+ Early + Thorough +…read moreNot trying to sell you a house. Just doing the inspection and documenting the issues. + Professional. + Efficient. + Office returns phone calls quickly. + Available to talk afterwards.

2nd time I used Fogarthy. I like how they confirmed the appt the day prior and show up early with…read moreladder in hand. That's what I'm talking about! The best part is that they were able to squeeze me in during the 10-day inspection period. Best of all was that I got a repeated customer discount! That is what I'm talking about. The most important to me was that they used infrared red where I wanted them to. I would highly recommend them.

What an amazing company! Quick to respond, very reasonably priced and the quality of work was…read morebeyond what I expected for the price I paid. Definitely will be calling again!

From the owner: We are family owned and operated, and we have over 25yrs experience in the construction industry…read more We also offer discounts for military personnel active and retired as well as first responders.

This company has amazing employees who really care about getting the job done right the first time…read more They were super responsive every time we have needed them. Can't recommend them highly enough.

I am writing to formally address a dispute regarding the water heater installation services…read moreprovided by Climate Experts. Below is a detailed account of the situation, including the timeline, agreements, and subsequent issues: Timeline and Agreements Initial Quote and Agreement: On 5 February 2025, Climate Experts provided a quote for installing a customer-supplied water heater. The quote explicitly stated: "The replacement water heater can be installed either in the attic space where the existing one currently is (provided it fits in the attic access), or it can be installed in the garage. Either location, pricing valid for either.", "*Installation includes all required wiring & water lines." Pictures and requested information were provided by my realtor to assist in preparing the quote. Additional detailed pictures of the house layout were available online via the property listing. I signed the quote on 7 February 2025 and paid $2,150 on 9 February 2025. Tech Visit and Refusal to Install: The technician arrived at the property and stated that the supplied water heater could not be installed in the attic due to its hybrid nature, weight concerns, and potential condensation issues. I requested that the water heater be installed in the garage, as explicitly stated in the signed quote. Climate Experts refused, claiming the situation was not as expected and that installation in the garage would cost more than the quoted and paid amount. Forced Purchase of Additional Water Heater: Due to time constraints related to the sale of the house, Climate Experts leveraged the urgency of the situation, leaving me with no choice but to purchase the recommended water heater for installation in the attic. The new water heater was installed with an invoice dated 17 February 2025 and signed 13 February 2025. Issues and Concerns Failure to Honor Signed Quote: The signed quote explicitly stated that the water heater could be installed in the garage. Climate Experts refused to honor this agreement, citing additional costs and unforeseen circumstances despite having sufficient information (pictures, listing details, etc.) to prepare the quote. Lack of Due Diligence: Climate Experts did not send a technician to inspect the property prior to providing the quote, despite my realtor offering flexibility to accommodate a visit. This oversight led to inaccurate assumptions and subsequent issues. Leverage of Time Constraints: Climate Experts leveraged the urgency of the situation, forcing me to purchase an additional water heater to meet the inspection requirements for selling the house. Financial Impact: I incurred additional costs due to Climate Experts' refusal to honor the original agreement and their lack of due diligence.

Thorough, fast appointments, and they charge a reasonable rate. I'e used them 3 times now and…read moreready to schedule my 4th annual cleaning.

My carpet needed to be replaced 10 years ago. It was (is) really bad, but my lease says no pets and…read moremy (awesome) landlord let me have a puppy 9 years ago who grew into a wonderful boxer boy. I did not want to press the issue of the bad carpets since he let me have my boy. My dog got sick and died recently, lots of floor problems as a result. Now I have a new boxer puppy and the carpets and tile are worse than ever. All of this to say Linky's had a very big job even before the new pup and house training "mishaps". Well, let me tell you, they amazed me. Truly. Bastian and his co-worker did a wonderful job. I can't speak to value because I did not get other quotes, they were recommended by a neighbor so I jumped in (I was not put off by the quote in the least.) They were courteous, thorough, clear on what to expect, both handsome (lol! can I say that?) and really put some elbow grease into it. A+ from me. Highly recommended.

I would highly recommend Floor Coverings International of Melbourne (Florida). They installed a…read morebeautiful laminate flooring project for me. It turned out wonderful in less time than they've expected with beautiful craftsmanship. I would highly recommend them.They also offered an 18 month 0% interest which was a great deal as well. They're pricing was very fair, as I compared it with a couple of other contractors. They also left my house in excellent condition. Thank you so much for a great project

Deceptive billing, silica dust disaster, and legal threats…read more This review is for: Floor Coverings International of Melbourne, FL (321) 499-2658 1270 Lake Washington Road Ste B Melbourne, FL 32935 Arthur Layman Tamara Whiteaker What started as a straightforward carpet replacement on our stairs turned into one of the worst contractor experiences I've had. Here's the full picture: Scheduling: Installers no-showed on the first scheduled date with no proactive communication. I had to call after they were already outside the arrival window to find out they weren't coming. Tile demo and dust: When installers discovered tile under the carpet, we were quoted a "worst case scenario" additional cost of $1,600 on top of the original $1,414.47. What they didn't mention was that the demo crew would leave every surface in our entire home -- upstairs, downstairs, soft furnishings, drapes, and our HVAC system -- coated in fine silica dust. No containment, no warning, no protection of any kind. This isn't just a mess, it's a serious health hazard. Even the lead demo worker acknowledged as he was leaving that he wouldn't be happy if it were his house. "Making it right": The company promised to make it right with a cleaning and a painter for the damaged walls and stairs. At no point during this process did anyone mention we would be charged for these remediation services. We have doorbell camera footage of the painter telling his worker that the flooring company was paying him -- not us. The cleaning was incomplete, with silica dust remaining on soft surfaces and in the HVAC. Surprise invoice: After carpet was finally installed, we received an invoice with a painter line item exceeding $1,000 -- no prior quote, no agreement, no breakdown. The work took under 2 hours and does not look good (bad sanding, one coat of paint - see through). We are going to get quotes to have it redone. The owner also revealed $200 of that line item was his personal fee for "coordinating" the painter. Threats: When my husband called to dispute the painter charge, the owner threatened small claims court if the full invoice wasn't paid within days, rather than engaging in any good-faith discussion. We are willing to pay what we actually agreed to despite the damage done to our home and belongings. Instead, we've been met with threats. Arthur failed to provide itemized cost breakdown as requested. Arthur failed to provide contractor license numbers as requested. Arthur subsequently sent a second threat for small claims court, followed by a threat to file a lien against our property. I mailed a letter and check for $2,329.14 (the total for what we had actually discussed), which was cashed. Arthur sent another letter threatening small claims again for the painter line item. On top of all of this, the carpet on the stairs looks like garbage. It is shedding all over even after vacuuming, the corners are popping out. We purchased the most expensive carpet option he showed us. I would give anything to go back in time and just leave the old carpet. This has not been an improvement to our home. This has been a nightmare.