Plasco’s Building Beautiful Bathrooms

Excellently. I had guest coming and they got the glass and installed it three days early. They seem to mastered the concept of customer service.

Overall it went well. It took a little longer than we expected but in the end it was all good. In the master bath we had wall-to-wall mirrors removed, enclosed and boxed light fixtures removed, counter top removed, walls repaired and textured, new lights installs, and the shower door replaced. New sinks, sink faucets and shower hardware was installed. In the full bath we had a large mirror removed, enclosed and boxed light fixture removed, wall repaired and textured, new light installed and the glass shower enclosure removed. New sink faucet and shower hardware was installed. In the 3/4 bath we had a large mirror removed, enclosed and boxed light fixture removed, wall repaired and textured, new light installed and the glass shower enclosure updated. New sink faucet and shower hardware was installed. Pete, Bryan, Eli and the rest of the crew were friendly and professional. We appreciated that they put sheeting down to protect the carpeting and they cleaned up at the end of each day. In the kitchen, the ceiling that was bowing was removed, the area inspected for mold, the section was repaired and textures. The texture matches very well. We would recommend Plasco Sales.

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Pete Kelly is a friendly, personable guy. He had a great idea about how to redo the master shower and he was right. The room is much brighter, lighter and seems bigger as a result of his idea. That said, there were some problems which are delineated below, as well as Pete's reply to a message I sent yesterday (1) They repeatedly left messes at our home during the two jobs, the worst being several days in a row when they dumped big buckets of wastewater into the street in front of our house. It made such a mess (white chalky junk) , the neighbors complained to us. Pete's response was to express surprise and claim that usually everyone he works for thinks his crew is very tidy. Hmmm....Guess those folks got different treatment than we did. And, they continued to dump the water into the street again and again AFTER I told him the neighbors had complained. (2) The self-leveler they poured on the slab in the master bath was slopped into the track for the sliding glass door that leads from the bath to our home gym, and I spent over 2 hours digging it out with a screwdriver. When I told Pete the next time I saw him, he said that I should have said something and they would have cleaned it up. Maybe they would have....maybe they wouldn't have. After all, they slopped it all over in the track, they could SEE that they had, but they just left it. (3) The seam where the wall and ceiling meet above the shower has repeatedly cracked. They have come back a couple of times times to "fix" it, but it just keeps happening. (4) The texture on the Sheetrock in the master bath was not well done. They redid the area twice and it's better, but not great. (5) The bathroom counter and sinks had to be redone because the sinks were installed so poorly. Pete's suggestion was that I buy square sinks (instead of the ovals I had already purchased) because it would be "easier" to install those. I refused. They remade the bathroom counter and installed it. When I got home, I could see something was "off," so I measured it. The sink on the left is set 9.25 inches from the corner of the counter and the sink on the right is set 10 inches from the corner. How's that for precision work? By then, my husband and I were so eager to have project done, that I chose to leave it rather than have the counter and sinks removed again. I think he gave me a small discount - $200 - $300, which wasn't much considering the cost of the job. (6) At the conclusion of the work in the master bath, I expressed real concern because the shower plate and the handle were very loose - you can literally move them both around. Pete assured me it was just fine. Mold is now growing BEHIND the clear caulk, so obviously water is leaking water behind the wall, just as I feared it would. (7) The flooring he installed bubbled (I have the same flooring in the kitchen and entryway - installed by Poulin - and it's fine, although they did come out once to work on it, after which it has been perfectly fine). Eventually, the floor got so bad, he had to remove the flooring and install tile. At the time of that repair, the re-install of the toilet was mismanaged and his workers, rather than owning up to the mess they had made or better still - just replacing the parts as they should have - turned the water to the toilet on only part way so we couldn't see it was leaking like a sieve. I had to turn the water off this past weekend and couldn't tell which way to turn it because it was only partially on. I chose wrong and opened it further, rather than turning it off. Imagine my surprise when water came gushing soaking me, the cabinets and the floor. I contacted Pete yesterday to ask when he could come out and look at the problematic seam, the leaking toilet connection and the shower plate and handle, and I received this reply: "Your job was done August 2012, warranty expired August 2013. We are not available to provide any further services. thank you Pete" Wow - a construction warranty that lasts a whole year! Seriously? I strongly urge those who want to remodel their bathrooms to look elsewhere. And I agree 100% with the person who said Plasco is the most expensive place in town. I used to think that was Poulin - who did our kitchen in 2010 and continues to be responsive if we contact them. With Poulin, we got what we paid for. In the case of Plasco, not so much.

