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Diamond Grout

815 Walnut St
4.91(
75
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Diamond Grout

815 Walnut St
4.91(
75
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Customers say: Quick response
Recommended by 97% of Angi customers
Recommended by 97% of HomeAdvisor customers

Grout cleaning and restoration experts. At Diamond Grout we strive to provide excellent service with the top experts in the industry in order to ensure the best experience possible for our customers. Our technicians are highly trained, polite and punctual professionals. We provide in-home estimates with one of our experts that will help you determine all your wants and needs at an affordable price for you. After Diamond Grout is done, your old grout will look as good as new!

"Great job. Calvin is very prompt and knowledgeable. Max, who did the restoration on the shower and walk-in was terrific."

Terry N on August 2023

Grout cleaning and restoration experts. At Diamond Grout we strive to provide excellent service with the top experts in the industry in order to ensure the best experience possible for our customers. Our technicians are highly trained, polite and punctual professionals. We provide in-home estimates with one of our experts that will help you determine all your wants and needs at an affordable price for you. After Diamond Grout is done, your old grout will look as good as new!

"Great job. Calvin is very prompt and knowledgeable. Max, who did the restoration on the shower and walk-in was terrific."

Terry N on August 2023



Martin Ramsey Painting and Home Improvement

1.00(
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Martin Ramsey Painting and Home Improvement

1.00(
1
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22 years of experience

Martin Ramsey Painting and Home Improvement is Rosedale Park, MI located remodeler that simply does it all. We have been doing this for 12 years now so you can be sure of our great skills. Our satisfied customers are a testimonial for the quality of our work. Give us a call now! Remodeling, Kitchen Remodeling, Kitchen Remodeler, Bathroom Remodeler, Home Remodeling Rosedale Park, MI

"I'm posting this here because I was recommended this business in this group. I would hate for anyone else to get scammed... I would NEVER recommend Martin Ramsey for any work. We hired him to paint our new home prior to moving in. He agreed to 4 days, sent a guy who didn't finish the job after giving him an additional day. Ceilings not painted, base boards not painted, doors not painted and walls 1/2 done. The owner Martin came and walked our house and admitted his guy did not complete the job and left us a total mess. Martin never offered to rectify the mess nor apologize. He took our money knowning darn well the job he contracted was not done. Seven months later he was court ordered to repay and has yet to do so. His incompetent painter cost us more as we had to hire another painter, change our move in date, change our movers schedule and on and on... He is not professional. He is a cheat and should not be in business. Beware of this business. DO NOT HIRE MARTIN RAMSEY"

Carol R on November 2021

Martin Ramsey Painting and Home Improvement is Rosedale Park, MI located remodeler that simply does it all. We have been doing this for 12 years now so you can be sure of our great skills. Our satisfied customers are a testimonial for the quality of our work. Give us a call now! Remodeling, Kitchen Remodeling, Kitchen Remodeler, Bathroom Remodeler, Home Remodeling Rosedale Park, MI

"I'm posting this here because I was recommended this business in this group. I would hate for anyone else to get scammed... I would NEVER recommend Martin Ramsey for any work. We hired him to paint our new home prior to moving in. He agreed to 4 days, sent a guy who didn't finish the job after giving him an additional day. Ceilings not painted, base boards not painted, doors not painted and walls 1/2 done. The owner Martin came and walked our house and admitted his guy did not complete the job and left us a total mess. Martin never offered to rectify the mess nor apologize. He took our money knowning darn well the job he contracted was not done. Seven months later he was court ordered to repay and has yet to do so. His incompetent painter cost us more as we had to hire another painter, change our move in date, change our movers schedule and on and on... He is not professional. He is a cheat and should not be in business. Beware of this business. DO NOT HIRE MARTIN RAMSEY"

Carol R on November 2021


"Excellent! The job was perfect. I've never dealt with a better service provider."

David M on July 2018

We are Metro Detroits hardwood specialists. We accept cash and checks and soon will accept credit and debit.

