Kenny's Tile & Flooring Inc

I've had "10" months to think about what I wanted to write in this review......And what you the reader will get is gut-wrenching honesty from homeowners who have nothing to gain or lose as the work is now completed. Here's how it works. Mark comes in and bids the job. He tells us who he recommends getting our faucets and shower surround from at and at reduced rates. *Doesn't happen and the suppliers are lost for words when we requested the reduced price. Next, Mark explains how he brings in his own sub contractors and "we" the homeowners pay them directly. Remember, these are "his" sub contractors. We've got zero knowledge of them or their expertise. We paid the plumber and the electrical/jack of all trades-master of none directly. The jack of all trades that Mark brought in completely screwed up our drywall with patches that couldn't be repaired but instead had to replace with new drywall. As Mark put it: "YOU HIRED HIM", you have to PAY HIM and to add insult to injury we had to bring in an expert drywaller to fix the mess created by Mark's guy and (are ya ready) Mark said we have to PAY HIM TOO! When we told Mark we needed our double sinks moved closer to center on the countertop, he told us due to plumbing issues it couldn't be done. So stupidly we believed him and had our new granite countertop installed, disappointed that we couldn't move the sinks. When the plumber came in to install the new faucets over the sinks we mentioned how disappointed we were that the sinks couldn't be moved due to the plumbing issues.......And what did the plumber say? He said he doesn't know what we're talking about... moving the plumbing in our situation would be an easy fix. Our next issue arose when Mark had given us the dimensions we would need for our new bathtub to fit inside our bathroom and we purchased this tub from Kenny's Tile using the dimensions given by Mark. The bathtub was delivered and sat in our bedroom when all of a sudden I heard Mark's new drywaller on the phone with Mark telling him our tub was too wide to fit through our bathroom entry. I heard Mark say "Well, she picked it"! And that was the last straw for us. We fired Mark. Wrote a detailed e-mail about what had transpired on this job and sent it to Mark's boss. No One from Kenny's Tile was allowed back in this house until we had a clear understanding that "I" would now oversee the remainder of the work. And that is exactly (with the help of Mark's boss) what happened. My husband ended up moving the tub into our bathroom area on his own. When we told Mark's boss about our having to pay out of our pockets for the new drywaller to fix the mistakes made by Mark's sub, he couldn't believe it and refunded us that money. We also had the plumbing moved to OUR specifications and had Kenny's Tile tear out the new granite countertop, move the sinks and replace with New Granite Countertops once again at their expense. Mark's mistakes and lies are now costing Kenny's a good chunk of change as we were Not going to pay a dime more on this job! If we could offer "1" Very Good Piece of Advice it would be "DO NOT PAY FOR ANY REMODEL IN FULL UNTIL THE JOB IS DONE"! That was our saving grace with this job! We still have issues with our plumbing leaking. We'll pay more to have that fixed but we won't be calling Kenny's Tile in for any more work. Marcia the designer was great! Edgar & Connor our tilers were exceptional. The new drywaller who came in to repair/replace our drywall was also top notch. And that's where it ends. I can't tell anyone out there what to do but we have no reason to steer you in any direction. I'm just telling you what happened to us. It gives us no pleasure to write a review such as this but like you, we work hard for our money and our trust was very much misplaced.

After looking at another carpet store I chose to work with Kenny’s and can say we are 100% happy with the entire experience. We had many questions and a few special considerations as we were rehabbing our entire upstairs bedrooms, hall and stairs. This area was especially difficult to envision as some previous “home improvement” had left it a disaster. It’s important to note that Kenny’s has interior designers of staff. This was very important to me as I have a problem picking out colors and styles but I will hate it if it’s not right. Our designer steered me in the right direction, respected my budget and our project turned out fantastic.

I went to the Grandview location to shop for tile. One of the employees was supposed to get me prices on the tile I had picked out and get back to me. I never heard from her (via phone or email), and I purchased the tile elsewhere. Months later, I called the store to inquire about a quote on my countertops (this was on 4/19/19). I spoke with Tara Atkins. While I was talking to Tara, I emailed her a drawing of my kitchen so she could put together a quote for me and she assured me she would email me a quote. I never heard from her. It would have been at least $6,000-$10,000 for the countertops alone. I guess they don't need customers. Don't waste your time here!

