Atlanta Vinyl Plank Flooring Installation

My husband and I decided to hire LJ Remodeling after consulting with seven different contractors, including two of the big box stores. Luis returned my call immediately and scheduled an appointment to give us an estimate within 24 hours of my inquiry. From the moment we met to discuss my project, it was clear that this contractor was both very knowledgeable about construction best practices and creative. While we had had three contractors express concern or shy away from altogether the inclusion of my stairs (an unusually configuration converging stairs leading to the lower level) in the installation of flooring, This contractor clearly outlined how, although challenging, he would be able to successfully install my LVP flooring and a complimentary flooring on the stairs as well. His team arrived on time and completed my project in less than a day. The results were amazing! My husband and I were so pleased with the results. The converging stairs matched very well with the rest of the flooring. Luis listens to his clients and works to provide them a quality service to match individual style preferences and budgets.

If you need flooring, this is the company you need to use. We had flood damage in our home and Concept came to our rescue. I have dealt with many contractors over the years, and my experience with Concept flooring was the best ever. They were professional, prompt , and very competitively priced! I never write reviews but this experience went so well, I felt I needed to share!!!!

The experience was excellent, I was more than pleased and I will use this company for any of my future contractor needs. The most important part of the experience was the consideration and respect provided while in my home, that is lacking in a lot of contractors. There is a certain amount of anxiety I experience with having strangers in my home, and that did not occur. Bryant was very honest and considerate in explaining the services that would be provided. I really felt it was a sales pitch and remained cautious. As the job progressed he came to the job site several times and at the end I realized he was being very truthful in his initial sales visit. He answered any questions however I had very few because the professionals who came to do the work were more than able to answer any questions. The 2 gentlemen that did the work were terrific!! They were so considerate and worked very hard. It was hard to believe that the contractors came, worked from 8:30-6:30 and only took 30 minute lunch, and showed up every day. The job took 3 days and I absolutely love the results. I did not know that they did work outside of flooring and kitchen/bath remodeling. I was looking up electricians to put in some recessed lighting after the first of the year. Bryant said they do all contract work so I will be using them for all my future contracting needs. It is like finding a good mechanic!! I have finally found a good contractor and have already been referring this company to my friends.

Was assisting my disabled sister in getting new carpet and flooring in her condo.  As she is mostly home-bound, we needed a provider that could come to her with samples, and installers that could get the job done in one day when I could be there.  Had a good sales and installation experience with 50 Floor.  Salesperson Matt showed up on the appointed date at the appointed time (in the middle of a torrential downpour, no less); was very patient, personable, and knowledgeable about the products.  Was able to schedule the install within 10 days of selecting product.  Received reminder calls prior to and the morning of the installation, installers called with their ETA and showed up on time.  They worked diligently and had everything finished in one day.  Overall a good experience and I would use them again, and recommend them to others.

I got three estimates, including one from a big-box store running a Black Friday special that provided me a 27-page estimate. Danny's estimate (1 page) came in lower and faster than the others. He saved me some money by using transition pieces from another brand that matched well. I felt like I could trust him, and allowed him and his team to have my garage door code to come and go while I wasn't home. Everything turned out great. The floors were installed as expected, when expected, without any damage to anything, and, best of all, are beautiful and durable. I will call Danny again when I get around to finishing my basement.

Empire sent only hard flooring installers. Insisted that full payment be made prior to install work beginning. They now refuse to return to complete carpet work saying the salesman shouldn't have included it in my contract. Empire will only provide a nationwide number to their "Customer Service" department. Multiple calls resulted in promises to have local management call me. After two weeks of non-returned phone calls I finally got in contact with the local office by scheduling a new online sales appointment and then having the salesperson put me in touch locally when he arrived the next morning. Amazing that they call you back within minutes for a sales call! Spent another week making daily calls trying to negotiate a settlement with local sales manager. He finally agreed to a reasonable settlement and promised a check would be cut and placed in the mail that afternoon. That was ten days ago and still no check. Every call I place to him, he assures me that the check has been processed and mailed. I have never experienced this level of apathy and lack of consideration from a service provider.