"Excellent! The job was perfect. I've never dealt with a better service provider."

David M on July 2018


Michigan Flooring

51715 Schoenherr Rd
5.00(
25
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Michigan Flooring

51715 Schoenherr Rd
5.00(
25
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Customers say: Quality work
Recommended by 100% of Angi customers
Recommended by 100% of HomeAdvisor customers

Michigan Flooring is one of the very few flooring stores who are properly licensed and certified to install multiple floor coverings and hold a Residential Builder License in the State of Michigan. The hard work and dedication to excellence that our installers provide is what truly sets us apart from the rest. Here at Michigan Flooring we bring all of the latest and greatest flooring trends directly to your door step. Skip the hassle of driving all over town to deal with cheap chain stores and allow our experts to bring quality products to you. Our installers are certified through CFI, Armstrong, and the NWFA to provide our customers with unmatched service and quality.

"Everything went very well. I was impressed with their attention to detail from beginning to end."

Marie M on August 2019

Michigan Flooring is one of the very few flooring stores who are properly licensed and certified to install multiple floor coverings and hold a Residential Builder License in the State of Michigan. The hard work and dedication to excellence that our installers provide is what truly sets us apart from the rest. Here at Michigan Flooring we bring all of the latest and greatest flooring trends directly to your door step. Skip the hassle of driving all over town to deal with cheap chain stores and allow our experts to bring quality products to you. Our installers are certified through CFI, Armstrong, and the NWFA to provide our customers with unmatched service and quality.

"Everything went very well. I was impressed with their attention to detail from beginning to end."

Marie M on August 2019


Slip Defense

10279 Lakeside Dr
5.00(
1
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Slip Defense

10279 Lakeside Dr
5.00(
1
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Customers say: Quick response
Recommended by 100% of Angi customers
Recommended by 100% of HomeAdvisor customers

Slip Defense is a Floor Safety Company. We treat floors that are slippery when wet to make them safer. We also treat bathtubs, showers and swimming pool areas. Our services are available for Residential, Commercial and for Governmental entities. Slip and falls are the second leading cause of accidental injury and death. We offer Free risk assessments. For details contact us today.

Slip Defense is a Floor Safety Company. We treat floors that are slippery when wet to make them safer. We also treat bathtubs, showers and swimming pool areas. Our services are available for Residential, Commercial and for Governmental entities. Slip and falls are the second leading cause of accidental injury and death. We offer Free risk assessments. For details contact us today.



Suburban Paint

4075 Green Lake Road
No reviews yet

Suburban Paint

4075 Green Lake Road
No reviews yet
32 years of experience

Carpentry and painting work for over 20 years. Payment is based on invoicing, typically a deposit and final invoice upon completion after inspection. If a larger project there may be the need for invoicing draws. Payment to be received upon receipt of invoice.

Carpentry and painting work for over 20 years. Payment is based on invoicing, typically a deposit and final invoice upon completion after inspection. If a larger project there may be the need for invoicing draws. Payment to be received upon receipt of invoice.


Ya-Ya's Home Improvement

Unknown
2.67(
3
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Ya-Ya's Home Improvement

Unknown
2.67(
3
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Customers say: Terrific value
25 years of experience

Home Improvements, Big or small I can do about anything. Personal touch because owner does your jobs.

