Get matched with top grout: replace or repairers in Blanchester, OH

"The tile was cleaned. Grout was refilled, cleaned and resealed."

"Sam Price was a fantastic tile installer! Our kitchen backsplash looks better than any Tile Store Display in Cincinnati!! Mr Price’s Laminate Floor install in two bedrooms is also perfect. I could have not imagined a better job from anyone!!"

"I hired Tristate Complete Home Repair and Maintenance to fix a bad tile job in our new shower. They came out and worked diligently to fix the sharp tile replacement and drain issue. Jeff was professional, helpful, and answered our questions. I appreciate this company and will use them in the future for other home repairs and maintenance issues."

"Their work is excellent: cuts are clean, grout is even and color-consistent, and transitions to adjoining flooring are seamless. They kept the site tidy each day, finished on schedule, and stayed within the quoted price. We?re extremely happy with the durability and appearance of the work and would highly recommend them to anyone looking for professional, high-quality tile installation"

Fishing to see what’s out there. Licensed flooring installer, primarily ceramic tile, with knowledge in vinyl flooring and carpet. Have been in the trade since October 2017.

"We've had Dadstasks do a number of projects for us over the past 6 years and they have always been very reliable, friendly, and efficient with the work done well at a reasonable price. We asked them if they could come over quickly to replace a few bathroom tiles that had come off. Not only did they do so quickly, and did nice work with the sealant and wall & trim paint touch-ups too, but they did the work for free. Such a pleasant surprise, which is indicative of the caring they have for their customers."

"Brandon and his partner repaired our privacy vinyl fence and fence gate that for several years has been extremely hard to open. The vinyl fence had settled, over the years, and now had gaps where it should have been a tight privacy fence, and caused the gate to be very hard to open and close. Brandon did an excellent job removing the posts, re-cementing them into the ground, placing 4x4 wooden posts in the vinyl posts (that should have been placed when the fence was installed 9 years ago.) Our gate now opens without any difficulty, and the gaps are gone. I'm so glad we found Brandon, and look forward to calling on his company again for any future home repairs."

"Very well -- I had been told by another contractor the gutter segments at the point of repair couldn't be replaced and would need entirely new gutters around the house. Jeff Tucker was able to repair what I had. He was responsive, courteous, and did good work (as near as I can tell -- I'm not a contractor)."

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All work was excellent. James provides an itemized contract for all parts and labor, easy to see for example the cost of painting bathroom. Time frame - was told job would take 2-3 weeks. It was completed in 2 weeks and 2 days even with a delay in tile shipment. James is professional, cleans up each day, and keeps in contact throughout the job regarding progress or any questions. The wooden stair railing he built is beautiful. Not one complaint, everything done was perfect. Will use his services again and have already recommended him to friends. The gentleman who did the tile work did an excellent job, on the new tile in the shower, and regrouting the other bathroom.

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"There was a slight mixup initially when i called for an appointment for someone to come out for an estimate but it worked out well as we got to work w/Jeff Cawood. He had been out of town but when I called in to find out why noone was here at the appointed time, he came out later the same day. After this questionable start, I cannot imagine how the whole job could have gone any better. We are very pleased.

Jeff and his contacts helped us pick out the new tile for the bathroom remodel, including the listello (a new word i learned!) which went very well with our tile and paint scheme. He also referred us to a dealer for shower enclosures. The completed room looks like one right out of a brochure. We are very glad we did it. Jeff recommended the tile work be done first before the wood refinishing and carpet, so that is what we did. Jim and Dave removed the old tile in the shower,  around the whirlpool, and a small portion of the floor, then tore out the old carpet in the rest of the bathroom. Jim noticed that the whirlpool water supply lines did not have shut off valves installed and was very accomodating in working around a plumber that installed new ones. Now if there is a problem, we can turn the water off to the tub, not the whole house. I also like the way the new access panel was installed-a 12-in tile was caulked in place instead of grouted, so it looks very clean but is still easily removed and replaced. After the new grout dried for three days, Bill came back to apply grout sealer. [I would like to point out that another bidder for this job wouldn't do that, i was told to put the sealer on myself.]

Wayne and Greg sanded, repaired, and refinished the hardwood floors next. I was a little concerned because i knew going in that they do not use the new dust containment systems that are supposed to minimize dust. So yes, there was dust, but due to their good preparation and clean up, it was not nearly as bad as i had anticipated. [In fact, it was not nearly as bad as the dust from the interior painting done prior to this. There were so many patches sanded that gypsum dust got into all the cracks, that was much worse than the sanding dust.] Bill did a great job of hanging painter's plastic in the open foyer area to prevent dust from getting to the second floor. All the kitchen cupboard doors/drawers were taped up too. The large open doorways were draped with heavy canvas to minimize dust intrusion into adjoining rooms. In a paranoia move, we had put painters plastic over the furniture in the adjacent rooms as a back up measure. Only one of those rooms had a small amount of dust get through in a small area. So it was not nearly as bad as anticipated. [As a side note, a friend of a friend had recently had his floors refinished using the new type of dust containment system but he said there was still dust everywhere.] One floorboard had to be replaced but other damaged areas were either patched or sanded out. There was one spot where a 4-inch long, 1/4 in wide splinter had come out, but the patch was invisible. Wayne helped match the stain very close to the existing color which we wanted to keep. We chose a semigloss finish and are very happy with the results.

Finally, the carpet was replaced. We had no problems picking out the style of carpet we wanted but did go around a few times on the color. Jeff was very helpful. When the time for installation arrived, Larry and TJ moved the furniture, removed the old pad/carpet, and installed the new pad/carpet pretty much on a room by room basis. Some of the furniture was very heavy but they got it done. The stairway landing area had a different kind of binding that they matched up perfectly. All of the seams look invisible. The new carpet is so soft we like to walk around barefoot. Jeff did a great job planning out the work; a competitor overestimated the amount of carpet by approximately 10 percent.

The different phases of work were scheduled for 3 consecutive weeks. The tile and carpet phases took a little longer than planned but the job was still completed by the end of the last week.

Did I mention everyone was very easy to work with?  They were. And they all iterated that the job wasn't done until we were satisfied. Did I mention that Cawood guarantees their workmanship? They do. Call them if you need something they provide. I will."