This team is so professional, they always come when scheduled and Bryant the contractor is on site once a day. Not that he needs to be because the electricians are very capable. They did above and beyond, were very respectful and I love the work. I had used this company to lay 2300 sq ft of vinyl plank flooring and was so impressed with their work I will never use another company.

First, he negotiated with my fiance' to complete work ON OUR NEW HOME before our wedding day at our new home.  My fiance paid him initial $2,000 to start work.  Additional $2,000 was to be paid on completion of shed, $2,000 on" completion of garage wall, and a final $500 for completion of Bathroom tile, drywall, vanity, light fixture.  Additional money was negotiated to total $7,300 when we added a few things.  My fiance left town the day before work started.  Immediately after the first day he asked for an additional $2,500 before any of those items were completed.  I didn't know the terms they'd agreed on so I got him the money the next day.  This was to be an ongoing problem.  He repeatedly asked for money before the jobs were completed.  Finally we just wanted them out of here and not do any more work, we just wanted them to fix the plumbing problem in the bathroom, He wanted complete payment and assured me that someone would be there on Monday or Tuesday to complete it, we had paid the final $500 in good faith, and no one ever showed up to fix it.  We still have the trailer full of construction trash/nails in our backyard, and we have called and texted to have someone remove it, and we can't even get someone to respond or come and pick it up.  And I have almost 100 people showing up 2 days from now for my wedding!  We let him know that it was a safety hazard, children are coming and still no response. OK, so that's not even the worst of it!  I texted him on Labor Day to let him know concerns that I had regarding the quality of construction and why he was requesting payment prior to completion of the jobs on the contract, etc.  In response, did I get any customer care or service?  No, instead, this was his response.. "As for the shed, I had intended to do a few additional things free, but if this is your attitude, let's follow the contract.  I described to a T to Ms. White exactly what I intended to put on for siding.  I may have gotten the name of the siding wrong, but the siding is what I described. First of all I gave an exact description of what was included on the shed.  A ramp was not included.  I gave her the second door as a gift for my error on the shed......I may not have minded doing it if Ms. White had asked because she knows how to correspond nicely and intelligently.  Because of YOUR attitude I'm no longer including the ramp free but will give you a cost.......My attitude & work is always on point. But you have a lot to learn about being simply nice......".  He had told my fiance that he would be using a concrete board that would be great to wall in a garage and make it a living space.  He ended up using cheap fiberboard and it's somehow ok for him to say that saying concrete siding to me and using fiberboard is OK because he just 'USED THE WRONG WORD?"  It only got worse from there.  They used materials that we had here for other things without asking us.  They asked my fiance on 2 occasions to leave work and go pick up materials for them because they had no one go get it for them and on two occasions, she was asked for money for supplies because the guys working didn't have any money to go get things.  In addition, one day he was out of town and not only asked her to keep them busy, but also asked her to go deposit money to his checking account! They had put the door on the shed and my fiance came home and realized that the lawn mower wouldn't fit in the door.  She asked him what they were going to do about that because he had showed her a picture and let her know it would fit.  When she called him on it, he LITERALLY SAID "That's the only door they had".  Really??  Did he go to the Dollar Store to get it?  Seriously, then he made a big deal of removing that door, so they BUILT a door on the other side.  Then he made it sound like it was a GIFT to build a ramp when they built the shed raised off the ground and we didn't know it was going to be.  Did he expect that we would just LIFT IT IN? On the day one worker came to work in the bathroom, they removed a vanity.  while they were working on other things in the bathroom, sewer water came through the open drain.  They cleaned it up and then left for the day.  Later on the same day, my fiance came home to find sewer water all over the bathroom floor again.  She called the contractor and said if they didn't get out there, she was going to have to get a professional cleaning company to come and clean it up.  He asked her to Please CLEAN IT UP HERSELF!  