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"LVP looks great and tile in the kitchen look great but the trim and baseboards were not finished and I had to have another contractor come in and install them. The stairwell was sanded and stained and I was told they could match the stain for the stairs to the LVP and that wasn’t true either. The stairs came out pink. Now I’m having another contractor come in and fix. I would not recommend to a friend."

"Darwin is a very knowledgeable tile setter. They were clean, on time, professional, polite and it is my pleasure to recommend them. Steve"

"Job was done very professional, cleaned up after and overall I was very pleased with the finished project. Satisfied with the work."

"Best price for my job. Completed the work promptly with high quality. Very patient to match a custom stain color, and actually applied a perfect match. Just really good guys in every aspect…would love to have them do additional jobs in the future."

"I had a great experience working with the Floor Crafters team to pick out flooring and schedule the installation. The work was completed quickly, and my floors look amazing now!"

"Steve is very responsive and easy to work with on each step of project. Any concerns or questions throughout the process he's on point. Cheyenne “the magician “ built our deck with his team. Presto! High quality, solid, beautiful! 🤩"

"By far the most professional service that I've had. As a business owner, it is important for things to be done in a timely and professional manner. JNR flooring exceeded our expectations and we are looking forward to future tike work."

"Terrible to work with.Took much longer to build than was quoted. Concrete inspection failed twice. As a result the floor is not level and is out of square. Framing inspection failed. To save costs, we said we would stain the wood. We thought all of the wood was provided which we stained. Then more wood was brought in which they installed without first letting us stain it. We had to stain the main beam once it was installed because of their poor communication. Framers removed the attaching house roof & left it uncovered. It rained that night and we had rain in our kitchen and living room. Ceiling & walls had to be redone. Painter they hired was a poor communicator. Never came when he said he would. When he did come, he managed to paint our kitchen curtains and painted shut one of the ceiling kitchen vents. Left his equipment for days in our porch area, kept saying he would be by to pick it up. The only time Fred came by was to pick up payments, never checked the quality of work done by his employees. We could go on, but there was not much good to report about this contractor. Stay away from!"

"We worked with Tartaglia Renovations in 2020 on a complete overhaul of a bathroom and improvements to another bathroom and half bath, so we knew they were trustworthy, a pleasure to interact with, flexible when complications arose and meticulous about details. This time, Matt Tartaglia spearheaded the project and Claudiu Culda put in long hours to make sure our kitchen floor turned out exactly as we wanted. The previous owners of our house had installed a tile floor in the kitchen and laundry room in the late 1990s. That floor was cold in the winter and difficult to clean, so we decided to replace it with hardwood that would go with the rest of the house. The last owners hadn’t taken up the original floor, which was linoleum from 1967 laid down over a subfloor on top of wooden boards. The heavy tiles had to be smashed with a sledgehammer and pried up. Then came the layer of Duroc that had bonded those to the linoleum, then the linoleum, then the subfloor, then the layer of boards under that, because some had suffered water damage long ago and had partly rotted. Claudiu stayed cheerful through all the craziness. He put in a fresh layer of thick plywood, followed by an insulating layer, followed by oak boards that he sanded, stained, varnished, buffed and varnished again. We wanted those to match the rest of the house, so we used one-and-one-half-inch boards instead of the three-inch wood often installed in kitchens. Naturally, it took twice as long to put in. When he and Matt realized the new floor was lower than the old one, and there were gaps between the hardwood and the bottom of our cabinets, they found a way to bridge those gaps with wood stained to match the floor. The room looks warmer and inviting and will actually be warmer underfoot in the winter. We are thrilled with the results."

"I was very pleased with the work Hector did. Will definitely use him again."