I have used this company many times and recommended them to clients and friends. They have always…read moredone a great job. It is a family company and they really care about their work. They have now changed their name as they do more than just carpets now, it is Build Design America. I highly recommend them.

Do not give these people your buisness! They attempted to overcharge me by double for contracted…read morein-house labor, they created an estimate and sketch without putting all of the correct cost for materials. Then when I asked for a copy of the entire estimate they try to strong-arm you into paying a $500 deposit and signing a workorder. Poor client relations and just taking advantage of people that aren't knowledgeable with cabnetry installations.

Just had my garage floor tricked out. It looks amazing. Chris Anderson is professional,…read moreconscientious and meticulous. I would highly recommend Mile High Garage Pros.

Chris with Mile High has done floors for the Brighton Youth Baseball Association as well as for…read moreseveral people I know. All of these flooring projects were different but they all turned out great. All of the customers were very satisfied with the finished product. Go with Chris and you won't regret it!

They wanted to charge me almost $11,700 to place a "vegetable oil finish" on my existing hickory…read moreflooring. Of course I didn't hire them, but it is shocking that they felt this was a fair estimate. Buyer beware. Do your research.

I have build a few homes where the contractor used Schmidt Flooring. Every time until this last…read moreyear, they were the best and some of the guys were artists in the way they handled the customizing. This time, I was blindsided by how the company has evolved. Within a few months of our new carpet, it displayed complete matting. I notified our contractor who told me to contact them directly. That was a year ago and Schmidt is just giving me a new run around every few months. I am so fed up and disappointed how this amazing flooring and service company has fallen. I'm still hopeful and will definitely update when (if) they resolve the issue.

Had a very good experience with Golden Hands and the owner Sasha. He was a good communicator and…read morenot pushy or temperamental to work with and his handyperson was excellent and did a great job for us. Would definitely recommend this company to work with as they return calls and show up and do the job that you are contracting them to do.

Sasha and his team did a great job helping me to replace an old wooden awning over my patio. Sasha…read morewas very responsive and scheduled the project right away. Kareem was very helpful and knowledgeable about the best materials to use and did an awesome job building the awning. I will definitely keep them in mind for future projects.

We hired Contreras for a couple of quick, small projects in our home - drywall patching, hanging a…read morecurtain rod, and installing eye hooks in some ceiling studs. From start to finish communication was quick and thorough. We received a great quote and were able to get on the schedule for the next day. The crew arrived on time and worked with both speed and quality. They cleaned up after themselves before leaving and were very respectful. We will definitely hire Contreras again.