Kenny's Tile is highly unprofessional and does not care about the consumer. They made multiple mistakes in the planning stages of our project that did not come to light until our third trip to their store to finalize a template layout for our project. All of our measurements for countertops were provided to Nancy (sales rep) on the first visit and unbeknownst to us, she made critical mistakes. They (management team) would not stand behind their mistakes: 1.Giving away a piece of our book end reserved granite 2. Allowing us to select a piece of granite on the first visit and plan our project around that piece of granite, even though it was too small for our project. Their solutions: 1. Select another piece of granite that was the same price (we live 2 hours away, so to take a sample home and re-work our whole project based on similar, yet different colors would not be a quick or easy undertaking). 2. Select another piece of granite that we knew would work based on color (we had already taken a sample of that home at an earlier visit) and pay 1000.00 more for our 2nd choice granite. We also found out on this finalizing visit that our backsplash installation was going to be approximately 1300.00 dollars more than estimated! We tried to contact Brad, the general manager by phone, but never were able to speak with him. The only communication we had from Brad, was that he was reading our emails and would talk with Nancy. We never heard from the owner (Tony) and we emailed him all of our correspondence with Brad and Nancy. We asked that Kenny's honor our original pricing and provided detailed information of their mistakes and received Kenny's response in an email: "After much consideration, the Management Team at Kenny’s Tile has decided to refund your deposit in full. It is unfortunate that the Caravellas slab is four inches too short to make it work in the best visual direction. While the slabs can certainly still work, as we saw on Friday that does necessitate additional seams which are less desirable to you. " Who wants ADDITIONAL SEAMS and a LESS THAN DESIRABLE VISUAL DIRECTION when you are paying greater than 5,000 for countertops? I could have achieved a similar final product by piecing samples together. Kenny's does not stand behind their mistakes. If it is money out of their pocket, then they dismiss you. We invested 12 hours of driving, gas expenses and time off of work to finalize our project with Kenny's. We are thankful that we were refunded our deposit and after being treated so poorly, did not proceed with the installation phase. Kenny's may be a family owned business for over 50 years, but it has long lost it's quality, service and standard of excellence. I would highly recommend avoiding Kenny's Tile and Flooring at all costs. There are many other businesses who provide the services Kenny's provides and you wouldn't have to look far to obtain a higher standard of service than Kenny's currently provides.

My fiancé and I went into the showroom and worked with a very nice woman. The store has an excellent selection. It was easy to find something we loved. They sent out a man who worked up an estimate for both bathrooms and the kitchen and let us know he would get back to us within the week. We didn't hear from him within that week, but gave him a few extra days. When we still hasn't heard from him, we called him repeatedly for three weeks straight. I called around six times and my fiancé called around the same. Looking into it, we have read many similar reviews. Incredibly disappointed. It has been nearly two months and still no word from them. our house may not be big, but we are definitely loyal customers. We would have given them business for years.

Could have not been better. Professional people; high-end materials at reasonable cost.; and, always on time. Do not risk your home with amateurs--go with Kenny's.

I had a very poor experience with Kenny's. Overall their lack of communication and professionalism led to an unsatisfactory experience from them. The project was constantly delayed for one reason or another. They simply would not show up to my home on the day or time agreed upon and wouldn't call me to let me know they weren't coming. It caused me to miss work unnecessarily and delayed completion of the project. Once they started the project they ran out of the tile we were using and had to wait several weeks for a shipment to arrive. As you can imagine it was frustrating to have a partially done bathroom. Then the project estimator would never return my phone calls or reply to my emails. Then they just stopped working on the project all together. I waited several weeks to hear something from them, but I never did. They never returned to my home to finish the work and never called to tell me anything. I was forced to hire another contractor to finish the work. I sent a certified letter to their office, to which I never received a reply or a phone call. I feel I did everything in my power to try to work with them but I promise I will never consider them for any other projects in my home. I cannot emphasize enough how strongly I suggest you stay away from this company.

