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"I dealt with

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in the office. She was wonderful. She put me in the right direction, listened to my interests, gave me options and explained the warranties on different products. The installation guy came out and when he was doing my second floor bathroom, he found that I was missing a flange-thing and told me it needed to be replaced, or it could leak. He didn't have to do that, and I thought it was very professional of him to let me know. They were excellent, polite, on time and he cleaned up after himself."

"He did a great job, was very reliable, kept in touch with me at all times, and was reasonably priced. I have used

for many, many other jobs of varying types."

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Albany Flooring Articles

Is your tile shower really waterproof?

Not waterproofing your shower can create a breeding ground for unseen mold (bottom left). (Photo courtesy of Bluegrass Flooring)

Thinking of having a tile shower installed? Make sure it's waterproof. Mistakes by builders, plumbers and tile setters can leave you with unseen standing water and moisture that leads to harmful mold.

How to choose the right flooring for your home

This bamboo floor is as attractive and functional as a traditional hardwood floor, but the materials are less expensive and come from a more renewable natural resource.

You’ve made the decision to invest in your home by getting new flooring. Whether you choose laminate wood, hardwood, engineered wood, carpet, tile or vinyl depends on your personal preferences, family structure and budget.

Radiant heating: Pros and cons of heating your bathroom floor

Radiant flooring adds a cozy feature to this already stunning bathroom. (Photo courtesy of Angie’s List member Bob K. of Flemington, N.J.)

Radiant heating is quickly becoming a popular option for home temperature control, used in both small and large spaces. Here are the top pros and cons for radiant floor heating (RFH) in your bathroom.

Which is the best floor tile for your bath?

Vinyl floor tiles are among the most popular choices for bathrooms thanks to their low cost and durability.

Learn about the many options homeowners have for replacing bathroom floor tiles. Some of the most popular tile types include vinyl, plastic, porcelain, linoleum and even wood. See which type is the best.

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Albany Flooring Installers Reviews

"Bill

of Carpet One taught me a lot about carpets! He gave me all the information I needed to make a good decision about our new carpeting. He explained the different makes and quality levels and helped keep the project within our budget. He was professional and courteous. The carpeting was delivered sooner than we expected, for which we are grateful."

"Its been very good. I think their prices are a little high compared to other places, but the work was worth the price paid. They were very professional and answered all my questions about the job."

"I'm very pleased. They came and measured. They were here when they said they were going to be here, and they cleaned up after themselves. Their price was comparable to other box stores, and I was happy with the quality of their work. Two friends gave me a reference for them."