Lisa and Bill did an awesome job reflooring our entire house with LVP. Their professional was top…read morenotch and would highly recommend them!

I was recommended to Bill and crew through the man we hired to paint my Mom's house. He came the…read moreday after I called to give me an estimate. His price was very fair and I liked his honesty and professionalism. I hired him and needed the job done as soon as possible. He was leaving on vacation the next day but was to be back by Tuesday the following week and we schedued for Wednesday. I provided the product from Home Depot. They arrived on time, in fact were early. They did a great job, were very clean. Hauled old carpet away. I couldn't be happier. My Mom's house is cleaner and a more healthy place for her to live. Thanks Bill & crew I'll use you again and recommend to any one that needs flooring.

We obviously waited too long to invest in getting our floors refinished and termite damage…read morerepaired, floor vents removed and repaired...I never knew how beautiful our house could look and feel! We are so thrilled we chose Carroll's, the result is just awesome. James Carroll and his crew exhibit world-class customer service, from the estimate to completion and follow-up, every person involved was amazing. I was especially appreciative of Jim taking time to brainstorm with me in the beginning about what the best product would be for the look I hoped for, and also heavy use/ pets. 10/10 I wholeheartedly recommend Carroll's, so professional and knowledgeable, but also artisans in their craft. This is how home improvement projects are supposed to be! I'm so grateful to them for bringing our floors to life.

Rewind time? I'd steer clear of Carrolls for our flooring project as first-time homeowners and a…read moreveteran. Here's the rundown of this fiasco: 1. Tyrza's "Charm": Imagine interrupting a sulky teen's Snapchat session - that was every call with Tyrza. Her enthusiasm was as visible as a ghost. 2. The Quoting Quagmire: James played the no "nickel and diming" tune with a side of a veteran discount. Then, "Oops, missed a room!" That little oversight cost us an unexpected $420. Talk about attention to detail. 3. James' "Dad" Vibes: James' lectures included gems like "This isn't an insult but if you think you come off like a nice guy you don't," plus a reminder that "you were given the level of respect you showed us." He even pulled the "I'm old enough to be your dad" card. Because that's relevant how? 4. Baseboard Comedy Show: Post-flooring, the baseboards were propped up against walls like they were on a break. Apparently, putting them back is a service, not a courtesy. 5. Impromptu Board Replacements: Without so much as a by-your-leave, they replaced boards on the first floor and slapped on an additional ~$1600 bill for their silent service. 6. The Great Baseboard Hunt: They claimed the first-floor baseboards had vanished. Spoiler: They were enjoying a rain dance outside. 7. Wall Décor by Carrolls: New wall art includes stains and handprints, courtesy of the team. It's like living in a toddler's canvas. 8. Veneer Vanishing Act: Oh, and the veneer on the stairs? Broken. They promised to replace it, but that turned out to be yet another empty promise. 9. Flooring Fiasco: And the encore? The floors are already splitting in areas post-refinish. Seems like durability was an afterthought. Despite maintaining composure throughout this ordeal, the level of professionalism we encountered was underwhelming. My advice for anyone dipping their toes into home renovation: consider any other flooring company but Carrolls, unless unexpected costs, missing baseboards, and bonus wall stains are your thing.

Fernando was recommended by a very happy neighbor who had her yard done a couple years ago. We…read moreneeded two slaps poured, one for a table and chairs, the other for a hot tub. We also had extensive flagstone put down in another part of our yard. The flagstone process is very tedious, detail oriented work to get odd shaped pieces of flagstone to blend into a flat smooth surface. Fernando's crew were masters. The work is done and I couldn't be happier. I would highly recommend his team. Their work is great and their prices are reasonable.

Fernado and his crew were great! They were reliable, on time, professional and very educated on…read moreconcrete. He did a custom mid-century like pour with several custom built molds. Rock Chief were flexible and even worked overtime on Saturday to finish the project on time. I would certainly recommend these handwork, professional folks again! He also was extremely reasonable in costs!

This was my first time having flooring done in my home. I went to some of the big box places in…read moreMiramar and received very high quotes for LVP flooring (whole home). I was referred to Collective Flooring by a friend and I am so thankful for that referral. Collective Flooring gave me the best price and I am over the moon with my new floors. They showed up on time, were courteous and professional the whole time. They also cleaned up every day before leaving. The owner was onsite most of the time and would text to make sure everything was going well when he wasn't here. The floors look amazing and I am so happy that I decided to go with Collective Flooring.

We needed to replace our floor in the bedroom after a leak in our bathroom. The service and our new…read morecarpet was amazing. We can't wait to call them to help us redo the flooring for the other bedrooms. They were so helpful, honest and we couldn't be happier.

Javier and his brothers did an absolutely amazing job on installing our vinyl flooring. We are so…read morewell pleased. They worked hard and efficiently and got the job done sooner than we expected. Highly recommend this company!

Javier and his brother showed up, on a Sunday no less, when two other people fell through. Super…read moreprofessional, extremely knowledgeable, and did great work! How do I know they did great work? Because my husband never likes any work that anybody else does, and he said these guys were really good! We will definitely use them again when we have time to get some more work done around the house. They do kitchens and flooring. Thank you!

