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"During our first discussion, Russ provided deep insights into how he handles hardwood floor installation, things to consider in terms of vendors and how he separates himself from his competition. After our first discussion, I knew he was the right person to work with. He was very prompt in addressing my multiple questions prior to and during the project. Early on we spoke about timing, when it would be completed and he did not disappoint hitting the mark. Russ and his team were very professional, providing me daily updates of the status, what they would be handling the following day etc. The most important thing, the floor looks great. I will be recommending RJM Flooring to anyone that is in need of flooring installation."

"excellent job, in and out in four days, clean, professional, responsible, polite, and always on time, would definitely recommend, without hesitation, the job was done right, knowledgeable, and efficient, excellent job, we're sooooo happy with our new floors, only positive things to say, would definitely would hire them again, great guys, no issues to speak of,"

"We had a great experience with Tri-State Installers. They did an excellent job replacing our hardwood floors. The team was professional, friendly, and easy to work with. The floors look beautiful and the whole process went smoothly. We would definitely recommend them to anyone in South Jersey looking to replace their hardwood floors."

"MC Alpha Construction, LLC completed deck replacement for me. From the initial meeting, I felt comfortable with Marcos he was professional and polite. They arrived early every day and completed the job in a timely manner. I will definitely hire MC Alpha Construction, LLC for other projects around my home in the future."

"Amazing team. From the inspection, to install, and completion. It’ll be tough to find a company as comprehensive as this one. Quality service, communication, and execution."

"The carpenters were punctual and very respectful of your property. In my case they were flexible with other workers who needed to come in and complete their job.. They worked a miracle on one of my walls by patching in paneling, which mow looks like it was never damaged.Most importantly to me they never left a mess. Truly good work."

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"Julio and his team from Pro Floor Sanding did a phenomenal job refinishing my second floor. They not only did an amazing job on our floors but were also professional, courteous, and treated my home as if it were theirs. The job they did truly exceeded all expectations, and I could not recommend them enough. 10/10! If you are looking to get your floors refinished, Pro Floor Sanding is 100% the way to go."

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HIRE THIS MAN! Integrity, artistry, and honesty -- we love Sam!

My boyfriend, Peter, and I had just closed on our new house on the Friday and wanted to refinish our hardwood floors before we moved in. Weeks earlier I had scheduled someone to give us an estimate the day after the closing (to start the following Monday), but when that contractor arrived he told us that the floors were irreparably damaged because the previous owners had painted them rather than stained them. He said we would be better off installing new floors, which he would be happy to do for about 4 times the cost of what he told me over the phone. He also told us that the flooring that we did have was not nice enough to sand and polyurethane, anyway, and if we still wanted to go that route, we would have to find someone else. We told him that we would have to think about it and waved goodbye.

I immediately got on the Internet and found Sam's Hardwood Flooring (Loc Pham). He came out the next day (Sunday) and said that he could do the job despite the black paint. He also cautioned us that the floors might be a little damaged by the paint; we wouldn't know until after the sanding. We assured him that we like "character" in hardwood floors. In fact, we were hoping that the floors would be heart pine with lots of knots and variation in the grain as well as nail holes and age, but it turned out that the floors were a soft pine (less interesting but old enough to still have character.) Anyway, Sam and his team started work on the Wednesday and were done Friday afternoon, a week after we closed on the house! He sanded the floors to their original 1878 beauty and put down three coats of polyurethane (satin finish).

Since Peter is very busy at work (in Philly), and since I live and work up in Boston, we were glad that we felt very comfortable giving Sam the keys to the house for the three days. He, Peter, and I stayed in communication via text and telephone throughout the process. Peter stopped by before the finishing to see if we wanted to stain or just polyurethane (a debate that Peter and I had for months before we even bought the house). I was FaceTimed in to the discussion. In the end we decided the floors were simply so pretty that we would just do the poly to emphasize the old country charm of the wood. I mean, the floors look F'ng AMAZING! We are beyond thrilled.

That first guy obviously thought he would upsell us. The other day I ready a quote in a design magazine, "Only in America would a person rip up high quality 150 year old hardwood flooring worth $15 - $20 per square foot only to install inferior and flimsy modern flooring worth $3 per square foot." I laughed. In the end our project was affordable and we got the real deal.

I wish you all the best with your projects!

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"We purchased this home on a Friday and decided earlier that week that the hardwood floors needed to be refinished before we moved in the following week. Allen stepped up and offered to do the job over the weekend. The house is nearly 100 years old and it looked like a previous owner tried to refinish the floors themselves and it showed. The rooms also have baseboard heat so it made the job a little more tricky. Allen was hoping that he'd be able to get a smooth finish and in the end, the floor looked 1000% better. Allen truly did appear to love his job and in today's society, how many contractors would give up their weekend."