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"The team from Gores Hardwood Floors did an amazing job refinishing our wood floors. They worked with us to get exactly the color we wanted and explained the options for a finish. The result is beautiful! We also appreciated their care - they touched up base boards and made sure fans were blowing to minimize dust and fumes (which was suprosinly minimal). Appreciated their being on time and the communication over a multi-day process. They are also just a very nice, fun team. Highy recommend!"

"Process was swift and efficient! We were able to get the work completed within a week after our initial quote. Very reasonable!"

"They were on top of it called me. Asked me if a certain day was good I told them could we change to a day I had off they said of course. Carpet guys were also great. They did forget to hook my closet door up. A bit fustrating but I also didn't notice. But they took the time to clean the floors than lay new padfing than carpet. All 3 of those guys came out didn't mess around got job done 1 day and it was alot."

"Wagner Floors is, without exaggeration, one of the most dishonest and unprofessional companies we?ve ever dealt with. We had them come out after a flood to replace our carpet. They insisted on sending a sales rep in person so we could get an accurate quote. We trusted that. Big mistake. After agreeing to the price, they demanded full payment upfront before even ordering the carpet ? which should have been our first clue that this company operates on red flags. Then installation day arrives: 12/22/2025, a date they promised so our home would be ready before Christmas with family visiting. The installers walk in and immediately hit us with, ?Oh, by the way, you owe another $350 because the salesman miscounted seams.? This exact issue shows up in other reviews, so clearly this isn?t an accident ? it?s a pattern. See the rest on Google. To long to post full review on this platform."

"I hired Footprints Floors Colorado Springs to install laminate flooring in my basement over a concrete slab. I accepted the contract on February 3, 2026, and work began on February 11, 2026. When installation began, I noticed no moisture barrier had been placed between the concrete and the laminate. I raised this concern with the owner, who told me several times that a barrier was not necessary, that they do not typically use one here in Colorado, and that he personally guarantees his work and would handle any problems if they arose. Based on that conversation, I allowed them to proceed with part of the basement. The following morning, after speaking with other flooring professionals and the manufacturer of the laminate, I learned that a moisture barrier is required for installation over concrete in order to maintain warranty eligibility. I contacted the company and asked that the installation be corrected. The project manager, Eric, stopped work and left for the day. When he returned on February 12 with plastic for the barrier, I noticed the material appeared extremely thin compared to the standard 6-mil vapor barrier I had been told was required. While reinstalling the flooring, he was placing the plastic underneath planks that had already been installed. I questioned whether the material was correct and expressed concern that the flooring might need to be removed again if the barrier did not meet requirements. At that point, he stopped work, told me to speak with the owner, and left the jobsite. I sent the owner a video of the plastic being used, and he acknowledged it was not the correct material. The installer returned the next day, February 13, removed the flooring again, and installed a new plastic barrier before reinstalling the laminate. I informed him I would take a few photos of the barrier for documentation, which he acknowledged was fine. He completed the installation around 6 PM that evening. The following day, after walking the finished floor, I noticed significant issues. In several areas there are loud crinkling sounds under the flooring when walking, and along multiple baseboard edges, particularly in the hallway, the floor visibly moves up and down when stepped on. The amount of movement is substantial and does not appear normal for a newly installed laminate floor. I contacted the company about these concerns shortly after completion. The owner came out to inspect the floor and stated that he did not believe the movement was significant. He suggested that if I wanted the floor leveled, he could arrange for a leveling company to provide a quote. Prior to installation, leveling or slab preparation had never been identified, discussed, or documented. Because of this, I am concerned about being asked to incur additional costs after installation has already been completed. I am seeking a resolution that addresses the movement and stability of the floor and ensures the installation meets manufacturer requirements and performs properly long term."

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"Did great work replacing a storm door and an exterior door for us - they look and work great, he even came back out six months later to make adjustments at no cost when one of them shifted a little with the weather."

"My husband and I needed a gate installed around our AC unit on a slope. Ryan and his father came out and installed it for us and did an amazing job! They also used hardware that matched our other gate. They worked quickly and efficiently. I will highly recommend them to anyone needing work."

"Will hire again."

"Doug, the owner, was good at communicating and cost but his guy was not great. He had to lace in wood on both sides, and destroyed a lot of the wood that he pulled up, so we were left short of wood, and he had to actually rip some out of the closet and destroyed more of that than was needed as well. He left gaps and high points that I had to tell him to push down again. I'm not sure what to do with the large gaps now. The worst was that he left glue all over the place. I had to take off thick glue with my fingernail so I wouldn't scratch the wood and instead tore up my fingernails. Then, Doug told me to use mineral spirit which I tried unsuccessfully. Of course, the whole time i'm asking myself why I am on my knees after paying for this. I'm worried using paint thinner on the wood finish, but the floor looks awful! Every other person cleans up! He left a dusty dirty mess and a floor that makes your cry. "