A neighbor had recommended P.A. Acquisto Flooring to us as we were searching for someone to…read morerefurbish the floors in a rental that we had just purchased. My wife and I met Frankie and he was very professional, polite, and informing. We couldn't be happier with the results and will definitely be using them again. Thank you very much

From the owner: Acquisto P A Floor Sanding & Refinishing is a professional home improvement and flooring contractor…read moreservicing the Broome county area. We specialize in refinishing and recoating of all type of floors and you can also call us for your home improvement and maintenance. Call us today for more information.

If you go into knowing your baseboards will be damaged and require 3 coats of repaint after the…read morefloors are done. If you go in knowing Ken doesn't do any part of stairs beyond treads. If you are able to move out of your house for a week for the work. Then you'll be prepared.

I think I hired Ken Landon because he had a lot of good reviews on Angi's list…read more He told me he was booked nine weeks out and I said that was no problem, there was no timeline on my job. I sent him pictures of my L.R. & Dining Rm. The L.R.had a massive pet stain that had seeped through the carpeting, which I had just removed in preparation for the job. He showed up a day late and blamed it on the people before me being difficult and then commented that he wasn't sure if he could finish my job on time, meaning, finishing so he could stay on HIS schedule. When I said, "so I'm the one that gets screwed because of the other people, why don't you just tell your next customer you're going to be a day late," to this he smiled a guilty grin and it was obvious that the whole thing was just a big fat lie. Later on in a rare moment of candor, (Ken rarely speaks about anything), he admitted that he sometimes gets greedy and takes on jobs that he knows he really doesn't have the time to finish. BINGO! When Ken and his son got to the sanding phase of the job Ken kept asking me, "how does it look?" I repeatedly said, "fine." I mean how much more can you say about a sanding job. He must have asked me how it looked at least 4-5 times and it wasn't until later that I realized why. When it was time to stain the floor Ken came in with two big cans of stain. He took out his brush, dipped it in the can, and laid down a swatch of stain. It was nothing like the color I had told him I wanted. I told Ken at least A DOZEN TIMES what color I wanted for my floor and even pointed to the risers on my staircase as a perfect example of the color, a sort of maroon antique-like color, Ken's color was sh*t brown. I hoped the other can was going to be drastically different because brown is nothing like maroon. The next can looked exactly like the first, in fact, it may have even been browner. I was speechless, and because I didn't stand up for myself Ken just rolled right over me. He didn't give a shit about what I wanted. He just took what stain he had in his truck and that was it. His only concern was getting back on his schedule, he didn't give me a second thought. At that point, I knew there was no working with this disgusting man and figured, well, it's not what I wanted but it should still look really good. The next morning when I came down to see how the staining job turned out I was in a state of shock. There were at least eleven black blotches all along the front wall and a big black blotch near the middle of the floor. As he came in through the back door I called down from the second floor and said, "Hey Ken, what are all those black blotches all over the living room floor." Ken hadn't even seen the stain job yet but he knew what the blotches were, and called out nonchalantly, "Pet Stains." Now I understood why he kept asking about how the sanding job looked. He wanted to know if I could see the pet stains that his trained eye could see which he knew would become really obvious once they were stained. I confronted him about this. He yelled, "Well, I guess we're just going to have to start all over again from scratch." At that point, I should have said, "you're damn straight you are and I'm not going to pay you another friggin' penny until you do," or, just called him out for the lying sleaze bag that he is and told him to get the f*ck out of my house. So now it's Ken's move, what's he going to do? He has his hand up by his mouth like he's thinking real hard. This goes on for at least 30 seconds until he screams, "F*CK," and stamps his feet like a petulant child. Then he repeats the hard-thinking routine and screams, "SH*T," and again stamps his feet. I'm still waiting for him to say something of substance, like a professional, would do, or simply like an "Adult" would do, but he says nothing. At that point I realize that nothing good is ever going to happen with this piece of sh*t of a human being and say, you owe me some money. He writes me a modest check, which doesn't even begin to cover the disappointment I'm feeling, puts on the polyurethane over the next few days, and leaves. Never apologizes, just packs up his gear and leaves. Well Ken, F*CK YOU! Sorry, it took me a year to write this review, I hope you like it! (I couldn't get my pictures to load).

