Worley's is "Your One Stop Decorating Shop - Making Your Remodeling Dreams Come True Since 1952". Family owned. Friendly, quality oriented, one-on-one service with competitive pricing. Free in store kitchen and bath remodeling Designs, home Measurements for flooring, window coverings, remodeling, wallpaper, painting and upholstery Estimates. We have our own General Contractors, in-house Installers and Upholstery Shop on site. Come visit our newly remodeled showroom. Hunter Douglas window coverings & Canyon Creek cabinetry showcase Dealers with a large array of their samples and Quartz, Granite, Tile & Laminate Counter tops displayed in our showroom. Huge supply of Carpet, Hardwood, Engineered, Laminate, Bamboo, Cork and other GREEN flooring available. Carpet and vinyl remnants also available for your small jobs. Huge selection of fabrics and vinyl for all your Upholstery needs and Wallpaper samples. Additional DBA - Les Worley & Sons Interiors. Email: [email protected]. Web: www.WorleysHomeDesignCenter.com. Additional web - www.BureauMembers.com/worleyshomedesignctr/#sthash.7LTT8DEv.dpuf. Additional email - [email protected] Additional contact name - Les Worley
Boats & Planes; Custom Draperies, Granite & Corian Counter Tops; Upholstery for Autos, Kitchen & Bath Remodeling from Design thru Product Selection to Installation. All Flooring Installation & Repair; Custom Cabinetry & Countertops: Hardwood & Furniture Refinishing; Luxury Vinyl flooring and Carpet remnants, Lighting, Quartz, RVS, Wallpaper, Window Coverings & Repairs.
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"Thank you [Member Name Removed] for your review. It is a pleasure to do business with you. Sandi"
"Thank you for your review (Removed members name). We are thrilled that you are happy with your sofa. Thank you for your business. Carol"
"Thank you Mr. [member name removed] for your review. It is customer's like you that have kept us in business for over 60 years. We appreciate your business. Les Worley"
In March, 2015, I stopped in at Worley?s with a picture of an old fashioned armchair (wood arms/legs, fabric back and seat) that was a wedding gift to my parents in 1933. I wanted it re upholstered as my mom/best friend, died in January this year and I wanted to do it in memory of mom and dad.
An employee was nice and she tried to work with me on fabrics and price over a couple of Saturdays, the only day I have free to work with them. The price was too high for me so she said the ?work? could be done without a time frame which would make it less expensive. I work full time Monday through Friday, so the employee offered to pick up the chair. April 4, I made the down payment of $207. I thought she would pick up the chair the next week but when I called she said the fabric wasn?t in yet. I?ve somewhat lost track of the exact time of calls but around the next week or so, she called to say the fabric was in. I waited for an appointment to pick up the chair but nothing happened. I stopped in the store at the end of that week and she was off and no one else knew anything about it. Another week went by. Finally, I get a call at home from a man from Worley?s asking if they could pick up the chair the next day at 8:00 o?clock. Since I?d already established with the employee that I work full time and she was eager to work around that, I thought he meant 8:00 at night. The next day I get a call at work shortly after I got there from a man with a heavy accent saying he was at my home to pick up my chair. I said not a.m. but p.m.
I got another call a day or two later from the man who made the appointment apologizing for the confusion and asking if he could pick it up on the next Saturday, 4/25/15, between 9 and 11 a.m. I had to be in another city at 11:30 a.m. so he said how about between 9 and 10 a.m. I said fine. On that Saturday 9 a.m. came, 10 a.m. came, 10:30 a.m. came and at 10:45 a.m. I called Worley's and said no one had shown up and I was late for my appt. and I was finished with this process and wanted to cancel the project. The next week an employee left me two messages on my home phone about offers from Mr. Worley, one of which included another choice of fabric as I wasn't that keen on the one I chose. I couldn't respond right away. I was tired and discouraged. I had lost faith in this process and didn't know what to do. The employee never came through on her promises about picking up the chair in an entire month. I was afraid to trust these people with such a special piece of furniture, their ability to communicate with me or each other, and their disjointed follow through. The last time I spoke with her, the employee didn't even know anyone tried to pick up the chair. She claimed to have only one phone number for me but Worley's contacted me both at work and at home so that doesn't ring true.
I finally stopped by the shop last Saturday and the employee was off again. The lady I spoke with didn't know anything about the problem. I told her briefly about the situation and she went to the back office to tell Mr. Worley. Instead of Mr. Worley dealing with this himself, she came back and asked if I would be home that afternoon to pick up the chair. It was the day before Mother's day and I would be at the cemetery but I didn't tell her that, I just declined the offer. Mr. Worley's reportedly said that I must pay for the fabric and that they had tried to pick up the chair but I misunderstood the time, etc. as though the whole mess was my doing. I said I wanted my money back and explained the sequence of events that led me to this point. She reported to Mr. Worley and returned to say he would send me a check. The check came this week with 1/2 of my money and a note offering me condolences and another deal if I continue with the job. [I know the fabric ordered will be kept and offered to another customer. They offered me fabric on hand.] If they could offer me a deal (through the employee) with any fabric of my choosing, why do I still have to pay for the original one? The "open time frame" discussed for this project was about working on the chair, not picking it up. After all, you can't work on something if you haven't even got it. Am I wrong? I see no malice here, but I?ve lost trust. Please help.
"Thank you [Member name removed]. It's a real pleasure doing business with you."
Installer came to home...without installation tools.......and required that our other contractor prepare the new window sill into which Worley's louver window shutter was to be installed.
Worley's contractor failed to clearly detail how they wanted the new window sill the first time that they came to our house and provided us with a bid proposal. This was the same day that we purchased the louver window shutters.
Then Mrs. Worley wanted to charge us another $350 to send her contractor/employee out again to finish the installation of this louver window cover. When I complained that Worley's contractor didn't bring along his "installation tools", Mrs. Worley claimed that her contractor "was instructed not to bring any tools". This was baffling because it was Worley's contractor's responsible to install the louver window covering.
"Thank you [member name removed] for purchasing your floor with us. It was a pleasure doing business with you."
"Thank you Member for your business and taking the time to give us a review. We strive to meet our customer's expectations 100% and appreciate you sharing your experience with us and others."
"Dear Member, I’m sorry to hear that you were not satisfied with our job. We are committed to and take pride in quality customer service. Importantly, we are certainly willing to further discuss this matter. Feel free to contact our store—and please ask for Sandy. We look forward to your reply."
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