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"I hired Elite Home Paint to repaint my cabinets. Unfortunately my cabinet doors were in very bad shape, as they were partially sanded down and also had paint stripper poorly applied. As I'm a very black and white person, I reached out to Ariel and sent him photos of the doors, and he said he could do the service. When he got at my house with his crew, they saw the doors, and the service was still confirmed to be possible, even though the quality of the doors were bad. They got to it, and when I got home from work that morning (I work nights, so didn’t see the job completed until the next day), I was very disappointed. They didn’t completely sand down the doors or drawers, so all the marks that were on the units showed up on the paint, very poorly. When I contacted Ariel, he blamed the parts on being damaged and that no one would have done the service for the price he did. I explained to him that at no moment, he told me that the condition would have impacted the end product, as I thought he would properly sand and DIDN’T! As I continued to inspect the unit, I found multiple spots with paint drips, parts completely poorly painted, still white (I painted my cabinets black btw). I tried contacting Ariel to try to settle this peacefully and he basically told me the job was done, and BLOCKED my phone number (I know this because when I call it goes directly to voice mail, and when I use a friends phone, he picked up. Sent a msg through Facebook as well and completely ignored. I would leave it alone if it were just the spots of the poor sanding, but all the white spots is completely unacceptable. Very disappointed with the lack of professionalism and poor service, definitely DO NOT RECOMMEND this company."

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"I waited 6 months before leaving this review in order to provide fair and balanced feedback. In November 2017 I solicited several bids to remove and replace glued-down engineered hardwood flooring in my living room, kitchen and hallway made necessary by a kitchen remodel project that left ghosts in the flooring where there were once walls. Richard was the least expensive so I gave him an "A" on Price. When we contracted on a price and product the entire job was supposed to take 3 weeks start-to-finish. In reality it was close to the end of January 2018 (three months) before the work was completed. The delays were all on the part of Richard Porupski who did not show up when promised and when he would show up he would work maybe 90-120 minutes and leave. More than once he would not show up at all. Removing the old floor was a tough job, no question. I recommended Richard rent the tools he needed at Home Depot but he insisted on doing it his way which left divots in the concrete slab I suggested filling but he denied it was necessary. It was taking him and his worker so long to complete the demo I even started pitching in just to move it along. To be fair, the old floor was very well adhered and it was a tough job but that is why you hire a professional, right? Richard assured me he had done this before and seemed to know what was required to get the job done. When the demo was completed Richard told me he had underbid the job. Moving on to installation of the new wood flooring, Richard sent two of his workers, Clint and Steve. These two men bickered most of the two days they were there. Richard never showed up to supervise or ensure quality control. Richard bought the new wood at Lumber Liquidators and bought Bostik Vapor Lock adhesive. Bostick recommends on the can that the flooring be rolled with a heavy roller to ensure full adhesion. Richard told me they don't do that and just walking on it should be sufficient. The areas that are now hollow probably could have benefitted from Richard following the adhesive manufacturer's directions to roll the new flooring. I placed heavy boxes of new product on the new floor after the first day to ensure good contact with the cement. There are areas where there are hollow spots. I requested Richard come to the house so he could epoxy-inject the hollow areas to get the good adhesion I expected. He promised to be there on a Monday and did not show up so I will have to do it myself. I have texted Richard to respond and he has not. He does not stand behind his work and I would not use him nor would I recommend you use him. Oh, and by the way, Richard left a table saw here that I moved to the work shed in the backyard so if you read this review, Richard, I still have your table saw."

"I cannot stress enough how deeply disappointed and frustrated I am with Absolute Windows. We gave them a substantial deposit on a project worth over $250,000 in May 2024, expecting quality and timely work. Instead, we were subjected to delays, incompetence, and outright negligence. They claimed the job was ?finished? in October 2024, but what followed proved that was anything but true. The so-called hurricane-proof doors they installed were done so poorly that they blew open during a Category 5 hurricane, doors that wouldn?t latch, lock, or even stay shut in ordinary winds. This wasn?t a one time issue either. For months, our home was left unsecured. One particularly terrifying moment came when we couldn?t even lock our doors during an active shooter situation in Spanish Point directly behind our home. They claim this was PGTs fault, yet two of their employees drilled out the door, leaving it worse than it was before. "