Artistic Floors & Construction, LLC

DO NOT USE - job not finished and Vannessa is not cooperating. They did interior paint and also wood veneer flooring.

Hands down one of the greatest vendors I have used in my 20+ years in the business. We had a very strict budget and timeline, and they met both. The extraordinary effort that was put forth was so much appreciated by me and our staff. Vanessa, Wade, Mandy and Shawn are some of the hardest workers I know. I was so impressed by their work, I hired them to begin another job, and will continue to use them. Amazing group. And Vanessa is not only increadibly knowledgeable, but very helpful and patient.

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They had to remove four rooms of carpeting and replace 5 sheets of subfloor due to water damage, before the new laminate flooring was installed. Over all, it took the two installers over a week to complete all of the required work. They were always prompt and courteous, if either would have to leave the worksite they would inform me where they were going and why. They were great to have working on my property, and were very respectful of it. The sales reparative that estimated the job cost was accurate and was also very easy to work with. The job has been finished for several weeks now and no issues have arisen that require a callback. Thank you Artistic Floors & Construction, LLC for a job well done.

Crew is lots of fun with plenty of great ideas along with the experience to back them up. We have every intention of hiring them for future projects.

My old wood floors were in bad shape - peeling up, worn, water damaged. I had Artistic come out to do an estimate for repairing or replacing them. It was quite obvious replacing with new flooring would be the way to go. I went to two different distributors to see product samples for myself. It took me several weeks, but I finally found a product I like. Vanessa's estimate was quite a bit less than four other ones I got, and included all the little details I didn't want to deal with, like moving furniture, replacing baseboards, moving pedestal sink in 1/2 bath, etc. Actual job took a little bit longer we were hoping, mostly because my floors had settled and were uneven and needed some extra prep work. Overall, it took Shane 7 days to rip out my old wood flooring and the linoleum that was underneath it, level the existing floor and put in the new vinyl floors and baseboards. It looks fantastic, and I am so happy with my new floors.

We are very pleased with the look of our new wood laminate flooring. Shane is a very hard worker and went over and above to give us a quality job. Would not hesitate to recommend this company.

So I hired Scott and his company, they had a fairly competitive bid. They made some major renovations including adding a new roof, removing an unwanted wall, installing new flooring throughout the house, and a complete interior paint job. This is where the challenges started. The flooring looks pretty good. Sadly they installed an unneeded seam right between the living room and hallway. This is completely unnecessary, since the same flooring continues from room to room, and looks/feels cheap and tacky. This was the least of my issues. The paint was very poorly done. I had to call him back 3 times to repaint the entire missed sections. It felt like dealing with a toddler being asked to clean his room. I would keep reminding him of unpainted sections, he would say he was *all done* and ask for his pay, and I would check and the sections would still be unpainted. In the end I would up doing most of the finish work myself. Scott and his crew cannot complete a professional paint job. I was mislead, I think purposefully. He offered to *Epoxy* my concrete porch for $900. In the end he simply used grey paint on it. When I asked he pointed out that it was technically an *epoxy paint* but that is not what most people think of when concrete epoxy is mentioned. He also neglected to clean the surface first, so the paint was chipping on in large sections just a day after application. His crew left paint footprints all over the sidewalks and carport when finished. Unfortunately, I wound up paying him without carefully rechecking EVERY aspect of his work, and found the next day a large section that he STILL had not painted despite repeated reminders. When I asked him to remedy this, he stopped responding to my calls. I do not know how he has managed to get such high reviews here. I suppose his flooring looked decent (except for the lazy transitions), so maybe he is worth hiring just for that, but make sure you do not give him his money until you have had time to check... not like you would check a normal contractor, but how you would check someone who is actively trying to defraud you and hide incomplete work.

On time, kept work site clean used quality materials

They completed the job in 2 days as planned in a pleasant mabber

Scott and his team did a fantastic job on our flooring project! After trying to work with a store to replace flooring I gave up and found Scott and was so glad I did. He was great to work with, everything was simple and straight forward. He was able to provide a full quote quickly and was very reasonably priced. Scott gave me a bid on Tuesday and the floors were done by Friday afternoon. Highly recommend!