They put down the wrong color of grout. Then they did not properly clean off the grout haze. Then when we called them to fix it, they tried to say we used the wrong type of cleaner on the floor which caused the haze. After months of dealing with them, they finally fixed it and admitted to not using the right chemicals when cleaning the grout haze off.

I was sent to Kenny's tile by our contractor who was doing a remodeling job for our home. I met with Tiffany Rupp, the designer. She was nice, but I could never get a very straight answer out of her about price when looking at tile. I also found their low-mid range tile to be limited and bland. In regards to carpet, I also found their selection to be limited as well. She was constantly trying to steer me toward their in stock carpeting, which I didn't care for. I ended up going to Nebraska Furniture Mart for carpet and had an fantastic experience. I had planned to have Kenny's Tile do the tile job, but Dustin didn't send the bid until 5 days before we were scheduled to begin. The bid was not only OUTRAGEOUS but they didn't itemize tile cost vs. labor which in my opinion is shady and unprofessional. At Nebraska Furniture Mart, EVERY charge was itemized! If we would have been on a limited time frame, I would have had no other choice but to use them. Thankfully, I wasn't and refused to play their games. We were talking to a friend of ours who used to do granite and he said "Yep, that's what Kenny's Tile is known for. They even brag about how much they charge people 'because they'll pay it'." My advice to you is DON'T use them and if your contractor wants to send you there, insist on going elsewhere.

I first contacted Dustin on February 26 for a bath tear-out and remodel. After two contacts, someone came to measure. That was on March 4. When I contacted Dustin on March 11, he promised to have the numbers by the end of the week for me. On March 13, he said he was busy and would have the bid on Monday. Since then, I contacted him two more weeks in a row asking for the numbers, with no reply. After waiting over a month, I've hired another contractor to do the job. I can only assume Kenny's does not need my business.

Tony Siebert, I hired Kenny's tile to furnish and install my 5and quot; Hickory plank hardwood floors. Jake Sullivan was my salesman. I was kind of leery of him from the beginning but I had a referral from a friend that spoke highly of him. When the floors were installed they looked great. The guys were very professional and clean. They came back and did the first coat of stain and finish and there were some areas of concern and I brought those to Jakes attention. When they did the final coat there were some of those areas that were missed along with a lot of dirt in the final coat. I met with Jesse and he agreed that the floor needed some attention. The crew came back out and did some touch ups on the floor although there were still some areas that were missed. During this period of time my island sink had leaked and raised the floor in a small area. Jesse came back out and looked at the water damaged area and also the other spots. He suggested that I wait until the floor has had enough time to dry out and then he will have the crew come back out and repair the water damage area for an additional $200.00 and fix the areas that were still missed the first couple times. Last week Jesse along with his crew came out and focused on the areas of concern. When his crew left they had put blue tape on the floor boxing off the planks that they had worked on and advised not to walk on for 12 hours. So my family left the house for 15 hours. When I came back home to inspect the areas that had the blue tape around them. One area in particular, stripper or something has been spilled on a knot in the floor and the knot has raised up and whale tailed, the area in front of the sink where they had put the clear coat has thick jagged lines that is very noticeable, they filled several knot holes around the floor and did not put a clear finish on them once they filled them so there are several noticeable dull spots. My husband contacted Jesse and told him about the issues and asked if he could send out the owner or supervisor to look at the problem areas and Jesse said that he would set up a meeting for Wed. Feb 5th at 6:00 pm at my home. Last night when Jesse and Jake Sullivan showed up at my house, we politely invited them inside and both of my kids were running around playing. My husband started showing Jake and Jesse the areas of concern and explained that he was not trying to knit pick the floors and Jake interrupted him and raised his voice and said, and quot;Well you kinda are!and quot; my husband said, and quot;no there are just some areas that have some issuesand quot; Jake then said, and quot;Well, you get what you pay for and you still owe $3,000.00.and quot; David said, and quot;your right I do, but I'm not going to pay for something that is not finishedand quot; Jake then raised his voice and started slamming his hand on the counter top and pointing in my husbands face and said, and quot; I will have my guys here in the morning to fix this d*** floor and you WILL have a check sitting right here (slamming his hand on the counter top) for $3000.00!!!) My husband said, and quot;You need to leave my houseand quot;, Jake continues to walk around and starts ripping up the blue tape off of the floors and continues to raise his voice saying, and quot; YOU ARE GOING TO PAY ME!and quot; (this is all in front of my kids! both of my kids start crying) my husband said and quot; you are not going to talk to me this way in my house you need to leaveand quot; Jake continues to raise his voice then gets in my husband's face and I jumped in between the two of them and continued to tell Jake to leave. As I attempted to guide him toward the front door, Jake continued to raise his voice and my husband said, and quot;if you don't leave I'm calling the copsand quot; Jake said and quot; go ahead and call the cops.and quot; I am standing in front of Jake at the front door between him and my husband, while my husband is calling the cops, Jake says and quot;I never wanted to do this job! I never wanted to do this job! I did this for a friend!and quot; Jake then slammed open the front door nearly smacking Jesse in the face with the door and storms out throwing the blue tape in the yard. I said thank you to Jesse and he said, and quot;thank you, sorry about thatand quot; then he walks out. As Jake gets into his truck he yells, and quot; I should have slipped and fell and broke my leg so I could have sued you!and quot; he then peels out in my FRONT yard and then stops halfway down my driveway and waits.... he finally pulls off. Then 10 min later he comes back and stops at my mailbox and drives off. I did file a report with the Jackson County Sheriff. (During this entire visit Jesse said nothing) This behavior is completely unacceptable and very unprofessional! I can not believe that he would represent Kenny's Tile in this fashion or cause such a scene in my home in front of my young children!!! We requested management to come and this is what we got! ( a night full of headache and my children saying, and quot;mommy he is a bad guy, don't let that bad guy back in mommyand quot;) I really hope this is NOT the way you would like your salesman representing your company.