"This review hurts a bit to write - because Jason is a neighbor and we started off on such a good foot. I was ready to rave about him to everyone i know. Things quickly turned sour, however. To leave such a bad review - and to dissuade others from winding up in the predicament we were in- I am going to be explicit with examples. To sum it up if you’re not a read: he did enough to shake our trust in him both in terms of as a skilled laborer as well as a person we were allowing free access to our home (originally unsupervised). He doesn’t communicate, rushes through his work and his workmanship is shoddy, at best. It’s Jason’s way or the highway with little respect for your time or your home. Payment schedule - $1,000 up front, $3,000 end of day 1, $2,000 at 100% completion. Begged with sob stories about LOSING $3,000, needing to close his cabin, having to hide money from his wife, then demanded additional draws of the remaining amount, resulting in full payment prior to completion. Told us he sticks to that to keep him honest when we tried to pay him at the beginning of day one (we didn’t think we’d be home at end of day one) - he then took the check anyway after handing it back and ran to the back IMMEDIATELY - like before actually doing anything. Then demanded we pay in cash going forward - even sending me out with both kids for non-payment schedule draws to get him cash. When i couldn’t get to the bank one day, he proceeded to remind us in person, call me at work, text when I’d be home and was frantic over getting this money he WASN”T even supposed to be getting that day but massively pressured us into giving him on this new, unarticulated schedule. Messy - he doesn’t have courtesy in your home. While I understand construction is a messy process (and by NO means is our house spotless) - he left dust, tile fragments, materials in our kitchen sink from rinsing etc. Gouged our hallway floor with his tools - but never addressed it with us. There was dust from sanding left everywhere. TERRIBLE communicator. We understand that life happens. Jason got sick mid project, and he was where he needed to be - home. However, the few days leading up to him being sick he came in and did basically nothing. Made an error in our shower tile then pushed back about fixing it (but ultimately did). Said in the beginning he was coming at 730am daily and working until about 230-3. We had our household up and ready for people to be over, which is no small feat with a 5 month old and a 2.5 year old for him to consistently do whatever the **** he wanted. We felt like we couldn’t trust him and were always trying to figure out where he was and what he was doing. He worked 3-4 hour days, and as you’ll see below, the rushing really was noticeable. Says he’s working late, but then his wife is calling telling him whats the point of having a small business if he’s not going to set his own hours. Texted him on a sunday asking if he’d be here, said yes. Next day all the sudden had a mechanic appointment, dr appointment and couldn’t come? Like he didn’t know about those on a sunday afternoon but at 645am monday it changed? Communicated a finishing timeline for us including working on a saturday. Next day he forgot he had to set up and attend his daughter’s party - no big deal but why not have a firm grasp of your schedule. Obviously business is not his strong suit. He treated us like his servants - at his beck and call for supplies, even though at the beginning we had asked what we needed and how much, and he indicated additional supplies he’s grab and we’d pay him back with receipts. By the way, if you do hire him, make sure the receipts he’s handing you are actually yours, he tried to give my husband a receipt for $90 that was not ours. We missed a lot of work because of this and our inability to trust him in our home to do a decent job without supervision. Don’t be afraid to outsource to outside trades people. HIS electrician was going to be $400 and two weeks out - we had an amazing guy come do the same task for $125 the next day. His plumber freelances for him and was totally rude - hollering in our house hold and causing a massive disruption in our household. Luckily his job was done well and in one night. Poor workmanship - he told us our shower was safe for our daughter to use, and that all he had left to do was paint (which was delayed for a preference of ours with respect to electricians, so acceptable) The center track was not set properly and the door almost came off on my toddler. When I texted Jason this – he had an opportunity for some customer service – a sincere apology and an indication that he’d get it taken care of would’ve gone a long way. Instead, I get a text “OMG see I said I didn’t like that design … sorry that happened.” Quite honestly, I don’t care if you LIKE the design. I LIKE THE DESIGN. You led me to believe you were competent and capable to do the installation, and told me directly that the tub was safe for me to bathe my toddler (pending sending my husband on a goosechase for a part – and if he didn’t return in time you were leaving). The faucets weren’t attached to the vanity in a secure manner. There was grout right by the tub completely missing down to the subfloor. The caulk in the tub didn’t cover to the point where there was black streaks coming through looking like mold in a brand new tub. Type to enter text While the amount monetarily is nominal - he made himself at home, taking food from our fridge, freezer and pantry without asking (we would have given him free reign) but instead we’re finding goldfish wrappers in the garage, veggie straw wrappers in the linen cabinet, we had several things (like an entire pack of buns, pound of turkey lunch meat) go missing. Nothing worse than going to make turkey burgers for dinner to find you have NO BUNS. Also helped himself to ice cream bars, pretzels (leaving crumbs in our brand new cabinets!) We are now about a month and a half from completion and have had to fix a leaky running shower, completely reinstall the glass shower tub door, and are dealing with a toilet leaking all over our floor. We decided not to pursue having Jason fix these things because of the above experiences, and therefore acknowledge that we didn’t give him a further chance to rectify our ongoing issues."