Jd is great, honest and up-front. I have a very old roof, from 1960. It needed to be sheeted over…read morewith new plywood and he made sure I understood that before he started any demolition. There was a lot of old wood and he took the time to go over each section with me, replacing what was too far gone and saving what we could. Other companies didn't even send a guy out and did their quote from Google earth pictures. The only other company I got serious with I had to beg to check how many layers I had and added 2000$ more just to tear the other layer off. I shudder to think what they would have added to plywood the entire thing. I have a large awning in the back, about 60 feet long across the entire back of the house. It has leaked since I moved in. JD fixed it for a 500$ add on. Best 500$ I ever spent. Roofs are expensive and stressful, I can't say enough about how happy I am with the job he did.

Best price out of the 5 estimates I got and the roof looks great. Daniel and his team did a great…read morejob.

This is our second time using Mr Guerra. He did a very nice job removing trees and lawn from a…read morelawn strip and replacing it with pavers. It looks much nicer and will also save us on watering. He is very motivated to get the job done and, as with our last job, worked hard himself on the project but also brought in other workers as needed. We will definitely use him again. Good value for the quality of the work.

I needed a series of concrete projects done on our property which is on a slope. Many contractors…read morebowed out because the slope, but Joel was confident it wasn't a problem and was very competitive with pricing. Our projects included: 1) Stone steps along the side of our house to match the stone steps on the opposite side of the house. 2) Small patio extension. 3) Stone staircase going from patio down to yard. 4) Concrete footing for another project. I was texting Joel while getting bids, and Joel was very motivated to make it work, beating his competitors and throwing in extras. I had texted him bids from other contractors asking if he'd do the job to the same specifications, and was told he would. Also, I asked if we could curve the stairs and add a retainer wall to one side of our stone staircase, and he said it wouldn't be a problem. I asked if this would change the price, he specifically said no. From there, the project began. Joel came out to check out the space again and noted he'd need more money because the retainer wall would require another pallet of keystone. I wasn't happy about this, but agreed given it was a good deal. As for each part of the project, here were some issues: Stone steps along side of our house - Steps were way too tall, 12-14 inches in some cases, I asked for them to be no taller than 10 inches in line with the rest of the property (which I now understand is still too tall) and even offered him our excess wall caps to prop up steps to not have to buy more keystone. - Sprinkler lines that were in the way I was told would be relocated, but instead the lines were simply cut. Fortunately I wasn't running that side of the sprinkler system or I would have had a nasty $1,000 water bill. My landscape designer spent two hours making repairs to this and cost. - Overall, these are great and I'm happy to have them in. Small patio extension - I asked that the extension be tan concrete to match our existing patio. I was told it would be hard to match exactly given how old our patio was, but I asked him to try his best. Instead, we got standard gray concrete which contrasts sharply with our existing patio. - It's a shame because the shape and placement is perfect. Stone staircase - Drainage wasn't done as listed in the other bids I sent. Some flex piping was added as seen in the photos, but not all the drainage features listed. - The first step down was two inches below the patio, should have either been level (which we eventually did) or a full step down. - The third step down is not level, you can even see this in the photos. - Initially the curvature of the steps wasn't cut to be flush with the retainer wall, leaving a gap, I had to specifically ask him to cut it to be flush. - The gaps between the steps were filled with sand that immediately when it rained, Joel filled this with concrete instead when doing the footing. - I ended up adding a retainer to the other side of the steps, but the price was proportionally a lot more than the other retainer wall. Joel was very flustered talking about pricing, and I noted that I was letting him use my excess caps and that he was keeping the leftover materials (I never got materials delivered, he brought them over daily), he sort of had a bad attitude about it. - Despite being asked not to use the bleached caps on the wall (I instead told him to use them for propping up steps), they ended up capping the wall, which isn't very pretty. - Overall, very functional, love the shape, and we get a lot of use out of these. Concerete footing - Went off without a hitch. - I suppose it's annoying that he cut our flex drainage piping hooked up to our rain gutters and didn't say anything. I noticed a few days later when it rained that water was dumping down near the footing. I wish he'd reconnected the drainage pipe or at least said something. Joel's a nice guy and has done some impressive work. Also, his prices can't be beat. However, I think you really need to be clear about what you need and meticulously check the project as it progresses. I was very lucky to have my landscape designer who sees this stuff all the time guiding me on some of the issues we encountered. He also never returned paperwork or invoices he said he'd provide to me.

I had a couple of issues I needed addressed with some flooring that had been installed 4 years ago…read more There was a gap between the end of a plank and the baseboard of a wall, and there was another plank that had some of the top surface chipped off. Rigo was referred to me by the original installer - being that the original installer was no longer in business. Rigo went out of his way to help me out at no charge due to the type of issue and the relationships / transitions of business. We were on a time crunch to get this fixed before painting started after Labor Day. Rigo came out on Sunday, the weekend of Labor Day, and spent about an hour of his time. Rigo did not have to do this. It was a long weekend. He had family obligations. And he still went the extra mile to help us out. Additionally, Rigo was kind, had a very positive attitude, and his work was excellent. I strongly recommend Rigo for your hardwood floor installation. You will get a quality install and quality support post-install.