I had a very disappointing experience with Collen of Contreras Builds when I hired the contractor…read morefor touch-up and painting work on part of my exterior walls. In the painting project, I provided high-quality paint and caulking, and Collen's quote was higher than another I received. I chose him expecting better-quality work, as he promised. Unfortunately, the opposite happened. The painting was done unprofessionally and resulted in extremely poor quality. The contractor rushed through the job, painting two colors simultaneously without taping, which caused colors to overlap along the dividing lines. He also skipped the sanding step entirely, leaving uneven surfaces with rough patches, missed spots, and areas overloaded with paint that formed drips and bulky textures. Many gaps between wood beams were left unsealed, as shown in the photos. The contractor also made a careless mistake on the entire west wall--staining the narrow sides of the beams with the wall color, ruining the intended original color pattern and making the beams look flat and mismatched compared to the rest of the exterior house walls. Yet, Collen refused to fix the mistake. I also had Collen quote $310 to replace a water-damaged wood beam at one damp exterior corner of my house with a composite board for better water resistance. After removing the original wood beam, the wood board behind it also showed some water damage with two soft, wet spots. Collen instructed his worker to cover the damage with the front beam. Proper repair steps should include either replacing the damaged part or removing loose wood, treating it with wood hardener, and filling holes with epoxy or wood putty. Collen refused to replace it, so I scraped out the soft wood and let it dry while his worker was on a break. Later, the worker said that Collen instructed him to only put thin tape over the damaged board, leaving the holes unfilled. Collen also used a cheaper OSB board, which has poor water resistance and was not the agreed-upon water-resistant composite material--essential for this moisture-prone spot. During the two days they worked here, I provided boxes of water, baked a pizza, and asked if anyone needed a snack. I was friendly with the workers and thanked everyone throughout. However, Collen was often rude, disrespectful, and insulting--sending messages such as, "you wanted cheap work on a pile of shit house." He wanted me to replace all the exterior trims and parts (so he could make a bigger profit). On the second day (their last day on site), he repeatedly pressed for payment before the project was finished, even though I had already paid a deposit before work began. In the middle of painting that morning, Collen suddenly pulled the crew off the site. He then texted me a series of unprofessional and intimidating messages, including: "If the invoice can't be paid at 3 p.m. being reasonable, we will leave then do what we need to do." "I will take this to court which will cost a lot of money and my invoice will be out the door new pricing." Despite my assurance that he would receive the remaining balance once the project was completed, he continued to threaten me: "You can pay your remaining invoice right now but we are not doing anything more. If it's not paid then I will pursue with my report with my lawyer." "I will have my lawyer reach out and worse comes to worse we will file a lien with the city." Three hours later, Collen sent two workers back to rush through finishing the painting. I paid the invoice in full at 5 p.m. They left without the promised walk-through and did not complete the contracted work, including painting the soffit. The painting project only involved the west side and part of the north side of the house exterior. Although it was originally agreed to complete the north wall up to the garage door, Collen had his worker stop two-thirds through and demanded an extra $750--on top of the $1,870 already paid--to finish the job. This demonstrates his manipulative tactics and lack of integrity. Collen's claim that I was "hostile" is completely false. During the less-than-two-day project, despite Collen's unprofessional, rude, and bullying behavior, I remained friendly with the workers, thanked them throughout, and reminded Collen to be positive and constructive. After I posted my honest review, Collen retaliated by posting a false and defamatory review on my business site, claiming my home is "completely rotting"--which is untrue, as I regularly maintain and repair it. His statement that "Your neighbors did in fact reach out to us to let us know you cause problems with almost everybody" is entirely fabricated and clearly intended to damage my reputation. The above examples reflect only part of the unprofessional conduct and poor workmanship I experienced in this case with Collen. I hope no other customer has to experience the disappointing service I did.

I purchased some very high quality vinyl flooring for our laundry/Storage room in our basement…read more Family Carpet One did a great job on the initial install. Recently, I had to pull back some for the vinyl to install a water mitigation system which was done by another contractor. After the water mitigation system & drywall repair was completed, I called Family Carpet One to re-install the vinyl flooring. Their installation crew did a fantastic job at and I'm very please that my basement project is now finally complete. I'd like to thank John and all of the great sales & installation staff at Family Carpet One. I will be back if I need any new flooring in my home. Thanks again. Sincerely, Ross

The older salesman with the gray hair is a bit of a know it all and condescending. I've been in…read morethere a few times and his attitude has totally turned me off and made me not want to spend money there. There are plenty of better places to spend your money.

Mike and his team sanded and sealed our engineered hardwood floors in our rental home. There had…read morebeen a huge dog there for 7 years and he tore them up pretty good. We really needed them done by the end of the month and Mike made it happen. They turned out beautifully!!

Mike has done my flooring twice and both times he has been a complete professional, with the…read morequality of his materials to the beautiful installation and finish work. He is polite, timely and efficient. I would recommend him to anyone.