The general tiling went okay just a couple of issues. They started install on 10/21/2013, originally they quoted about three days to get everything done but the floor layer's assistant had an emergency and was out for a couple of days so it took about 6 days for them to finish. The following are some issues that I had with the installation. #1. When they put the floor down in all three bathrooms they didn't clean up the mortar around the floor flange for my toilets. I asked Mark Pershau to have them clean that out but they never did. I had to take a Dremel and grind out all of the extra mortar that was underneath the floor flange so I could get the toilet bolts under the flange for installation.*The bit that I had to go buy was about $12 and it lasted for all three toilet flanges that I had to cleanup. #2. When the floor layer tiled the master bathroom he had taken out the ring I had put up for access to the shower valve. The ring came with the new shower valve to give you a distance to tile up too. He had removed the ring and tiled past it, leaving me only enough space to be able to screw the faceplate on to the valve. If I have to do any work on the valve I will have to cut out the tile to make enough access. *note - after talking to an ex-floor layer of Kenny's he said that it is standard procedure to remove the guide and just tile to where the screws are for the valves. #3. When they finished up on the 6th day they had missed a section of the wainscot in the master bathroom between the door and the shower. I was able to call Mark and have him send someone out to finish the job but he wasn't able to schedule anyone that week. He wasn't able to schedule anyone for a couple of weeks. When he originally scheduled them there was an issue and no one showed up. The next day that we scheduled he sent out a floor helper who could only grout so we had to reschedule for another day. On 11/20/13 the original floor layer was able to come out and finish the work. He put the tile up and also grouted on the same day so he wouldn't have to come back and everything would be finished. *Note - They had it in the bid to seal the marble on the floor and the wainscot but it was never done. The biggest issue that I had with them had to do with their billing practices and department. I originally paid a little over $1800 to them before they began work. Half up front half at completion, which I thought was reasonable. I received the final bill before they finished the job so I waited to pay it until it was done. While I waited I did notice that there was some discrepancies on the bill. When I looked at it broke down the job and than had a final total. They than subtracted the first payment I made from the final total. When I took a closer look the math didn't add up correctly. They had a final total of 2907.50 - 1834.25 = 1834.25. The actual amount if you subtract it correctly should have been $1073.25 I thought this was off so I called to speak to the billing department and they gave me the name of Nicole Fitzimins and her voicemail. I called three times leaving messages each time with my name, address and phone number for Nicole Fitzimins. I never once heard back from her. When they finally finished the bathroom on 11/20/13 I drove over to Kenny's tile where I personally walked in and tried to talk to Nicole. She was not available so I left the payment of $1073.25 and the original bill with Patty at the front desk. With the payment I had question marks and notes of her math being wrong, along with that, I put the adjusted math on the note line of the check so she would see it. On January 2nd, 2014 I received another bill from Kenny's tile saying that I owed them a little over seven hundred dollars. I reached out to Nicole Fitzimins twice, both times leaving my information and asking her to please call me back. Finally I reached out to Mark Perschau who said he would look into it. After a couple of calls over a weeks time I found out that Nicole had made a mistake and didn't charge me for everything and they had caught it at the end of year closing. Mark said he would reach out to his owners since I didn't feel like I should have to pay full price for their mistakes. When he came back he said that they would not reduce the price and that I had to pay in full. On January 9th I cut them a check to be paid in full.

