Great price and great product! We had some issues with measuring but it was quickly fixed and…read moreschedule adjusted. We had carpet and lvp installed and it looks great!

GOOD JOB! We had…read morePerfect Floors install LVT (luxury vinyl tile) in our laundryroom. They successfully went over our 30-year old linoleum that had seen better days. The installer, Drew, arrived on time, was respectful of our home and didn't damage anything. For a half day's work in a small space he had a lot of details to contend with (removal and replacement of quarter round molding, moving the dryer out and back and removing and reinstalling the bifold closet doors. We are pleased with the work and the new floor looks fabulous!

We valued Mike's expertise as we consider our kitchen remodel. He's experienced, approachable, and…read moreconsistently offers valuable advice!

DreamMaker originally did a nice job in gutting out my old bathroom in my bedroom and remodeling it…read morecompletely. Problems started when I had a leak at the base of my shower on the side with the shower arm and controls. The leak went into the basement and through the wall which caused massive damage to my brand new closet system in my walk in closet and the floor in there on the other side of the wall from the shower. I was left with over $5,000 in damages. I couldn't file an insurance claim really. I have renters that share my home with me and I had to evict a renter for severe damage to my basement and the basement bedroom he was living in. Due to the amount of damage we had to split it into 4 claims. So they told me if I filed another claim, I wouldn't be able to file anymore for 7 years. DreamMaker did agree to fix the problems but they told me it would take a few months because there was a back log on acquiring materials. They came out and caulked the area where the leak was because I had company coming and I needed the shower operational. It was my understanding that the temporary fix was good until they were able to repair it permanently. I was fine with that. A few months went by and there was no follow up from them at all. I sent an e-mail and 3 days went by so I contacted a lawyer to send them my intent to go to court. When I called for their fax number and the employee at DreamMaker realized what I was doing, they suddenly became very responsive. However, I had another representative call and say to me, we did everything we said we were going to do on the appropriate time schedule. You weren't supposed to be using the shower anyway. I felt like they were victim blaming and shaming me. If they somehow thought that would win my business again, then I don't know what the hell they were thinking. So the bathroom originally looked nice, but they're working on it right now and they tore out the shower and the tile floor they just put in. I know mistakes happen, but given the leak, the victim blaming and shaming, the lack of follow up, and their lack of concern for how much I pad out in damages, I cannot recommend them to anyone.

Amazing selection, with actual designers who are helping you in the showroom. We were searching for…read moreQUALITY which we got!

Buyers be aware of this place. I went there to buy countertops for a project. I in fact interview…read morefour different places before returning to this business. I found a countertop and asked questions about veining because the countertops that I picked out had veins. First off the guy came to measure the countertops and they were cut two short and they gave us a hard time about that and then to tell me that I could have my contractor fill in the holes. Second I decided to use the countertops as back splashes and again asked the question about the veins matching. They told me they would match. Not the case at all. When they came to install for a second time the veins do not match the backsplashes after I was told they would. They claimed they never said this which is not true and told me that I had buyers remorse. For a $10,000 job they are doing sloppy work and do not care about the customers. I had asked about a discount because now I have to live with ugly countertops that do not match and will only receive a 5% discount which is nothing. The owner does not care about his customers and only cares about his money. Buyers beware of this place. Also when you walk into the shop the staff look miserable as they never have smiles on their faces, it's like they can't be bothered to get up to help you. Buyers beware of this place.

Owner went out of his way to help me out of the snow--truly kind and generous. Highly recommend…read moreworking with him!

The floors in our master bedroom and bathroom are beautiful. We had fantastic service from the…read moremoment we walked into the store to the selection, purchase and installation. Love that this is a small family owned and operated business. The owners handle everything from sales to installation. We are already planning our next flooring update!

Well I have contacted them to come out give me a Estimate as We have custom Windows that are 12"…read morepadio doors . There answer was for me to measure it roughly and bring those to our store well I just paid 45,000 For 3/4 walnut flooring and want to see sampler with my Flooring and my color of the walls. I said measureing is your job than they said I don't think we are a good fit. They are to lasy to do there own measuring. Stay away from this company they are LAZY.

Esquire Interiors is the cream of the crop, a full service one stop shop. They were recommended to…read moreus by our neighbors and we are very pleased with t h e quiality across the board. They have great selections of pretty much everything. They are very helpful, and know what they are doing, the designers have excellent taste. You can go full service and have them install or use your own installer. They are higher end, so be aware that, but the quality is all around is what you are paying for. Very nice people, always friendly and professional.

Our realtor (Ryan Realtors who I would also recommend) recommended them and we were very pleased…read morewith Todd (and Jeff and Matt) and the installer Simon that they recommended. Todd gave us a good price and was helped us find the flooring that we wanted. Simon did a great job installing the hardwood, carpet, and luxury vinyl tile for us. Simon was prompt about responding to messages, was organized, showed up when he said he would, completed the job faster than he had estimated, and did a very careful and skilled job installing the flooring. The only bad thing is that his schedule is full about 2 months out so you have to plan ahead.

