I purchased several items from Act 1 including transition strips and some flooring used for stairs…read more The service was prompt and helpful, I was pleased with the selection and I was happy with the pricing. I would recommend to others.

Great customer service and follow through. Very professional installation team. Highly recommend!read more

Finished the job on time and results were even better than expected. Their showroom is filled with…read morechoices. Clear communication, fair price. Will use again should need arise.

I had enough of my old carpet and needed new flooring. The staff at W&W was great in answering my…read morequestions and getting me a great price on different options I hadn't thought about. I like the one on one attention you get here versus Lowe's or Home Depot because they just sub out the work to someone else. W&W takes are of you from start to finish and is available to call unlike other companies!

Dan, sales person, was fantastic is helping make decisions on type of carpet, type of pad, and…read morecolors! Dan came out and measured the areas for our rugs which are almost wall to wall but we did not want to ruin our hardwood floors and Dan made the recommendation of the rugs and the correct carpet/rug pad to not discolor the flooring underneath which some cheaper brands will do. Big shout to Dan for that information. Plus Dan was great! Not pushy, just very understanding of our needs and wants. The girls in the office, Amanda and Ashley, and one other girl sorry cant remember her name, forgive me please, but we're always friendly and polite and kept us updated on our order. Would definitely recommend to anyone looking for wall to wall flooring or rugs.

Wonderful LVP products and support. The sales and office staff went out of their way with help and…read moreencouragement on my diy flooring project. Not only did they have all the supplies needed for the project, they also provided follow-up help during my installation when I came in with a few questions and pictures after coming across an issue during demo. I could tell they genuinely cared for and were interested in the outcome of my project. I've recommended them to several others considering flooring projects.

Andrea is a real pro. She was able to get my needs down on paper, listen to my likes, then take me…read moreto the granite yard and show me slabs that met my list. I was able to pick a slab, get a quote for my project with 24 hours and ordered. At that time I was immediately scheduled for a person from their office to come make a template at my location and scheduled for an install within 2 weeks or so of that. It was the most painless part of building and remodeling I have done so far! She is not the owner, but she should get a raise....

Graye's Granite installed our new counters with beautiful quartz. Andrea and Erin were welcoming at…read morethe start of the process and the prices and booking reasonable. The measuring, installing, and finishing were done expertly and within the timeframe. The results are spectacular! Can't say enough good things about this company. The team is nice and polite, the responses to questions are prompt, and the whole process was a pleasure (which is really, really nice in this day and age).

Roy at pinnacle cabinets and closets significantly exceeded my expectations. I had a project with a…read moretight budget and short timeline, and Roy met all objectives. I competed the quote that I received from Roy against three other companies in the area, and only one of them came close in cost. And even at that, it really wasn't that close competition, because the quality of cabinet being offered by the other vendor was not nearly close to what Roy proposed. Roy will likely require a few weeks of lead time to order your cabinets, but the quality of craftsmanship and the quality of cabinet you are getting at a significantly discounted price is well worth the wait. He beat all of the others out with regards to quality he proposed, schedule for getting it all done, and especially on the cost aspect. Hands down, I would use Roy and Pinnacle cabinets for any of my future projects.

Prompt, efficient, great craftsmanship, organized, committed, cleaned up after!…read morePrice very reasonable! Joe was our contact. He did everything for us and kept us posted on updates and pictures of screen panels and screen door. Very easy to work with! Showed up the day of our project and finished before afternoon was over! Very pleased with their quality of service and qualified craftsmen! Mary Ann Proctor

I waited till the last minute to surprise my wife for Mother's Day with a screened in porch. Not…read moreonly did they make it happen in time for the deadline they did an outstanding job with the screen room. Great prices and outstanding customer service, would highly recommend them to anyone looking to get a patio screened room.