Sense this was a very large and complex upgrade remodel, we first we set out to get 3 different bids from 3 companies. Kenny’s, Jericho and Standard. We chose Kenny’s for 2 reasons. First of all a co-worker had work down and was very pleased. And Second of all they were the most affordable coming in $8,000 under Jerico. No doubt, Jerico would have done a quality job but the difference in cost was just to great. The quality of work done by Kenny’s was excellent. We are very pleased with the work. There was only one cost over run but Kenny’s tile ate that as they stuck to their original bid. The only issue we had was schedule delays. The start of the project was delayed 2 weeks due to non-coordination. Then there was a 2 day delay due to the need of rework as the builder left out the bench and cubby. But that was also done at Kenny’s expense. So, from our perspective, the only thing we lost was time. I would defiantly use Kenny’s again for future projects as they stand behind their bids and do quality work.

Initial visit to Kenny's was just for travertine backsplash for our kitchen remodel, as we were going with another company for the countertops; are we ever thankful that I walked into Kenny's that day! I met Mark Perschau who asked if he could give us a bid for the entire job (backsplash, countertops and sink). Not only was the bid less than the other company, they do it all, which meant we didn't have to use multiple contractors for this project. Our entire experience with Kenny's was wonderful. The designers were incredibly helpful (worked with Sherry and Audrianna) - they even mentioned details that we hadn't thought of. The template, layout, removal and install appointments were all on time, professional, informative and friendly. The quality of the materials and workmanship is excellent. The project was 3 1/2 days, exactly as Mark had explained to us, and he walked us through each step. There were no surprise costs, or extra days for construction. We would definitely use Kenny's again and would recommend them to others.

I don't like the tile design because they moved up to a larger tile and they were putting in a dot in there and I didn't get the dots as I wanted. They showed me a larger tile and I liked the design on the larger and they didn't have the smaller tile on stock. They did excellent work on the tiling, put up some awnings for me and did good work with that. He was very informative. He sent women to do along the carpeting and she did a good job. The only thing that I was disappointed with was the tile design. He sent out knowledgeable people who can do the work.

I called and scheduled an appointment for Kenny's to provide us estimate. No one never showed up though. When I called to find out if they were running late, the person from Kenny's told me that she could only see the schedule for the estimators that she had personally scheduled and she didn't have anything scheduled for us - she couldn't help me beyond that. I asked to speak to the General Manager (GM); he called me back promptly but he didn't show anyone scheduled to come to my home on his master schedule either. I know that I scheduled the appointment as I have a record of it on my cell phone. The GM asked, Mark Perschau, a project manager at Kenny's, to contact us. It took Mark a while but he finally did contact us. From there we had to pursue Mark after not following up with us as he had committed - that was very frustrating given the start we had with Kenny's. Mark came out and said he would provide us a written estimate in two days - it took three days and it was not an itemized estimate - it also appeared to be a very high price. I asked if he could itemize the estimate; he said he would have it to me in 2 days. It's been over week now and we haven't heard from Mark or anyone at Kenny's. It should be noted that when we met Mark, he seemed very knowledgeable (at an expert level) and took full responsibility for his actions (or lack thereof). There were some personal issues he was also trying to manage on top of being very busy at work. However, I have come to find that nearly everyone in the home build and repair and quot;tradesand quot; has one of these stories that is the cause of all the problems so it's hard to know what's true and what's not.

