It went very well. Great company with great customer service. They came on time and finished the job on time as promised. I will recommend them to anyone! Thank you for a job well done!

This was my first time using Angi’s List. And I must say I was very impressed with how it works. After submitting my service request All Pro Flooring contacted me almost immediately. We exchanged several texts and we agreed on pricing. They were able to come today and do the repairs. Their work is top notch and I would recommend them for your flooring needs. It was so refreshing for everything to go smoothly!

From beginning to end, we were extremely pleased with AllPro. Juan Lupido and his team did an incredible job retiling our entire house. They arrived promptly every morning, worked hard all day and cleaned up before leaving every evening. They were courteous, discreet, efficient and very pleasant to be around. These professionals know what they are doing and above all, are honest and competitively priced. We will rehire them soon to tackle our old terrazzo floors. Whatever your needs are, I highly recommend AllPro. You will not be disappointed. Thank you AllPro.

John came and gave me estimate and was very professional. Sent contract and got it done on day specified. Showed up early. Very need and clean. Wonderful job. Would hire them again for anything flooring related and grout. Best company I have found since moving to florida

This firm is on Angie’s List as a good vendor, but I beg to differ. The “salesman/quote” Jorge Rios came to my house to see my master shower tile floor. Water is beneath the tile and source unknown. He gives me a price of $500 to tear up tile floor and “try” to determine leak source, fix it and lay new tile I must buy. I have no extra original tile. I was told by Jorge they would be here Wednesday, he said I was wrong it’s Thursday at 9am. Well, no show. I called Jorge and he became rude and hung up on me. PLEASE, do not hire this firm. They sub contract jobs to people who don’t come. I cannot believe they are even on Angie’s List due to their expertise is coloring tile grout and a few other “Oh, we can do that!” I will no longer look for qualified vendors on Angie’s List. This firm should be removed.

John, the salesperson, visit the property and game an estimate right on the spot. Then, the accommodate my schedule and got most of the work done within a day. The following day was only applying the sealer. I recently painted the walls and the machine damaged the lower section and they fixed that for me. The owner of the business went and visited the property to make sure everything was as expected. I can tell that they are professionals, they clean everything after themselves. Overall was an excellent experience, I had some other projects at the property and I will definitely consider them.

floors look amazing great work everybody was very happy with the finish work

Complete fail. We met twice. The first time he brought out 3 tile samples and measured the area to be tiled. The price was unbelievably good, so I thought that assuming the references checked out, he had the job. I asked him to find a somewhat darker beige tile. He came back a second time with samples that were almost identical to what he brought in the first trip. So he told me to go myself to the tile supplier and look firsthand to see what they had. After that second time, I was feeling a bit uneasy, because he specifically said the verbal quote he gave me at our first meeting would have included any of the three samples he brought. I specifically asked him later if that was just the price for labor, and he responded no, that it was the complete job, demolition of current surface, labor, and materials to replace. So I thought we were on the same page. Yet on the second visit, he expressed that of those initial three, they ranged from one at $.99 a square foot to the third at $.1.89 a foot. Hmmmm...was starting to sound like bait-and-switch, but I decided to give the benefit of the doubt and wait for the written quote before backing off, which was my initial reaction to this surprise change. I went to the tile supplier the next day, and found what I wanted. It was even less than the lowest tile he had shown me. I texted him (he seems to prefer texting as his communication mode of choice) and told him the one that I chose. That was last Friday. I told him I needed to get the quote and references I had requested on our first meeting in writing ASAP, as the supply of that tile appeared to be limited. I sent him my email address, just to be sure he could send it. I emphasized that we needed to get going on this as soon as he could, since after trying to find a tile I wanted, I didn't want to miss out on it. He sent a text saying, "OK....I do. I call Monday." Would have preferred sooner, as this should have been done already, waiting only to plug in the tile cost for the final quote, but OK. Again, I accommodated him. Well, Monday came and went. Nada. On Tuesday morning, close to noon, when he again failed to communicate, I sent a text politely requesting the quote once again. I explained again that the tile supply appeared to be dwindling, so I really wanted to get this project moving. He had specifically promised to call on Monday, so I don't feel it was unreasonable to contact him. No response all day. Mind you, this is a guy who had been responding almost immediately to every text prior to this. I wrote again that evening to say I wondered why he had was failing to respond. Told him that if he didn't want to do the job, would he please let me know. No response. It's now a week later. To date, the dude has been radio-silent. When he had the tiles, he drove me nuts calling and texting because he wanted to meet right away. I was in the middle of something demanding, so I hadn't picked up or answered the text right away. His repeated calls were very inconvenient. I picked up on his third try. I set up a time to meet with him the following day, even though it involved moving an earlier commitment. When he got the second pair of samples, he called wanting to meet within the hour. I accommodated him. So for him now to not even dignify my time and completely ignore me is ridiculous. Never managed to give me either a written quote or references, so I can't speak to the actual price he would have charged. Bottom left me is that he yanked me around, then did a disappearing act. As many home remodel projects I have done have taught me, if a guy is this undependable BEFORE the job, he's going to be much worse after the contract is signed. In my experience, someone who values the client is respectful of her time. At this point, I've probably lost out on the tile I wanted because of him. He gets no further opportunities to yank me around. If this is how he treats potentential customers, he doesn't need my business. This guy and this experience, in a nutshell, embodies precisely why homeowners hate the nightmare of having to deal with contractors. Like so many others, he gives home remodeling a really bad name.

He is a great guy. He is good. He paid attention to detail.

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They did a really good job I'm very happy with my floor!