Do not hire this man all his pictures that he posts are not his pictures there's somebody else's…read morework he does not know what he's doing. All he had to do is come into my home and cut 4 feet of the drywall up and replace it and replace the flooring and in two days he had demolish my entire basement by pulling down my drop-down ceiling, ripping out all the flooring, including the steps that did not need to be touched, andwithin a years time. He did maybe a total of 20 hours of work and was paid lied to my insurance and refuses to respond to any of my messages now.

This is a scam, do not do business with Dean. He is responsive at first, which is awesome, but…read moreafter you send half of the payment he blows you off then disappears. Do not lose your money to this scam!! He literally changed his phone number after scamming us and there is no way to recover transferred money on cashapp. Very disappointing and a complete waste of time and money.

My husband and I contacted Showcase Floors after our contractor from Hawley, Minnesota, wasn't…read morecompleting the scheduled job correctly or on time. Showcase Floors was highly recommended to us by Linda from Designing Women 2. We called them immediately in which Jeremiah Johnson was assigned to complete our backsplash in our Detroit Lakes condo. Jeremiah was timely, professional, and a perfectionist with his work. Jeremiah turned my tears into smiles! I highly recommend Showcase Floors and Jeremiah to be part of your decorating needs!

Our contractor, Loren Crist, recommended Showcase Floors to my wife and me. We couldn't have been…read morehappier with the professionalism and friendliness of the staff. Ashley was the staff member we worked most closely with and she had a great eye for detail and what would/wouldn't look good with our design. A+ to the sales team and those that did the install.

Hi, We just finished a large project at our lake cabin. We are extremely impressed…read moreat how the job looks. We were advised to use 24 x 20's and that was very good advice. Bronson and Cole did a wonderful job laying and grouting the project. They were very neat and diligent in their work. Our concrete floor was not perfectly flat and they did a good job prepping the work site. My spouse and I highly recommend McArthur tile. Lee Fowler

I would give this firm less than a one star rating. Overall our experience with Ms Bucholz and By…read moreDesign has been terrible. She purchased materials on our behalf but refused to give us unit prices and volumes on materials. In addition she charged an up charge of 20% on building materials without our knowledge. The list of other problems with her before we parted ways is not pretty. In one case she brought us a tile installer who bid a tile laying job at double the price of a very competent firm who ultimately got the work. We have turned it over to an attorney. We definitely would not recommend her or her firm.

I can't say enough about positive things about Grace Cummings Pas and Grace Electric. After another…read morecontractor bailed out on us, Grace stepped in and installed a floor heating mat in our bathroom to go under new tiles, (and recommended the tile installer who also did a great job!), all on a very tight deadline and at a very reasonable cost. We have a new electrician!

Cory Bischoff This guy detached the vent in the middle of…read morethe ceiling not take off out side vent. Then didn't even put plunger to clean vent in the vent but snaked it in the truss towards my daughters room and got it stuck then had the nerve and tries to blame my daughters mom for his incompetence. Because she left him a bad review. What's a vacation have to do with you not being able to stick a vent cleaning device in a vent? The vent runs east and west on the south side of the room he snakes the plunger north a foot from my daughters room in electric cords running from breaker to her room. How can you claim to clean vents when you don't even put the snake plunger in the vent. It's the simplest and easiest job in the world. I used a coat hanger to pull it ouT grabbing the head of it from the hole In The ceiling. You could've burned down their house by starting and electrical fire or ripped the electric cables out of the breaker. I bet you were pulling hard because the cables were pulled into the truss behind the head of the snake. I pulled the head to the hole in ceiling by door. Look two reviews down. Ashley M. She states he was awful. And he left the snake plunger stuck in ceiling. In pictures over head view of this guys shotty work. And the vent above dryer showing he didn't even stick the snake in the vent. I spent three hours getting the snake out of rafters and away from electrical cables

I had my bedrooms, hall and steps cleaned. They did a good job, and the price was very reasonable.read more