I was able to get intouch with the owner and we have plans to fix what I had damaged. It appears…read morethat yelp doesn't list her correct number. All is well!

Update..adding photos of the garbage work that was done. Flooring is already starting to lift and…read moreparts of flooring has broken off. I have contacted the owner Mary twice and she has done nothing to fix the issue, it hasn't even been 90 days since install. Also showing the corners of my home where the removed wood and never replaced, so I have these huge gaps around my home.

Carlos and team were extremely easy to work with. I contacted him via Yelp due to his great…read moreratings. He quoted the job and we had a start date set up all within an hour or two upon contact. He communicated very well throughout the whole process. I work from home so I need the house to stay fairly quiet. His team was quiet, professional and very conscientious all week long. They did a fantastic job! I will 100% use them again and would highly recommend them to anyone!

I originally hired Pristine Painting to do my foyer, but as soon as I saw how clean and precise…read moretheir work was, I immediately asked them to take on the rest of the house. Carlos, the owner, was incredibly communicative from the getgo and hella easy to work with. His team showed up right away, moved quickly, were respectful, and honestly just easy to have in my home (even when I had to step out for errands). They were flexible with my schedule, respectful of my home, and genuinely kind people to work with. I went into this thinking painting was the one thing I could DIY to cut costs, but hiring them sped up my entire timeline by a couple of months. Worth every penny. 20/10 recommend.

These guys will misguide you on the work and damage your home then you will realize how much you…read moreare ending up paying. Be careful with these guys especially if they say insurance covers your damages (they damage things even it's not required, example :They cut carpet instead of lifting up and drying the carpet, Insurance Adjustor suspected that they cut to claim entire carpet as replacement), Also they will estimate very high to insurance company and insurance company will end-up deny your claim if they see even small logterm issue due to high estimates given to insurance. example: They estimated $17000 for me, but if insurance don't pay then it will cost you $7000 for same work, what is this called "cheating insurance company". Since your home got damaged so you no choice and you pay for repairs. I WANT TO GIVE NEGATIVE RATING BUT OPTION IS NOT AVILABLE.

Horrible customer service! After my husband called and explained our situation, Michael came out…read moreand spent an hour with my husband discussing the job and indicated he would be emailing us soon with a quote. Waited for SEVERAL days, with no word back. My Husband then tried contacting them 3 times!! The 4th time, he was told "My guys don't want to do the job, so I didn't put together a quote." So, exactly WHY do we not want to do a job? So, they don't want to do a job AND they don't even have the decency to call us back (with their tail between their legs) to admit their defeat. Would not recommend!

Had someone come out and to give us a quote for garage floor and cabinets. Did not seem interested…read moreor professional. Had no samples or catalogs. Did not check floor for moisture. Told us to look on the web for ideas. Two days later no quote or communication. Would not waste your time.

Jack and Beth are the best. Our garage floor turned out beautifully. They were professional and…read morefriendly all the way and at an affordable price point. We highly recommend them for your project. You won't be disappointed.

This company is wonderful. The staff is so knowledgeable and friendly. They are very prompt and…read moredetail oriented. Wonderful experience getting my new floors!! Great price and pleasant installers. Customer service was top notch as well. They certainly live up to their name "Above Board"

Stay away from these people!!! They've lied to me and cheated me out of my hard earned money…read more I ordered 500 sq. ft of Bruce, high gloss finish, hardwood flooring from these people March 31, 2015, to tie in with my existing floor. I first spoke with the owner, Andrew who told me he'd meet or beat Lowe's prices (1st lie) then he turned me over to his salesperson, Debra. She quoted me $3.29 sq. ft. for a satin finish, $4.65 for high gloss. I ordered high gloss, which is what I already have in my home. After the flooring was half installed, I could see the finish was satin. I called Above Board Flooring immediately, told them I didn't expect the hardwood to be torn up and replaced but I did expect to be given the $1.26 difference in price they up charged me for high gloss. They refuse to take repsonsibility, putting all the blame on Debra, who convienently doesn't work for them any more! I sat with Debra, in her office when she called Bruce directly on March 30, and inquired about the high gloss finish, and they assured her they could do it. I have my original receipt showing that 9 years previously I had ordered high gloss finish, Bruce flooring and now Above Board Flooring is trying to tell me Bruce never made a high gloss. They are refusing to give me the $1.26 per sq. ft I was upcharged for the high gloss finish and offered me only .40 cents per sq. ft. I've been told over the phone by both Andrew (owner) and Netta (receptionist in their Pineville location) 3 different times that Mark Bishop, the salesperson who took over for Debra, would be contacting me. That hasn't happned and I've received no refund. My installation was in mid June. I think they're taking advantage of this senior citizen.