We've got a mixed review for Graham's Flooring and Design:…read more We wanted to get a couple different bids on materials and labor for replacing the slick vinyl floor at our new home in Loveland, Colorado. In addition to Peak flooring and Lumber Liquidators, Graham's is right here in town, as well. Lumber Liquidators has a bad reputation in both California and at this Loveland Colorado store, so they were eliminated from our list. Graham's was a tough one because we kept showing up at their door on days when they were closed for special events. While waiting for Graham's to have people in attendance we went to Peak Flooring and brought a big sample piece from the flooring we had left behind in California. Kristy spent a long time showing us various sample pieces and even encouraged us to take the samples home to see how they looked in our environment. Then an estimator came by and took measurements and then we finally found time to get to Graham's to get a competing offer. We brought our sample from California and showed it to the woman minding the store. The woman said she just worked the front office, but she had a phenomenal eye for the products and the color of our sample from California. She said she had just the right thing and went to the warehouse while we browsed the samples in their showroom. When the woman came back (sorry, I can't remember her name) she showed us a sample that she said was a new line that the salesmen hadn't had time to build the display for. It wasn't the same as the sample we had brought in, but it was a lot closer than anything in the offerings from Peak flooring and, although I would have preferred engineered hardwood, the vinyl hybrid was still better looking than the samples in our home and had a better warranty and durability specifications. We were sold! We scheduled a visit from their estimator and we were happy we were persistent about visiting Grahams -- third time's a charm! Kim showed up and took measurements around the house while chatting with us about Loveland and Colorado and how it's different from California. She promised to get us great pricing on the flooring and labor and left us feeling pretty good about our choices for the flooring and installation company. We ironed out installation dates and materials costs via email and Kim was able to get us great pricing even though the Colorado warehouse was out of stock for the new line of flooring planks. It was a bit strange when the two installers (Rocky and Israel) and the foreman (Eddie) showed up bright and early on installation day. Kim didn't show up with them because she had been booked at another estimation appointment down in Denver and, for some reason, they weren't willing to start without her. When she showed up 90 minutes later, the installation team discussed a few things with her and she told me she had forgotten to check for the need for underlayment in the bedrooms where the carpets were going to be replaced by flooring. She quoted a decent price for the additional material but, with the installers ready to go and materials already on site, I really didn't have much of a choice but to agree and proceed. Needless to say, that was a bit uncomfortable. With that, Rocky and Israel set about removing carpet while Eddy disappeared for a few hours, returning later with the particle board to be used as underlayment. Kim also disappeared, but we hadn't expected her to get involved in the labor anyway. The job took longer than expected, particularly with the extra requirement to cut and lay out the particle board. We also discovered some scratched boards mid-way through the installation efforts, and replacing those boards required removal of several adjoining planks. We were glad they did it, though, because we knew we wouldn't be able to 'un-see' those scratches if the problem wasn't corrected. After that, Israel continued installing our flooring while Rocky disappeared -- apparently he got a call and was diverted to a house in a nearby neighborhood where he started the demolition process for their flooring job. The job had been scheduled for three days with the hopes of completing it in two; the guys came back for a fourth day to finalize the installation and add the finishing touches -- putting the baseboards back on and adding a special nose-board at the top of the stairs. All in all, the guys did a great job and we are just ecstatic about the results. We do feel the job could have been completed in 2.5 to 3 days if everyone had showed up on time and stayed on-site to contribute, but the delays didn't cost us any extra so we're really only complaining about the extra time that we had to endure the reverberating noise of hammers pounding throughout the house. It seems like Graham's Flooring is so popular that they're a little over-booked, but we love the flooring and the results!

Great experience start to finish! Regina helped me choose the perfect kind of carpet for my…read morebasement after listening to my needs and design ideas. She never rushed me and even ordered some samples to be sent so I could try them out in different lighting and traffic patterns. We got updates from her immediately when we made our decisions and when it was on backorder, she was apologetic and still prompt. She made sure we fully understood what the installation process would look like before, during, and after. The installers were very professional and respectful of our space and walked us through each room when they were finished to make sure we were satisfied with the work. Regina just followed up with me to make sure everything was perfect. Graham's has great word-of-mouth so I'm glad I checked them out even though we're all the way in North Denver- there was a very small trip fee to come from Loveland that was absolutely worth it for such a great experience!