
Dj Floors LLC
About us
DJ Floors & Remodeling is your premier source for all of your carpet, hardwood flooring, painting and ceramic tiles needs. We specialize in every aspect of Carpet, Hardwood Flooring and Ceramic Tiles including Carpet Installation, Hardwood Flooring installation, repair, refinishing,Ceramic Tile Installation and Painting. Whether you have just moved into a brand new home or are looking to start a remodeling project, DJ Hardwood Floors is here to help you every step of the way. We are Licensed and Insured for both Residential and Commercial. Our professional installers will help you select the hardwood flooring and ceramic Tile that is perfect for you. Our goal is to help you achieve the elegance and beauty in your home that you have always dreamed of.
Business highlights
Services we offer
Hardwood floor sales, ceramic tile & bathroom remodeling., installation, refinishing
Amenities
Free Estimates
Yes
Accepted Payment Methods
- CreditCard
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"Thank you [Member Name Removed] for choosing DJ Floors. I are glad to hear that you are satisfied with our work! Our goal is to make our clients happy!!! Sincerely, DJ Floors' team!"
1) DJ's bidding process is highly professional. Someone stops by to gather information and compile an estimate. An itemized invoice is sent to you. However, I altered the nature of the work in a phone call following the bid. No revisions were sent, but the addition was minor, so this raised no alarms. My mistake.
Workers arrived completely unaware of the change. For this, I take partial responsibility. The experience taught me that DJ's bids are their sole tool for tracking project expectations. I should have insisted on everything in writing, for my own sake.
Workers also arrived without materials. I'm receptive to some details needing to be handled in person...but measurements and materials had already been covered during the during the estimate. Ultimately, matters were clarified via email. But again: why not send the email in advance, and not lose 3 hours of the job to driving to a store or warehouse? Someone dropped the ball administratively.
2) The lead woodworker cut corners and was deceptive about it. I've worked with him once before; he was the sole weak link the last time I hired DJ. That first time, I chalked it up to a language barrier and assumed the best. This second time around, his English suspiciously became broken only when asked to revisit a task.
Late in the day, upon discovering that he lacked the materials finish the job, he tried to hammer back in the stuff he was hired to replace. When I raised enough of a stink for him to agree to return the next day, he didn't. Calling DJ, somehow they had gotten the impression that the job was complete?
He returned 2 days later with a project manager (I applaud that move), which gave me time to scrutinize and point out broken and cracked pieces that were installed in more than one location, as well as an entire area that was missed because furniture wasn't moved. All were replaced.
The material missing from the previous day? He came prepared...with the wrong size. So he installed it crooked, to cover up the gap. When I called him on it, he ensured me it was straight...until I took out a tape measure. Then his story changed to the fact that the gap was too big to fill. Which is it?
His team handled most of the painting and finish work. They came without drop cloths. Ultimately one of them asked me (in an indirect way) if it was alright for him to paint less, rather than properly prep the space. In the end, they completely missed one of my closets, and still left gaps that I would rather have reworked. At a certain point you cut your losses.
This review seems needlessly nit picky. Yet I chose to omit things (like a damaged piece of furniture), because I am reasonably sensitive to the mishaps of demolition and installation. In the end, however, there's something to be said for taking pride in one's craft. It is my responsibility to vocalize dissatisfaction...but the job has already gone downhill if the work is so sub-par that I'm forced to scrutinize every square inch with a fine-tooth comb.
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