I contacted Kenny's Tile the week of March 15th for them to come out and give an estimate on the remodel of my bathroom. Lindsey contacted me two days later and told me that she would check to see who was available and call me back. That never occured. While looking for other contractors, I decided to go down there on 3/24/13 and see what type of tile I wanted and see some of their ideas, as I would probably still buy the tile from them. When my boyfriend and I went down there, I met with a gentlemen that was pretty attentive to what I wanted, but he was only a salesmen-why wouldn't he be? I was able to pick out what I wanted and he even talked my boyfriend and I into giving Kenny's tile another chance to and quot;make it rightand quot;. I set up an appointment for today 3/28/13 at 10 a.m. with Mark which is one of their and quot;supervisorsand quot; who oversees the work completed to give me an estimate on the work. My boyfriend waited for approximately 20 minutes past the time that he was supposed to be there, and he never called or showed up to give me an estimate. If this is any indication of their professionalism and customer service, I will not be doing business with them. I have given them plenty of opportunity to get my business and they have FAILED in my book. BAD CUSTOMER SERVICE, FOLLOW THROUGH, AND PROFESSIONALISM!

The company did have a lot of beautiful granite that is much different than what you'd find in the home improvement stores. However, based on the two quotes that we got, the pricing is much more expensive than those home improvement stores. One of the slabs is the same granite that we had installed in our old house and the price at Kenny's was 60% more expensive than where we'd purchased it. Had the service been better, we most likely would have purchased our granite at Kenny's because we really liked the granite. Unfortunately, our second impression was worse than our first impression and we figured that things wouldn't have gotten better from there.

Crew arrived when expected. Quality of work and product was excellent. One slight adjustment needed, and it was done as desired.

Mark Perschau provided a bid for the removal of old linoleum and the installation of ceramic and porcelain tile in 3 bathrooms and laundry room. The work was performed as promised in a three day time frame. We supplied the materials for the job. The crew did an excellent job of cleaning up after each day of work. The workmanship was excellent and the finished job still looks great after over 6 months of use. Several months after the job was complete a small gap showed up next to the shower inclosure in one of the bathrooms. It probably was the result of our very dry weather but the gap was filled with grout at no charge. I would not hesitate to have Kenny's Tile install tile in the future.

The granite countertop, tile backsplash and sink installation went great. I was impressed with their knowledge and they were able to point out details that I would have never considered which ultimately made the removal and installation go very well. Everything was planned in advance and everone showed up when they were supposed to. The only problem was with the plumbing. Kenny's subcontracted the plumbing part of this job. The plumber showed up when he was supposed to and did the work. A few days later we noticed that everything below the sink was wet. I called the plumber directly (that is what he requested should I have any issues) and told him of the problem. Two days later he came out to fix the leak, which happened to be on the drain. He checked his work and left. A couple of hours later, the area below the sink was wet again. I called the plumber the next day(Thursday) and left several messages. No response. I tried several more times and he finally texted me, about lunch time, and indicated that he was in class and would get back wiht me soon. Thursday evening comes and goes no call. Friday I decided that if I hadn't heard from him by lunch that I would make other arrangements. He didn't call, so I hired another plumber because I didn't want the problem all weekend, it had already been a week and a half since the original install. Late Friday afternoon after the other plumber had fixed the problem, the subcontract plumber called. I didn't answer his call. I called Kenny's to complain. They listened and offered to call the plumber and get him out, but I explained that I had already handled it. Kenny's seems to be a good company as everything they did directly went well, but I don't think much of their subcontractor!

