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"Anderson Flooring has expert craftsman employees. First the stair experts came and replaced the stairs. Perfect workmanship. Paper-thin tolerances. Next came the sanding and stain guys. Again, quality work. Next came the floor installer (Brian) and over four days he removed the carpet, prepared the floor, and installed about 800 sq ft of Lauzon red oak hardwood floor, plus trim, in three bedrooms, four closets, two stair landings, and a hallway. The workmanship is impressive. We're very satisfied with the results. Ryan Anderson also arranged to have a final coat of finish on the stairs on a Saturday so we could move in the following Monday."

"From the free estimate to completion, everything was excellent and reasonably priced. Our porches look great with their new railings."

"Excellent job. Robert contacted me quickly. Give me an estimate and had the job completed in 2 days. Will definitely use for future flooring needs."

"They sent one man over and he took about 3 days to do it, so it took a little bit longer than it should have. He damaged a little bit of my plaster trying to get the old tile up so I had to replace that myself, but the floor looks great."

"This company has honesty and integrity--the most important qualities I could ask for in a contractor. They are fairly priced and they will do what they say! Could not recommend them more."

"Good. They even cleaned the wood trim of paint that ton it previously.
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"Everything went great! We had our 50+ year old oak hardwood floors refinished and had new hardwood installed in the kitchen and office. Everything match perfectly. I would definitely recommend Biernot Flooring."

"showed up on time and worked about 3 hours did a great job on all the carpets."

"The workmanship on the job was OK. There were a few skipping the sanding and in the final coating. The communication from the owner and the "front office" was poor.
The job was supposed to start on a Tuesday. We were supposed to have been given a call from the front office on Monday night to confirm the start time. Tuesday morning comes and we are waiting for the crew to show up so that we could go over details and make sure that we were all on the same page. I finally call the front office and are informed that the crew was behind on another job and they would not be here until the following day to start. Needless to day, that was causing problems across the board, that pushed the completion date and also left the arrangements that we had made for other accomodations in disarray. I went to the office in person and was told by Mr. Mcquitty that he was sorry and that "these things happen". I was not amused.
The crew finally showed up at 8:30 am on Wednesday and began the job. The crew leader (Frank) and I settled on the color for the floor staining and I showed them where there were wires to the alarm system coming up through the floor. This was so that they would be aware of these wires when they sanded. We chatted about a few of the other details and left.
The sanding and the staining  went fairly smoothly and the crew did a good job of cleaning up behind themselves. The dust residue was minimal although we took our own precautions. The first coat of polyurethane was also applied and left to dry. We were able to take a look at the floors from the doorway when we went to secure and lock the house at the end of the night. From what we could see it was acceptable. The following day, the poly was lightly sanded and the second coat of polyurethane was applied and left to dry. On the final day (Friday) Mr. McQuitty came in and put down the threshholds in the doorways.
We came in Friday night and inspected the job. We noted that there a few places that were not sanded well the second time. To be fair we did not complain to McQuitty about that at the time. Nor did we immediatly call about the alarm system wiring that was cut during the process and not disclosed to us.
We thought that he would have left an invoice for us for the final payment (we put down half of the estimate price) but all that was taped to the door Friday was the Angie's List form. We have been working hard to get the base and shoe moulding done and the rooms finished for the holidays. Mr. McQuitty has not contacted us directly but through the front office for the payment of the balance even though I have left several messages about the alarm wires that damaged.
Overall we are Ok with the job but very unhappy about the communication.
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"I had to pack up everything in my garage so that they could get to the walls to be fixed. When you’re in a situation like that, your entire world is upside down. They packed up everything up for me, cleaned everything up for me, and hauled everything away. I was just really happy with their services."