George, the owner, is a gentleman, but it ends there. I had all of the windows in the house…read morereplaced. No one worked over 4 hours in a day on the windows. First crew: 2 guys the 1st day, 1 guy the second, then no show, then 2 guys, then 1, etc. They removed / installed the windows and did the outside trim, in between moaning about needing money and mentioning what a big tip they got on their last job. The removal of the old windows was not a "cut out" as I was told, but the claw end of a hammer was used to smash and rip out the old windows & outside trim, in addition to any insulation or celotex that was up next to and any where near the windows, leaving exposed areas. The areas around the outside edges of the new windows, only have caulking and a little, if any, erratic spraying of foam insulation and the rest of the area ripped out is still totally exposed (where their once was insulation and/or celotex). When I questioned why exposed areas, I was told that foam insulation would be added as the outside trim was done. The outside trim was totally lacking in craftsmanship. I base this statement on the original trim that was in place. None of the new trim, from window to window, was consistent and was definitely uneven on the same window (flush at the top, protruding on one side, etc). On one window, all of the trim was actually totally recessed, not even far enough out to come flush with the siding. And caulking was more missing than it was anything else. George came out (with one of his other contractors), reviewed, with the contractor agreeing with me, and agreed to correct the outside trim. The second crew (sent in for trim correction) was 1 man, who worked several hours on one window attempting to correct the outside trim. He did not finish the one window nor did he ever return. On a midday Saturday, I got a call from a gentleman saying he was a contractor for G&S who was going to come out to work on the windows. He never showed up or even extended the courtesy of calling me to say he had changed his mind. Next, a crew consisting of a more than several guys came out. I was feeling great. "Finally, we are going to get this done!" Then one spoke up and asked "Did Ray Charles do these windows?" I was not impressed. Now mind you, several months and many crews later, I am not a happy person and am definitely wondering why I chose who I chose. Any way, these guys worked and announced that they were done. I looked things over quickly, said thank you, all is good, you're done, go on your way. The outside trim on one window is still totally lacking caulk, others are missing caulk in some areas, etc. So why did I say "O.K." Go.? If they could not see what they had not done, how many more crews and MONTHS were going to pass by? I just needed for this whole mess to be over. I will finish caulking and correct what I can, and live with the rest. I have already corrected the inside caulk. My wife thinks the house is warmer. I remind her that there is a lot more sunshine coming in through the windows now. I said, feel the metal around the inside edges of the windows where only caulk and erratic, if any, foam insulation was used on the outside and all celotex and/or insulation was removed. The metal is cold on the inside edges. Caulk is not classified as insulation! On this subject, when I questioned the guy who was installing the windows on insulation, he simply replied " you can't use very much expanding spray insulation or it will bind the windows." My question that remains until this day, "have you never heard of non expanding foam insulation?"

It was long past time to replace our 35 year old builder grade windows. I started the grueling…read moreprocess of researching replacements. It drove me crazy! I quickly realized I had to narrow the field down. Some companies DEMANDED that my wife and I both be present for meetings. I guess they assumed we could be pressured into signing right then. Those companies were eliminated right away. If I could manage a multi-million dollar business, my wife trusted me to make decisions about our home. I also quickly ruled out the top two name brand companies (Pella and Anderson) who relied on their name to justify outrageous mark ups but provided lousy warranties. Instead I did a nationwide search for top rated and reviewed windows. I also read articles in a number of consumer sites and magazines. Over time, I narrowed it down to just a few companies. One did not sell in our market (Okna) so that was easy. That left Sunrise as my preferred choice. G&S is the local Sunrise dealer so I met with them. What a pleasant experience!!! Randy Sumrow came out and met with me, listened to my needs and helped me define the scope. He later sent me a quote for the project. There was no pressure, no sign now and you'll get something special or a better discount, no "be a showcase or provide leads" special program! Just a fair and honest quote from a local, family owned business who have been doing this for years. I called him several weeks later and placed our order. Today, they completed the installation and I couldn't be any more satisfied!!! The windows are fantastic and the quality and workmanship involved in the installation is exceptional. Our premises were cleaner when the crew was finished then before they arrived. I am more than happy to take a phone call if anyone has questions. The company can provide my number.

The team was prompt and professional. Taped and covered everything and treated my things with great…read morecare. I would use the company AND this team again. i highly recommend them.

Excellent work, perfect willingness to improve after completing the initial painting…read more They went the extra mile without up charges. If you want the your space painted correctly once, Craftwork is a great choice. A massive benefit to working with them is that the communication is phenomenal, they use a set of technology that makes the process effortless to buy from.

Highly recommend! Glass is expensive anywhere you go but this place is reasonable! I've had shelves…read moredone for an Asian cabinet and glass for a print that my Granda brought from Paris in 1924!

i redid my master bathroom and was looking for a very reputable company that would install a…read moreframeless glass enclosure at a reasonable price. My neighbor had theirs recently done and they showed me their receipt from the company that did theirs. The job looked OK but I noticed that there were some gap variations that I would not have accepted. So that company was a no go. My friend (a very meticulous Enginee) had there's done by Lowe's and he would not suggest them. I asked another friend and he suggested Lake Norman Glass because his famous celebrity daughter and son-in-law used them for a very elaborate installation and was very impressed with their work. So I decide to use them. I scheduled the appointment and first came out to measure the enclosure. They came out ON TIME and there was an issue with my shower pan. They made a suggestion on how to solve it. It took about 2 1/2 weeks to get the glass and an appointment was made for the installation. They showed up to the minute ON TIME which really impressed me. Their vehicle was a clean updated van and there were two installers. Jeremy was the main installer and he was very professional. There was a slight mix up on some of the hardware but he went out of his way to immediately get the proper hardware to complete the install. It took about 2 hours to complete. I had a seat with curved edges and after the installation I meticulously reviewed the install. I am a Product Engineer and was extremely impressed with how exact everything was. The gap of the door and the adjoining glass was about an 1/8" and perfectly spaced from top to bottom. I can go on about more details but will end with my wife and I would give them more than 5 stars if possible. we are very pleased with the result and by the way, they were about 10-15% cheaper than the other two companies my friends used. Normally I don't spend this time to write reviews but they deserve it. I highly recommend them.