Julia S on January 2019

Home Improvements, Big or small I can do about anything. Personal touch because owner does your jobs.

"This review hurts a bit to write - because Jason is a neighbor and we started off on such a good foot. I was ready to rave about him to everyone i know. Things quickly turned sour, however. To leave such a bad review - and to dissuade others from winding up in the predicament we were in- I am going to be explicit with examples. To sum it up if you’re not a read: he did enough to shake our trust in him both in terms of as a skilled laborer as well as a person we were allowing free access to our home (originally unsupervised). He doesn’t communicate, rushes through his work and his workmanship is shoddy, at best. It’s Jason’s way or the highway with little respect for your time or your home. Payment schedule - $1,000 up front, $3,000 end of day 1, $2,000 at 100% completion. Begged with sob stories about LOSING $3,000, needing to close his cabin, having to hide money from his wife, then demanded additional draws of the remaining amount, resulting in full payment prior to completion. Told us he sticks to that to keep him honest when we tried to pay him at the beginning of day one (we didn’t think we’d be home at end of day one) - he then took the check anyway after handing it back and ran to the back IMMEDIATELY - like before actually doing anything. Then demanded we pay in cash going forward - even sending me out with both kids for non-payment schedule draws to get him cash. When i couldn’t get to the bank one day, he proceeded to remind us in person, call me at work, text when I’d be home and was frantic over getting this money he WASN”T even supposed to be getting that day but massively pressured us into giving him on this new, unarticulated schedule. Messy - he doesn’t have courtesy in your home. While I understand construction is a messy process (and by NO means is our house spotless) - he left dust, tile fragments, materials in our kitchen sink from rinsing etc. Gouged our hallway floor with his tools - but never addressed it with us. There was dust from sanding left everywhere. TERRIBLE communicator. We understand that life happens. Jason got sick mid project, and he was where he needed to be - home. However, the few days leading up to him being sick he came in and did basically nothing. Made an error in our shower tile then pushed back about fixing it (but ultimately did). Said in the beginning he was coming at 730am daily and working until about 230-3. We had our household up and ready for people to be over, which is no small feat with a 5 month old and a 2.5 year old for him to consistently do whatever the **** he wanted. We felt like we couldn’t trust him and were always trying to figure out where he was and what he was doing. He worked 3-4 hour days, and as you’ll see below, the rushing really was noticeable. Says he’s working late, but then his wife is calling telling him whats the point of having a small business if he’s not going to set his own hours. Texted him on a sunday asking if he’d be here, said yes. Next day all the sudden had a mechanic appointment, dr appointment and couldn’t come? Like he didn’t know about those on a sunday afternoon but at 645am monday it changed? Communicated a finishing timeline for us including working on a saturday. Next day he forgot he had to set up and attend his daughter’s party - no big deal but why not have a firm grasp of your schedule. Obviously business is not his strong suit. He treated us like his servants - at his beck and call for supplies, even though at the beginning we had asked what we needed and how much, and he indicated additional supplies he’s grab and we’d pay him back with receipts. By the way, if you do hire him, make sure the receipts he’s handing you are actually yours, he tried to give my husband a receipt for $90 that was not ours. We missed a lot of work because of this and our inability to trust him in our home to do a decent job without supervision. Don’t be afraid to outsource to outside trades people. HIS electrician was going to be $400 and two weeks out - we had an amazing guy come do the same task for $125 the next day. His plumber freelances for him and was totally rude - hollering in our house hold and causing a massive disruption in our household. Luckily his job was done well and in one night. Poor workmanship - he told us our shower was safe for our daughter to use, and that all he had left to do was paint (which was delayed for a preference of ours with respect to electricians, so acceptable) The center track was not set properly and the door almost came off on my toddler. When I texted Jason this – he had an opportunity for some customer service – a sincere apology and an indication that he’d get it taken care of would’ve gone a long way. Instead, I get a text “OMG see I said I didn’t like that design … sorry that happened.” Quite honestly, I don’t care if you LIKE the design. I LIKE THE DESIGN. You led me to believe you were competent and capable to do the installation, and told me directly that the tub was safe for me to bathe my toddler (pending sending my husband on a goosechase for a part – and if he didn’t return in time you were leaving). The faucets weren’t attached to the vanity in a secure manner. There was grout right by the tub completely missing down to the subfloor. The caulk in the tub didn’t cover to the point where there was black streaks coming through looking like mold in a brand new tub. Type to enter text While the amount monetarily is nominal - he made himself at home, taking food from our fridge, freezer and pantry without asking (we would have given him free reign) but instead we’re finding goldfish wrappers in the garage, veggie straw wrappers in the linen cabinet, we had several things (like an entire pack of buns, pound of turkey lunch meat) go missing. Nothing worse than going to make turkey burgers for dinner to find you have NO BUNS. Also helped himself to ice cream bars, pretzels (leaving crumbs in our brand new cabinets!) We are now about a month and a half from completion and have had to fix a leaky running shower, completely reinstall the glass shower tub door, and are dealing with a toilet leaking all over our floor. We decided not to pursue having Jason fix these things because of the above experiences, and therefore acknowledge that we didn’t give him a further chance to rectify our ongoing issues."

