have used them twice now for flooring - first for new carpeting in three bedrooms and just now…read morefinished with new vinyl plank flooring in the rest of the house., I had the living room, dining room, kitchen and hallway including a bathroom done and with the same installer who did the carpet. everything turned out great, looks great, good and courteous worker and very happy to recommend to anyone!!

Awful. Our kitchen remodel included missing cabinets, wrong sink installed, and unexplained delays…read more We are at two years since start and are still not done. The sloppy designer was fired misprocess, and management offered no energy to rectify.

A great big shout out to Troy and Canyon flooring in Loves park . I bought vinyl plank flooring for…read moremy kitchen and dining area they installed it ,about 6 years ago . Over the last year I had 15-30 pieces start cupping and different issues . I spoke with Troy who sent John out, the original installer . He checked things out and said he would let Troy know . A couple weeks I got a call from Troy who said I found the same materials , I could and will have John come out in a couple weeks and fix the issue . John was great in explaining and fixing my issue at no charge ! That's a great company someone who stands behind their material and install big Thank you to Troy and John ! P.S. if you need flooring or carpeting ect .... see Canyon Flooring ! You can't go wrong !

I wanted my old, nasty carpet pulled and new floors installed. Since I have pets, I opted for a…read morevinyl floor. I chose a style and pattern that complemented my existing interior and resembled wood. Canyon did an excellent job during the installation, closely matching the original stain and trim. As with most jobs, there can be challenges and unexpected issues that arise during the process. Canyon handled them seamlessly with their creative thinking, techniques, and skill. They also did a great job wrapping my open stairway risers with carpet. I would highly recommend Canyon for flooring and carpet work.

Three Peas in a Pod did an amazing job preparing my home for my family's wedding weekend at our…read morehome. The windows and blinds look so fresh for spring and the kitchen cabinets and tops sparkle along with the light fixtures! We will definitely be calling on Three Peas and a Pod again!

From the owner: Hi! My name is Athena and I am the Owner and Founder of Three Peas In A Pod Cleaning Service LLC! I…read morestarted my company with my 3 daughters in 2021. We are a family owned and family operated buisness. I am very detail oriented and always go the extra mile to make my clients happy! My current regular clients have been with us since we opened and are like family to us! I am professional and hard working. We are here to make your life easier so kick back, put your feet up and let us do your next big or small cleaning! Email me at: 3peasinapod18@gmail.com **OR** Call/Text @ (815) 708-4702

Appreciate the cleanliness of the house when Dust Bunny has been here. Very organized and is…read moredetailed when cleaning. The house always feels and smells so fresh. Amazing work every week!

From the owner: Best cleaning service you will ever hireread more

Awesome local store. Guys here are honest and the yard guys will pick out the straightest pieces…read morefor you. Support local!!

From the owner: Schmeling Building Supply's history began in the late 1800's when company founder Emil Wilhelm…read moreSchmeling (1869-1962) formed a partnership and opened a contracting business named Schmeling & Broitzmann General Contracting. EW, as he was referred to, also had his own carpenter shop. In the early 1920's, EW moved his business to the present location, 1031 School Street, Rockford, IL. At this time, he also incorporated the business under the name of E.W. Schmeling & Sons, Inc. and began to place more responsibility of the day to day operations on his five sons. William Schmeling (1897-1994) and Albert Schmeling (1907-1961) oversaw the millwork division, Walter Schmeling (1901-1976) the retail lumber yard division, Elmer Schmeling (1904-1970) the construction division and Robert Schmeling (1912-1991) worked in the lumber yard division and was Chief Financial Officer for the corporation. During this time, the company's reputation grew for quality millwork, construction management, lumber an

From the professionalism of Becki our saleslady ,who explained the differences of the different…read moretypes of flooring, to the professionalism of the installers, we couldn't be happier with our floors. I'd definitely have them do anymore flooring and recommend them to anyone else..

Hardwood Flooring was purchased, and the install was absolutely horrible. Larry Shields,…read moresales/manager, came out to my home to look over the poor install. Larry agreed that the installer did a terrible job, and told me he would order a new floor, have the current floor ripped out, and install the new floor. After 2 months of deceptive stalling and dragging his feet he is now going back on his word. I've read this exact same scenario in other reviews of Stateline Carpet and Flooring (promise that "We'll make it right" and then stall, stall, stall, sorry we aren't replacing the floor). Larry scheduled a "independent" inspector to come out and inspect the floor install, so they could pursue damages from the contractor that did the install (at least that's what he told me the inspector was for). Now it's very clear that he sent this inspector out to try and cover themselves, so they could get out of replacing my floor that he promised me they would replace. Seems like a rotten form of deception to lay on a customer. I literally have an HVAC vent covered up by their installers. The floor squeaks all over (the installers kept having to tape up the leaking hose to their nail gun so I'm thinking it may not have drove the nails in far enough). I could not even open my French door to my patio when installers were done because the shoe moulding went up too high and literally sealed my door shut. I'm still waiting on 6 recess vents to be installed (been on back order an awfully long time - tough to have faith in what Stateline is telling me at this point). I have multiple pieces of shoe moulding that are so loose you could literally lift them right up from the floor. The two installers installed 560 square feet of hardwood into 3 rooms in 5 1/2 hours. I had my own contractor come out to look at the job and he was shocked at how poor the install was and said it needs to be ripped up and replaced. When I told him it only took them 5 1/2 hours to install the floor and 90 more minutes the next day for transitions and shoe moulding he was SHOCKED. He said it should have taken at least 12 hours for two people to install the floor install and even up to 16 hours to complete everything. Not 7 hours total. I talked with Larry again today, and during a heated exchange he arrogantly told me "We are playing by my rules now" he went on to tell me how "impatient" I am. (it's been 2 months since the faulty install happened). Only took 2 weeks to get the original install done from the day I paid them to place the order - getting things replaced has now taken 4X longer with no end in sight but I'm "impatient" AND Larry tells me after the inspector looked things over "it's different than we both thought" (what's DIFFERENT?! You promised me a new floor and now you are backpedaling).