Let me start by saying that I love giving awesome reviews. I am quick to rate someone highly, and slow to give a poor review. But a poor review is more than warranted in this case. First, I will say that Scott and his crew are very friendly and pleasant to work with. My fiance and I had bought a new spec home, and wanted to change the paint color of the walls, kitchen cabinets, doors, and baseboards; we wanted the floors completely replaced, and multiple ceiling fans/lights installed. Scott said he and his crew could do everything, and encouraged me to also replace the existing baseboards with new ones, since it would not be much more to do so. I agreed, and the entire project cost about $15,000. My fiance and I had not moved in to the home yet; we were still living at our apartment until the house project was completed, so nearly all the work was unsupervised. I came to the house on their last day on the project, and when I saw the floors and walls, I was thrilled with their appearance, and even told them I would be giving them a rave review! Then, over the next few days, I inspected the quality of the work, and the less obvious details. The floors and paint looked beautiful, but literally every other detail of the project was done sloppily. The crown molding of the kitchen cabinets was standing about 1/4 away from the cabinets, and were merely glued on. so an entire strip of the molding fell off onto the floor. The baseboards had been pre-painted, then nailed on, and hardly any of the nails had been painted, so each one was visible. Almost every one of the doors had noticeable damage done to the corner, and two of the doors did not close at all. There were smudges and nicks that had not been touched up; a little of that is expected, but some of them were in plain view. The most shocking part is that our patio was used as a work station, and plastic and boards were nailed directly into our stucco walls. Dozens of nail holes were visible, as well as large blobs of paint on our walls, and nothing was done to repair anything. My fiance is the one who discovered this, since it never even occurred to me to check for damage OUTSIDE our home, when all the work was for the interior. A couple of weeks later, two guys showed up to handle the repairs; one was a trainee. My fiance and I left to run errands, and our one request was to make sure they did not leave any doors open so our cats would not get out. The trainee painted the nails in our master bathroom and created multiple paint smudges on the floor. The other guy handled the repair on the stucco, but it looked terrible dozens of holes still remained, it did not blend at all, and he had gotten stucco over another contractors tools, and not cleaned it off. The repair work actually made everything look worse than before. And most of the repairs we had mentioned before were not even done. When we got back home, and saw how poorly everything had been done, we decided to check the video camera to see if anything else had happened. That is when I saw that our back door had been left open, and unattended, for 12 full minutes. Thank God our cats did not get out. I called again, this time in tears, and was told they would come out again the following Saturday (I was not given a choice on day or time, just informed when they would be there). This time, we stayed and observed the repairs, and I believe the guy who came out did his absolute best to repair things this time, but the stucco still looks noticeably different from the rest. Bottom line, this was blatant disrespect of my property. These guys are really nice, but using my brand-new walls on my patio as a workbench is unacceptable. I do not understand why they thought that was okay. The corners of all my doors look horrible, and that cannot be fixed without replacing them. I am posting this review in hopes they will be more careful and respectful in the future.

Scott and Tim were consummate pros when it came to our flooring renovation - they demo'd every room (carpet and tile) and installed Oak vinyl plank throughout (except bathrooms, which got new tile). They also worked with us on replacing baseboard with materials we provided, and they were willing to add on extra tasks as they went along (at our request) - but they kept to the same project time frame. I found them to be extremely knowledgeable and willing to work with us as customers at every turn - they also provided other options when we ran into snags or possible setbacks. Scott and Tim were also very personable - they are easy to talk to and we all have the same taste in music, which was a definite plus during the course of this project!! :-) I'll definitely be recommending these guys (Artistic Floors) to any of my family, friends or co-workers that are looking for new flooring...

Scott responded quickly when I asked for an estimate. He and his team did great work. My laminate floors look fantastic. I would definitely hire him again!

Job completed well and on tim,e.

Scott and his team were very professional, neat and tidy. Their efforts to please the customer were unsurpassed. Not only did he install my floors but was able to help me with other projects. I highly recommend Artisic Floors and Construction!

They did a great job i would definitely hire them again.

A good company. honest and dependable

I had about 3000 sq. ft. of laminate flooring installed. Scott was easy to work with. His help was efficient and meticulous. If not to Scott's expectation, part was reinstalled. Pricing was more than fair. When they said they would be there, they were there. My new floors are solid and beautiful. I highly recommend this company.

Did good work at a very good price. Came back out on a few minor details that needed finished/corrected. Took a bit longer than thought but was not a burden. Scott answered his phone and followed through with commitments.

he did a great job

Statement Date: 4 October 2017 Robert “Bob” “Rob” I. MILLER was careless in the removal of the tile, in that there was no caution taken in containing the dust from the removal. When installing new tile, Miller used no spacers to align the tile, consequently, tiles were uneven and many had to be replaced. Miller also failed to apply sufficient quickset to the tile allowing hollow places; consequently, 70 tiles had to be removed and replaced. Robert I. Miller’s tactic is to get a large amount of money upfront and then require weekly payments. This way he is paid ahead of work being done, which put the home owner at the disadvantage. Money is filter through his partner, Doreen LOPEZ. Miller used “Flooring work order/invoice” from Artistic Floors & Construction, and does not put his name on any documents. Miller also uses Artistic Floors & Construction when ordering paint. I talked to Scott Welty, owner of Artistic Floors & Construction, Welty claimed no responsibility for Robert I. Miller using the company’s work order/invoice. Welty, stated that Robert I. Miller had done sub work for him for 8 years. Robert I. Miller painted the inside of my home. The job was so bad, I had to have the whole home repainted by another company. Robert I. Miller comes across as a very nice and pleasant person and works with his step-daughter Raeann LOPEZ.

On the surface the work appeared to be well done but after time the issues that were not addressed reared their ugly head. The contractor agreed to meet and came to asses the situation and agreed that it needed to be fixed and that he would take care of it. He asked when would be a good time and I told him "any time". He said he would contact me to get me on the schedule and he never followed through on that. All subsequent attempts to contact him since have gone unanswered.

Spoke to the owner, thought he would be coming to do the job but then the morning of he sent another individual of whom had a helper. They did a decent job but the quality control on the Engineer wood I had was not so good as multiple planks were "Checking" (I called it split wood of the veneer on the plank), the individual DID come back and replaced 8 planks...it was a mess and the entire house had to be cleaned again. Then I had a couple of the replaced planks that were a bit high and in the high traffic area in which I brought to the installers attention....he told me they too might need to be replaced once again. Good news is they seem to be taking care of the issues, bad news is that they have to keep coming back to correct the work and it is a mess to do so. My recommendation is that the work at the beginning of the day is good but as the day goes on you might want to do your own quality inspection. Hopefully they will take care of the high planks and keep it as contained as possible as communicated 1 day job is now in a week 2.