Really happy with this business! I just got back from talking to them, and they were very helpful…read more I was mostly interested in a solid hardwood product they carry called Chelsea Plank Flooring. I have used this product before in my home remodeling, and it is excellent. The Floor Trader has Chelsea Plank Flooring for the same (really good) price that it sells for at the actual factory in Chelsea, MI. The folks at The Floor Trader were very patient at answering my questions. They also let me take two large samples home for the week, to compare to my existing flooring. To sum up, I'm really happy with their helpfulness. And, they offer a very good price on this particular product, which I know to be of excellent quality. (PS -- I live right here in Ann Arbor, not in San Francisco. But, Yelp put under my name that I live in CA.)

The owner, Mack has been hands-on in the business for 27 years. He's very easy to talk to and…read morereally knows his stuff. He came over promptly, appraised the job in moments, and shared a great variety of samples to choose from. He said "lifetime" and I was sold. Two days later they came. His installers were quiet, polite and deft. In a day and a half, I had new, waterproof and gorgeous floors. There are no bump, or lips on the floor and the finish on the trim work and transitions in excellent. I'm a DIY'er. And I was considering it, but even doing it myself, I couldn't compete. Mack, the owner provided it all. Excellent price. Excellent communication. Excellent timeline. EXCELLENT results. No shenanigans. Best money I've spent on my house? I imagine you understand by now. Most effusive review I ever wrote. lol.

Went in referred by a mutual friend they got the job done in a couple hours got my upstairs done,…read moreliving room, and hallway done price was a couple hundred cheaper than the big company's. They moved my furniture for me and took care of everything. 10/10 would recommend to anyone looking to replace their flooring. Mack was super helpful and good with communication and price.

NOTE: This text has been added following the response to this review from Megan at Chelsea Plank…read moreand an email exchange yesterday with their Sales Manager. First, Megan's assumption that Chelsea Plank was not contacted by the retailer is erroneous, the retailer did reach out to them and their Sales Manager did respond to the retailer, I saved the original email exchanges with our retailer who mentions the Sales Manager by name. At the time the retailer replied "he (the Chelsea Plank sales manager) stated that the knots in the flooring are standard due to it being a character floor. And he does not supply or have recommendations on an epoxy to fill." I replied through their website yesterday as Megan instructed and was contacted by the same Sales Manager that responded to our retailer. He, like Megan, blamed the retailer, saying it failed to adequately describe to us the characteristics of the flooring we ordered. He completely ignored our complaint regarding the fully open holes in flooring, going so far as to say; "From the pictures, it looks that they are partially open (not all the way through)" despite my photo showing the pencils through the flooring(!), and my description of the problem in item 2 of my review below, quote "we found about half a dozen fully open knots that the installer overlooked" and also completely ignoring item 3 of my review, quote "It's been 4 months since installation, the 'partially open knots' continue to crack and become fully open knots!" I asked the Sales Manager to carefully re-read my concerns so he understands the issues before replying again, it's been 24 hours and no reply has been received. I stand behind my original comments regarding the poor quality of the Character Grade flooring and of their customer service. --------------Original review begins below---------------- We purchased the Craftsman Series, Heirloom Red Oak flooring from Chelsea Plank because we wanted hardwood flooring with a lot of character. 1. When the flooring was delivered I noticed a damaged box with wood splinters protruding. I told the delivery person I wanted to open and inspect the box before accepting it. I was told, "Sir, if you open the box I can't take it back." So I replied, "Then take it back and bring me another one." He replied, "If I take it back I can't guarantee the replacement will be of the same lot number, and so it might not match the others." So either accept the box and hope for the best, or reject it and hope for the best. I accepted the box but set it aside to be opened last if necessary. We had sufficient flooring to complete the job and that box was returned for a refund (we were charged a restocking fee, I thought this was inappropriate given the box was delivered damaged). 2. The Craftsman Series is a 'Character grade' hardwood. Chelsea Plank says that this flooring is "character grade lumber that includes partially open knots, bird peck, worm holes and mineral streaks". That's fine, we like wood with character and it's why we chose it, however after installation we found about half a dozen fully open knots that the installer overlooked, their warranty claims "each box may contain a small percentage of defects (normally less than 1%)" but our experience says 5% will be defective if a fully open knot is considered a defect. To the installer's credit he returned and filled each with a special blend of epoxy wood filler at his own effort and expense (when we asked Chelsea Plank for advice about filling the knots they said they didn't recommend it, but didn't offer an alternative), the only other option would have been to pull up the defective planks and ask for replacements. 3. It's been 4 months since installation, the "partially open knots" continue to crack and become fully open knots! My wife had been using a vacuum with a hard floor attachment and we discovered it has been sucking up the loose wood from the cracking knots. So now I'm keeping an eye on the floor and as I observe knots cracking I apply wood epoxy to secure them in place. 4. We reached out the Chelsea Plank through the retailer who we bought the flooring from, through their contact page on their website, and even to them through linkedin but basically we've been ignored. The Craftsman series is their highest grade of the 'Character grade' flooring, if that's true then God help you if you purchase the Cottage or Lodge series. I assume our experience with their customer service after the purchase, i.e., non-existent, will be true for others regardless of the grade of flooring you chose. These are the reasons I can't recommend Chelsea Plank Flooring.

Used Chelsea flooring on first floor remodel 6 years ago and am extremely happy with it to this…read moreday. Now doing the upstairs. Contacted them last minute, and they were able to accommodate my order. Jessica was extremely helpful, as were the rest of the staff. GregO Riverview, Mi