I did not bought the enclosure in that place .

It was simple; I ordered a custom shower from "Original Frame-less Showers". I contacted the owner "Pete" and asked if he could install it for me. This was Wednesday, by Monday his son Brian showed to install it for me and did a great job.

First, Plasco Sales has the best reputation in town for bathroom remodels and also the highest prices (don't stop reading continue reading the full review). I obtained three quotes from Angie's list providers, including Plasco. The estimator (Chris) came over and listened to my needs/demands (install of pan, marble walls and glass walls and door), provided some useful suggestions (since I was doing a majority of the remodel) and provided an estimate. I obtained two more estimates. One estimator did not want to listen to my needs or demands and attempted to guide me to something that I did not want. IMPORTANT: After comparing the three bids Plasco was $1,000 more than their two competitors (same specs, same everything). I called Chris at Plasco and asked why his price was so much higher than his competitors and he agreed to take a look at the estimate. After a few hours Chris called back and was able to meet his competitors prices at no cost to quality of product or work. I had prearranged specific dates for the install of the pan, the cultured marble walls and the glass. The Plasco crew arrived timely on each date and competed the work quickly. All members of the Plasco team were very nice and professional. I highly recommend Plasco and I will use them again for a future bath remodel. Make sure that you obtain estimates/quotes from their competitors before awarding the contract to them to assure you get the most bang for your money. Chris the estimator was very easy to deal with.

Plasco has a great product. And now that it is done, we are very pleased with it. It just took longer than we expected. They told us two weeks, and it took two months. But product is very nice. Chris is a big help.

Overall. I have a new bathroom I can live with. Not exactly what we wanted. Next time, if we get the second bathroom remolded I will sit down with the contractor (not plasco sales) and go every detail.

A friend recommended Plasco Sales. They have a nice showroom. I liked the cultured marble look better than the granite look, so I saved a little there. I also liked the integral indented sink on the vanity top. The cultured marble took a week to make, so it's pretty speedy. They were fairly flexible with install times. I had two separate installations--one for just the shower surround, and one weeks later for the vanity top/mirror. They do any extra cutting and measuring on site, which is good.

It was a pleasure to collaborate with the people in a company that worked so closely with us on creating a design and building the bathroom we wanted. As with almost any construction or remodeling job, issues came up during the course of the project, all of which were worked out by Plasco and us, including making some corrections to aspects of the job that needed to be redone. We were always able to connect with Pete, and he always responded quickly to our concerns or requests. We believe that, considering the scope of the project, the costs were a bargain. We highly recommend Plasco for it high quality products and services, professional and capable staff, and keen attention to customer service and satisfaction.

The difficulty with many remodeling jobs is communication. Too often, a contractor promises one thing, and when the unexpected happens, the home owner is left waiting around with everything undone. What impressed me the most with Plasco Sales was not that everything went perfectly to plan, as it didn't, but when a problem arose (a special glass coating had not been added), the owner of Plasco Sales discovered the error and immediately called us to explain what the problem was and how it could be remedied. He took responsibility and step up to correct the problem, even though it probably cost him money. He made sure that we were completely satisfied. I have to admit that I was surprised by the cost of shower doors these days, but I found Plasco's pricing to be very competitive. Further, the owner ensured that we qualified for a promotional rebate from the glass coating company and applied a senior citizen discount. It is very nice to work with a company that takes responsibility for their work and that you can depend on. For me that is the most important aspect of a company.

Plasco is truly a pleasure to deal with. They do exactly what they say they will, when they say. Their products are high quality and they stand behind their work. Plasco has a good reputation throughout Albuquerque among plumbers and remodeling professionals - they are one of the largest companies in town for this product (cultured marble and similar materials) - and based on our experience, they definitely deserve their good reputation. The first step was to visit their showroom, describe what we needed, and check out samples of materials that we liked. They had a wide selection of materials and this helped us match some unusual colors we had. Next, Plasco sent someone to our house to draw a template of the area where we put the sinks. They were quite flexible and this enabled us to make a very attractive design (we found Plasco to be more flexible, nicer to deal with, and less expensive than their leading competitor.) Then the sinks and countertop were manufactured in their factory. The last step was for Plasco to come and install the vanity tops and countertop. We didn't use the sinks for a long time. Once we did, we discovered a minor leak in one of them. Although months had passed since they were installed, Plasco was highly responsive - they came immediately and fixed the (minor) problem cheerfully and completely. The bathroom looks elegant and works correctly. We heartily recommend Plasco.