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"Great. Very pleased with result and service. Counters look fantastic. First contacted Mitch for samples. Mitch left sample case for me to choose from and picked case back up in about a week. Returned to house to measure and suggest ideas for maximizing counter space and seam location. Came up with excellent solution for incorporating shelving and emailed two options. Provided a line-item quote. Helped us select an undermount sink. Removed old materials and installed new items. Very professional and friendly. Provided care instructions for counter upon completion of job."

"This is the third home that I’ve had flooring provided by Bloomington Carpet One. They do a phenomenal job start to finish. I am so grateful to have found them and will never use anyone else when it comes to flooring."

"He has done lots of work very well!"

"Was very pleased with the overall result of New Again. I submitted dimensions and pictures over the website and received a very competitive quote. After stripping the deck there were a few more boards where some rotting was identified and Barak and his team replaced them promptly. Stain looks great and made an immediate difference. I had been contemplating if my 20 year old deck was too far gone and needed replacing... but after seeing what Barak could do with stripping the old paint off, replacing some bad boards, and staining... I'm very glad I chose to do this rather than replacement."

"Jon did a nice job on the Kitchen Backsplash. He was always on time and listened to what we wanted done. He cleaned up everything very well after he completed the work and I could tell he cared about the work done. Easy to talk to and provided tips on maintenance of the tile. He was always very quick to respond when we sent him an e-mail. Would recommend."

"The owner of Above All Tile and one, John Shar, did three projects for me in my 1930s era home: replaced the original tile in my main entryway; regrouted the tile in a bathroom; and tiled my fireplace. The entryway project was pretty straightforward except that the subfloor had a hump in it and the door jamb was not parallel to the floor. These unexpected issues were addressed at no additional cost and the floor turned out great. The bathroom regrouting required removal and replacement of what was probably the original grout. Some of the grout lines were so thin that it was really challenging to remove it. John worked from about 9:30 in the morning until about 8 at night to get the first phase of the project done. I had selected a grout color; however, John suggested that I reconsider at use a greyer shade of white in order to better match some existing grout. He took his suggestion and as a result, you cannot tell the newly grouted area from the original. The fireplace was a much more complicated project. The hearth was replaced, and this required that the old oak that “framed” the hearth over the oak floor be replaced with a thicker, tapered frame that John had to construct. It looks great. The fireplace surround had been brick. This was tiled over using a hand-made porcelain tile. However, it was extremely complicated to lay out because I wanted the all the tiles to have a vertical orientation and I did not want to have any of then cut. Among other things, this required that John frame in the outer perimeter of the surround with wood and the inner perimeter with plain black tile. The results are gorgeous! John showed himself to be a craftsman with great problem-solving abilities, artistic sensibilities, and a tremendous can-do attitude. His prices were very fair. I recommend Above All without hesitation."

"It was excellent. The workers showed up on time, they followed the time line to finished the job, very pleasant, personable, and courteous. The workers at the design shop helped us with the selection of the materials."

"Pat T. at Schneider was able to identify for us right away a carpeting that would be good to add over existing hardwood floors in three rooms of our 100+ year old house. We wanted to make sure we would do minimal damage to the floors. The carpet he identified has the pad built in to the carpeting, so it lays heavy and therefore doesn't need as much to keep it in place - meaning, it is held in place with special double-sided, not nails or glue. Only the transition pieces are held down with glue. As a bonus, the carpet they identified is relatively "breathable" for the wood and considered to be "low VOC". The installation crew did a great job. It seemed tricky to us because we had a lot of furniture and not a lot of space to move it to for installation. Pat assured us they were used to dealing with this situation. We also have a relatively tight corner on the stairs going to the second floor and they were able to get two rolls of carpet upstairs! They helped us problem-solve a last-minute issue we discovered having to do with carpet placement relative to our back door."

"The installation went well. They responded quickly to me and were very communicative. I just think that it was a bit over priced. I paid it because I had no other option at the time"