Cody was extremely professional from start to finish and clearly takes pride in his work. We had…read moreour dining room and hallway floors redone and they are FANTASTIC!! Excellent communicator and responds quickly. We would certainly hire them again!

Cody and team did an amazing job with our hardwood floors. He was professional and respectful and…read moreknew what he was doing. We highly recommend Classic Touch Wood Floors.

I had an old floor (built in the early 1900s) that was painted and with broken parts. Upstate…read moreHardwood Resurfacing gave my floor (and my house) a new beautiful life. Justin and Anthony are honest, reliable, highly experienced, polite and willing to work with the client to make their house beautiful. I will use them again and I highly recommend them.

From the owner: Elevate your space with expert hardwood flooring installation and refinishing services in…read moreRochester, delivering stunning results every time.

I hired this company to refinish the hardwood floors in my home, which are approximately 100 years…read moreold. Justin initially assured me that this would not be a problem. Unfortunately, my overall experience fell short of professional expectations. Initial Concerns On the first day, the owner arrived with an employee to begin work. After briefly applying wood filler for a few minutes, the owner informed me he had to leave. Before departing, he stuck out his hand without saying anything. I shook it which he didn't expect. he then told me he needed the cash. This rubbed me the wrong way. The remaining employee then attempted to connect equipment by pulling wires from two 20-amp breakers without using proper tools, despite my offer to check for a higher-amp breaker. This lack of care and preparation was concerning but I allowed work to proceed. Workmanship and Preparation No thorough inspection of the floor was conducted prior to sanding. Protruding nails were not set, and the floor was not vacuumed or swept before sanding began. When I raised the issue of nail setting, the worker dismissed the concern, stating "it'll be fine." The edging crew that arrived two days later displayed highly unprofessional behavior. One worker shouted profanities loud enough to be heard throughout the neighborhood. Their work caused significant collateral damage, including scuffs and gouges on freshly painted drywall, dents in metal corner beads, a 4-inch hole in the wall, and numerous dirty handprints. Finish Quality While the floors initially looked good before staining and polyurethane, the final product was unsatisfactory. There appeared to be little or no vacuuming between coats, resulting in debris embedded in the finish. When I raised concerns, this was blamed on the lack of heat in the house--though this explanation did not account for the poor preparation and cleanliness. Additionally, the sanding work left extensive waviness throughout the floors, significantly diminishing the overall appearance. Resolution The owner acknowledged the large hole in the drywall and offered $100 off the total price. While appreciated, this did not address the broader issues with quality and professionalism. Areas for Improvement This company needs to significantly improve in the following areas: * Professionalism and communication with clients * Attention to detail and proper preparation before sanding * Care to prevent damage to walls, trim, and other surfaces * Improved sanding technique to avoid floor waviness * Thorough cleaning between stain and polyurethane applications Final Impression Justin was courteous, but based on my experience, I cannot recommend this company without significant improvements to its professionalism, workmanship, and quality control.

Just had our second project inside of a year completed and they did an amazing job again-- always…read morecame at time they said they would ; trustworthy honest all the workers were professional and very detail oriented and great price for refinishing first floor and for installing new hardwoods in our entire upstair and replacing our staircase absolutely highly recommend them to anyone needing this work They even took care of our dog while we had to be out of the house

Spaso came out to Brooklyn and made my antique table look incredible! The process he used did have…read morea strong smell but it went away quickly. He gave me instructions on how to maintain the beauty of the table. Overall, I am VERY pleased with the outcome.

Very prompt responsive and professional. Did a fantastic job on my two art deco end tables and…read moreantique dresser Thank you!!!!