We had Pettinato Construction, Inc. gut and remodel our master bathroom. They are THE best…read moreconstruction company we've ever worked with! We appreciated working with a local, family owned company who is committed to serving the Gulf Breeze, Navarre, and Pensacola area (i.e. who didn't disappear to work in Mexico Beach, chasing the clean-up work post Hurricane Michael). We set up the project with them in November and asked that it start the first week in January. The work started on time, the demolition, rough construction, plumbing, tile work, electrical, and finishing carpentry work was done daily, and was finished in exactly TWO weeks! (The custom glass saloon-style doors can't be measured until the tile work is done. They were installed two weeks later, so the whole project took four weeks from beginning to end.) They discovered an unknown active termite problem (a blessing in disguise!) and worked very collaboratively with Bryan Pest Control to kill and remove them without the added work upsetting the timeline. John designed the project with his CAD program to help us imagine the possibilities of the space, Karen was the project estimator and work scheduler/coordinator, and Chris was our on-site coordinator and carpenter. (That guy can do anything and make it look easy!) Tony also effortlessly installed the tile. And the cost for the whole project was very reasonable. We now have a very functional master bath and we are SO pleased with it! It has a pocket door to close off the toilet area with ADA compliant grab bars, a roll-in rain and hand-held shower with grab bars that easily accommodates a wheelchair, a new closet for added storage, new floor tiles, and new quartz countertop and sinks. There were no surprise costs. All of the workers were very proud of the quality work they did and were very professional. We couldn't be happier. We recommend them to others and will definitely use them again for future home improvement projects! The pic here shows the new, updated master bathroom.

John and Karen Pettinato are two of the most honest and reliable builders I know. They are just…read moregreat and will treat you right. If you want someone you can trust, just give them a call and tell them "Joyce" sent you.

Christi and her team did a great job on the kitchen remodel in our 1968 home in Gulf Breeze…read moreOpened up dining room and kitchen with new island, new cabinets Highly recommended

Sailwind Construction: you get what you pay for!…read more Roughly 2 years ago I was looking for a company to remodel my mother's home in NE Pensacola. During the bid process I was told by one of the contractors to be wary of choosing the contractor with the lowest bid. According to his logic, while the cheapest contractor might still do good work, the level of micromanagement required to get quality work out of him/her would negate the savings. Unfortunately I chose not to listen to his advice and hired Sailwind. I quickly developed the opinion that Christi Colabianchi has little understanding of the methods involved in performing actual labor. Sub-contractors even pointed this out to me, and her main sub confided in me that she was overwhelmed. This, coupled with her lack of time on the job site meant there was little quality control, and just as I had been warned, constant micromanagement was required to get a semi-decent product. Beginning with quality of product, for roughly 2 months I had 2 massive holes in my ceiling from the electricians falling through. I brought this up to her and she had no idea they existed.......2 months later! Why? Because she was rarely there. Additionally, some walls weren't square, there were several issues with installed lights not working, cracked tiles in the bathroom, malfunctioning plumbing......the list goes on and on. For one 4' section of unpainted baseboard they used 4 pieced together sections of scrap. In the end she flat out refused to honor her one year warranty and blamed me for the problems. Unfortunately I had already stupidly paid her for the 4th draw, so there was no fixing the mistakes. And then there's the issue with the subs. During a deployment a neighbor called to tell me that one of the contractors working on the house had "New American Nazi" stickers on his van. You can't make up this stuff! On three occasions we were told that the painter would be there on a weekend, and we arranged to board our dogs....surprise surprise, each time they were a no-show. The house would sit idle for weeks, and Christi's answer was always "we're working the permitting process". At one point I even refused payment and started looking for another contractor, but nobody was available to finish it on timeline, so I regretfully rehired her. To prevent others from having a similar experience I recommend that you get everything in writing! Several times during the remodel Christi would make suggestions, but she was so flighty that most of them never came to fruition. When I confronted her she would say that it wasn't in the contract and it was never discussed. For those of you about to go through this process, carry a binder with you and note every change. Have them sign and date it immediately. Also if the contract is over $30K get a lawyer to review it. A lot of these companies use generic contracts with ambiguous language. For instance, the language for my completion date said by XX date it would be "reasonably completed". There's really no way to quantify "reasonably complete", and when the project drags on and on you're SOL.