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Flooring Contractor
updated: Oct 03, 2011, 4:13 PM
I am looking for a flooring contractor who can remove vinyl from my small kitchen
floor, remove damaged concrete and install a new subfloor. Any suggestions for
reputable person?
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CAPTAIN HALEY
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2011-10-03 04:53 PM |
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I like Andro's.
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COMMENT 219505
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2011-10-03 05:08 PM |
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Make sure whoever does it doesn't grind the mastic glue into dust because it usually contains asbestos . There are solvents designed just for that so dry dust particles don't get to the lungs .
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COMMENT 219535
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2011-10-03 07:02 PM |
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Good advice, no grinding. Ramirez Flooring is great too.
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COMMENT 219551
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2011-10-03 07:58 PM |
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Curtis Carpets - Ask 4 Jim Phillips
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COMMENT 219609
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2011-10-04 07:47 AM |
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I am a contractor, so I will complicate things. I would get a demo guy to remove the old stuff. Try Torres Hauling. Then a concrete guy to do the repour. Then the flooring guy.
You need specialists (or a general contractor). My experience, you ask someone to do another's speciality and the price goes up. Also, quality is sacrificed.
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COMMENT 219615
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2011-10-04 07:59 AM |
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Lens flooring is great. Ask for Kooch.
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COMMENT 219639
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2011-10-04 08:38 AM |
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Paragon Builders (805.745.8588) will accomplish all steps needed in a short time for you at a very fair price. Make sure you have someone that is licensed and will warranty their work. You would be smart to get a few estimates to get the best price.
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COMMENT 220183
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2011-10-05 12:04 PM |
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Carpeteria in Goleta just did a wood installation job for us that we were very happy with.
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