Mr [Member Name Removed], We are greatly disappointed that we could not meet your expectations and leave you, not just satisfied, but thrilled with your new floor. I (Shawn) am responding to you because I feel this is my fault. All the circumstances of this job really bother me, not because we did this job for less than cost (after discounting the invoice for your inconvenience), but because I am a perfectionist. When my customers are not happy, I lose sleep at night. I go into great thought of what I did wrong and what I can do to improve. Your job is not an exception, this job has bothered me since the moment I got the call that Saturday. I know you don't believe it, but you won't find a company that cares like we do. We answer our phone, we return calls, we follow up, and we visit every hard surface job after completion (unless the customer can't). We go the extra mile, we do whatever we possibly can to make our customers happy, and we have by far the best installation teams in Vegas! While I really do think we deserved a negative review over your job, I do think you made things sound much worse than what I remember them being (and I frequently have thought about your job). I would like to tell my side of the story for each of your points. Rescheduled install dates, I honestly cannot remember rescheduling your job. I am not saying things didn't end up getting tweaked some, I just don't remember. In all of my notes and calendars, I can't find anything saying we moved days at all. Sometimes this could happen on the fly. I don't think I have ever had a job get rescheduled 6 times in my life though. This job's installation started 2 weeks after we signed the contract I can't remember if we had a back order (usually I leave notes on my ticket), but most back orders take longer than two weeks. I sincerely apologize for rescheduling you whether one time or 12, rescheduling as many times as 6 would be very embarrassing and extremely unacceptable. As for the grout, we didn't want to embarrass you, but your dogs were having accidents, my installer was cleaning up spots each morning, I remember his calls clearly as he wasn't happy about it. We brought in a company that we use 4 to 5 times a year when grout comes out blotchy, which it is fairly common, sometimes due to the salt in a water softener, hard water, sometimes they say the grout will suck up alkaline from your concrete slab I won't pretend to know the science. When we called you to setup the inspection shortly after the job was fully completed, you mentioned the grout. I asked my installer, he said he was able to clean it up mostly, but there were still stains, he did however also mention that there was some very slight efflorescence (blotchy not from stains, but from salts or whatever) as well. The efflorescence is rarely noticeable on extremely light grout as the blotchy whitish color. When we (me and Tom) showed up to look at the grout, it had a lot of stains already, white grout is quite easy to stain. We absolutely don't want customers unhappy so we brought in the guy we work with to clean up and color seal the grout back to its normal appearance as well as remove the efflorescence. That color seal is good stuff, if you get a grout steam cleaning company out there, you should be able to remove those stains. Running out of carpet. This is my fault. I messed up, and I deeply apologize. I should had caught this issue in advance and this should not had happened. In no way did my installers know they would be short before they arrived on the job, and in no way should the carpet portion of the install ever take more than one day. I would never intentionally do this, there would be no reason for it. It cost more money to order it in 2 pieces separately, I have to pay installers more for return trips, and I have upset customers. Definitely 100% an accident, albeit one that should had never happen and I take full responsibility for this mistake. When I received that call, it was the Saturday of Memorial Day weekend; I was tending to my daughter who was sick. My installer told me I needed to get a hold of you, then my installation supervisor texted me minutes later saying you were a little less mad once he put the carpet scraps on the tack strip. You then called me and I answered as I was finishing up with my daughter a few minutes later. They came up with the idea of covering the tack strip before Tom or I ever talked to you, Tom was out of town for the holiday without phone service and didn't know any of this happened till Monday night. While they should have done this without you showing concern, it did not take you demanding a solution. We are a very pet friendly company and we would not want our doggies' toes punctured either. You are absolutely correct in the fact, that we should have done this automatically. We messed up there too. I told you that that carpet usually takes a week to get here, but I got lucky and they had stock in California. The second I got back to my house, I ordered it out of LA online. However since it was a holiday weekend, it wouldn't arrive until Wednesday (their warehouse was closed till Tuesday) which is when we went back to finish up your last couple stairs. I realize my mistake caused this job to take an extra 4 days to complete and I truly understand your frustration. Juan is an amazing tile guy. Simply the best there is. We are so thankful to have him on our team. He is not perfect by any means, and he 100% should had made you aware when falling behind his hour window of arrival. He is usually pretty clean, there is no excuse that he didn't leave your job to your expected level of cleanliness. This is the first I am hearing about the messiness, if I had known this had happened, we would have sent him back to clean everything up. It is unacceptable to leave grout splatter, and I have sent out a company wide email about addressing stainless steel appliances, because I had another customer yesterday complain about a two hand prints on his fridge. I know it doesn't help you, but now that I am aware of this issue, we will certainly address it the best we can. There is no acceptable reason grout would end up on your furniture either, again I wish you would had let us know, we would had fixed this issued. This embarrasses me, I would be mad too! As for the 3 days for the tile, I had 4 written down on both my measure sheet and on our calendar, Juan is not fast. And he always needs a day more than he says; I gave him 4 days there. Not sure how that miscommunication happened. