[paqdkq]

I'm looking for a capeting provider. We've used The Floor Shoppe in the past. We've heard about Reoberto's. Suggestions??

[CarlR33]

Up north I used Lowes who sends out an installer after purchase and I was satisfied.

[Pugchief]

Originally Posted by paqdkq

I'm looking for a capeting provider. We've used The Floor Shoppe in the past. We've heard about Reoberto's. Suggestions??

Roberto's replaced some carpet in the 2 spare bedrooms for us and also did some LVP in the other areas and we were very happy with the job. Would easily recommend them.

[kaseydog]

Did you use the robertos in colony plaza?

[Pugchief]

Originally Posted by kaseydog

Did you use the robertos in colony plaza?

Yes, but they're all the same as far as I know.

[kaseydog]

Thanks for your reply

[Marmaduke]

Originally Posted by paqdkq

I'm looking for a capeting provider. We've used The Floor Shoppe in the past. We've heard about Reoberto's. Suggestions??

We have had an unbelievably fantastic experience, using East Coast Flooring. Exceptional quality ALL THE WAY. Proficiency with long term crew. Top notch all the way.

We've also used Roberto's in Colony Plaza.
We chose quality porcelain tile to replace vinal that the former owners had put in the baths and kitchen. Loved the efficiency, the oversight and the end product. An overall good experience with one glitch. The removal of ugly vinal in the kitchen proved difficult and they let water seep into our livingroom floor but LUCKILY, we had a replacement board. The supervisor got involved RIGHT AWAY...apolgized profusely and installed the piece himself.

I recall the sales people saying, "we never get call-backs on tile, ceremic or porcelain."
However, I've heard it said that all flooring companies can get call backs on Vinal that 'shrinks away' from the edges.

We haven't had carpeting in our homes, beyond area rugs since the 80's, but those 2 companies can be trusted!

[bowlingal]

go to LA Flooring in Wildwood. In the Save A Lot shopping center. Family owned, great company to work with.

[paulcallaway]

I had used the Floor Shoppe on Rt. 301in Oxford for one job, but would not use them again, as in my opinion, the sales person was deceptive re pricing.

Originally Posted by paqdkq

I'm looking for a capeting provider. We've used The Floor Shoppe in the past. We've heard about Reoberto's. Suggestions??

[Remembergoldenrule]

When my mom did carpet, she got Stainmaster from either Lowe’s or Home Depot. Compare at least 4 places for not only carpet, but all the hidden fees or take up and removal. Baseboard removal and replacement if needed and touch up. DO NOT SKIMP ON PADDING! Padding makes all the difference in feel and wear. If you are going to sell in next five years consider LVP as that is the in thing now. Have fun redecorating.

[birdawg]

Roberto’s. Excellent

[TerryTre]

Originally Posted by paqdkq

I'm looking for a capeting provider. We've used The Floor Shoppe in the past. We've heard about Reoberto's. Suggestions??

Don't know about carpet but we used Roberto's for entire house floor tile replacement. Very professional and excellent work. On time and no surprises.

[Blondesare]

Floors of Distinction in Leesburg. They are family owned and operated and have large showroom with great pricing and quality products. Their installers have been with them for years. I had flooring done with them and they really care about their customers. They do kitchen and bath remodels too. I will have them convert my tub/shower in my guest bath into a walk-in shower in the near future.

[queenpalmgirl]

We used Robertos for LVP and carpet. Very happy with everything.