Short story - I called Kenny's and received a call almost immediately from the hardwoods installer. He came out to my house and did some measurements. I told him about the vinyl - pulled up the carpet and told him where I thought the dimensions were. This was the only reason we were sanding and restaining as we needed all the floor to look the same. The rest of the flooring was perfect underneath. I knew the complete history of this house as my grandfather built it. In addition, no one had lived there but my grandparents, later on my uncle and now myself. He sent me an estimate that was reasonable - I signed and returned. A few days later I realized the hallway had been widened and there was no hardwoods in an area in the hallway. So more flooring needed to be threaded here and they came out to take a closer look. He gave me pricing and I approved. The job was scheduled for the following Monday. He called me Friday and said they wouldn't be out on Monday, but they would be out first thing Tuesday. I told him we boarded our dogs and it was costing us $40 a day - and essentially he cost us $80, by not starting until Tuesday. On my lunch break I went home and no one was there. I called and they said they would be out between 2:00 and 4:00. I swung by after work and there was one guy threading the carpet in the hallway. I let him know there was a whole area in the livingroom that needed flooring as well. Kenny's called me and said that wasn't in the estimate. He told me that when an unseen issue arose, they would stop the job and wait for approval to move forward. I argued that this was not and quot;unseenand quot; - I clearly showed this to him. He told me he assumed there were hardwoods until the vinyl. I told him that was not an assumption that was made by me. I expected that he would be the professional and looked at that closer any one of the two times he had come out to take a closer look at the floors. This was annoying, but I just wanted the work done - this oversight added an additional $1100 onto the project, not to mention and additional 2 days. There is no reason why he couldn't have included this in the original estimate. Anyway, the work had started happened quickly at that point. It wasted time - Anyway, we were able to walk on the floors without shoes on Sunday. It wasn't until Wednesday that anyone was out to do the finishing. All the doors were still off and some of the carpet that was left in the closets needed transition strips and the quarter-round in my daughter's room still needed to be put back on. The phone was answered every time I called, but I was annoyed that I had to call - no one was reaching out to me. Not to mention, the transition strips. There was transition strips that needed to be put down to bridge the new floors with the tile in both the bathroom and the entry way. I was irritated that this wasn't looked at more closely and they didn't offer any kind of solution for it. It looked awful - the installer's attitude seemed to be that if it wasn't on the estimate, then they weren't responsible for it. That was REALLY annoying. I do feel that many of these issues could have been resolved prior to them ever starting the job. These are supposed to be professionals and should see past the job itself. This is called taking care of the customer. Anything outside of the hardwoods, was just not their problem. I didn't need them to solve for it, just acknowledge it with a and quot;Hey, if we do this, you are going to need someone to come in and install a transition strip - I am sorry we just don't do work like thisand quot;.... So, I won't complain about the pricing or the actual work. I am very pleased with my floors and all things considered, this was done very quickly. However, their finishing work is not timely or the best. I hired contractors to do the transition strips. I probably won't use them for hardwood installation, but will use them for tile at a later date.

Overall, the experience was excellent. I worked with the owner to select the tile and backsplash in their showroom. They gave me ideas on what really would go well together. We arranged the dates for the tile installation and follow-up via phone. They worked closely with another company that I worked with, and they took care of everything. One small negative with this company is that I called to make arrangements for an estimate on carpet installation, and I haven't heard back on that yet. Otherwise, it's been good working with them!

Upon recommendation of a friend, we contacted Mark Perschau to bid on several projects that we were considering and that would be prioritized/scheduled for both budgeting and allowing personal distance between disruptive projects. Mark was the most professional and knowledgeable of contractors from whom we requested bids. Although we did not use Kenny's for our family room hardwood floor due to a lower bid from a realtor-recommended specialist who only does hardwood floors, we did hire Kenny's to install new tile floors in our master bath suite. The installation was done courteously and professionally. The installers were efficient, professional and courteous. Mark was detailed and diligent in assuring our complete satisfaction. When he came out for inspection, our only criticism was that there still seemed to be a few spots of residue. We did not consider it a big deal and were perfectly willing to clean it ourselves. He insisted that the job was not finished as it should have been and the installer came out shortly thereafter to go over the floor in its entirety. It was spotless before he left. We were very pleased with the results and plan to hire Kenny's to install new tile floors and new countertops in a guest bath and children's Hollywood bath within the next four months.

They had a great selection. They installed all the tile in our house and they came back and installed carpet when our original carpet turned out to be defective. It wasn't their fault the carpet was bad; it was a manufacturer's defect. We decided to upgrade the carpeting because part of it was compensated by the company. We were satisfied with the price and we had no complaints about the work they did.