility. The quality of the finished work was also unacceptable. Paint is already peeling from the trim and "custom cabinets" I was told the paint is just sticky and always will be...there were areas of work that were incomplete or needed to be redone. We will ultimately have to hire someone else to come in and fix these issues as Elkstone deemed the project completed. Not once did we feel that the company truly acknowledged the impact their mistakes had on us or took meaningful responsibility for them. Construction projects inevitably have problems. Mistakes can happen. What separates a good contractor from a bad one is how they respond when those mistakes happen. In our experience, the response was to minimize the problems, shift blame, and leave us to deal with the consequences. We trusted Elkstone with a major investment in our home, and that trust was unfortunately misplaced. We were left with damaged property, unfinished and defective work, additional contractor expenses, and an experience that was far more stressful than it ever should have been.