Julia S on January 2019


Custom Concrete Flooring, LLC

8636 Norborne Ave
No reviews yet

Custom Concrete Flooring, LLC

8636 Norborne Ave
No reviews yet
Free onsite estimate

We are 100% veteran owned business. We take check, credit/debt, and net 30 terms with a negotiated down payment as well as financing options. We are licensed and insured through the state. Free estimates and referral program.

We are 100% veteran owned business. We take check, credit/debt, and net 30 terms with a negotiated down payment as well as financing options. We are licensed and insured through the state. Free estimates and referral program.

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Flooring Installation questions, answered by experts

You can tell a carpet is good quality if it’s made of a soft, durable material and has a good face weight and density. When comparing two similar carpets, the higher the face weight, the more durable the carpet tends to be. The same goes for carpet density. A higher density of two similar carpets often indicates better quality. The ideal carpet face weight and density values depend on the carpet material and type. 

Carpet tiles come with a preexisting adhesive backing, which means installing them is as simple as peeling off the paper and sticking them down where they need to go. In other words, no. You won’t need to purchase any separate glue to get your carpet squares situated. It’s already built into the carpet tile itself.

New carpet installation offers warmth, comfort, and aesthetic appeal. It can improve indoor air quality by trapping dust particles and provides a sound-dampening effect, which is beneficial for creating quiet environments.

Impervious or vitreous tile and vinyl flooring work best for the kitchen. These surfaces are non-porous (or have a very low porosity) that can stand up against spills, splashes, and plumbing leaks. Some natural stones are also a good fit, but keep porosity in mind. You may need to seal them to avoid stains and water damage to the subfloor.

Start by removing any debris, nails, or staples left behind from the old carpet. Next, thoroughly vacuum the subfloor to eliminate dust, dirt, and loose particles. If adhesive residue remains, consider using an adhesive remover or scraper to lift it off gently. You can also use a sander. Finally, wipe down the subfloor using a damp rag to ensure all remaining dirt and residue is gone.

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