She said no, that was not ok and she would need someone to get out there.  He made excuses for the worker saying he wasn't really familiar with plumbing & that he was having truck problems! REALLY?!?  WHY would he be having him work on our plumbing when he didn't know what he was doing?  She texted him and spoke to him and said she didn't want people who weren't familiar with plumbing or electrical working in our home.  He later sent the same worker out to finish and fix the vanity/sink.  He had already told her that he didn't know electrical so she thought someone else would be coming to complete the rest.  NO!  He was supposed to finish it all and told her it had to be done that day!  He finished the vanity, but said we can't open that drawer because it is too close to the pipe and don't want to loosen it.  He said he had to do the light fixture. My fiance questioned him and said she didn't want him to get hurt and didn't want the liability.  He obviously didn't want to get in trouble.  He insisted on putting it in.  Then he realized that if he put the fixture we wanted in, he didn't have time to fix the drywall hole that would show and he didn't know how to move the electrical box.  SO, she had to go back to Home Depot to find a new fixture that would cover the hole.  He put in the light fixture, removed the mirror, and instead of fixing the drywall behind the mirror, covered it up with the new mirror, so it cannot be painted until the drywall is repaired.  As soon as he was gone we were asked for the remainder of the payment.  In the meantime, the drain under the vanity started leaking all over the new vanity. He came and met with my fiance and she paid him.  He reassured us that he would make it a priority to get someone out here to fix it Monday or Tuesday.  That is the last we heard of him.  We have texted, called  over and over.  We still have the trailer in the backyard, we had to get someone else in here to fix the plumbing because the only 2 main floor bathrooms could not be used until it was fixed.  We have 10 PEOPLE staying with us before the wedding, 30 PEOPLE her the night of the wedding and 100 more coming on Saturday for our Reception Party.  AND WE CAN'T EVEN USE EITHER MAIN FLOOR BATHROOM!  Don't be fooled, this was not a good contractor and we have been frustrated every step of the way.  They have pushed to be fast fast fast, they want to hurry to get started to get money in hand.  They don't take the time to go over details of the jobs to be done and they don't use quality materials, and take shortcuts to be quick.   I'm disappointed to have to write this.  During the whole process he was pushing to have us give him a great review for Angie's list and I honestly cannot write anything that I am happy about because of all the bad things that happened during this whole process.  We are happy about getting married, and we are really happy we found someone great to come and fix and finish the things that Prodigal Sons messed up or didn't finish before the wedding this Friday.  I only wish they would make this right financially and get their trailer out of here before then so it's not an eye sore for our party.  Nothing I can do......maybe sell the trailer?  Nope, sorry, nothing good to say here....... Nathan & Tammi - Tyrone, GA

This is a family owned and operated business. The process went smoothly from start to finish. I was allowed to take multiple samples of flooring home prior to my decision. The sales team was patient and informative, and friendly.Stayed open late when I arrived very close to closing one day. Arrived on time on the date of installation, installed flooring, cleaned up, and acted in a professional manner. The also called to follow-up and check on my satisfaction. Recommended.

The vinyl flooring, basement painting .and carpet install were done well: on time, on cost, and look great. The half-bath work was a disaster. Most of the tile floor replacement looks great, but the wallpaper removal and paint morphed into replacement of drywall (at the providers recommendation) and installation of a new vanity (at my request). The finished product was atrocious, as admitted by the provider- hammer gouges and deep scratches were left in the new dry wall, painting was uneven and sloppy, corners of the walls and crown molding were botched and covered up with calking. My new vanity was left scratched and covered in paint and drywall residue. The company provided another crew to redeem the job; they put in a good effort, and attempted to fix the damage. In the end, the entire bathroom should have been re-gutted and redone again. The end result is just barely passable- perhaps mediocre at best. The newly installed drywall and vanity are in rough (not new) shape. All in all, the room looks worse than it did when they began. I certainly do not feel the end result was worth $3,500 just in labor.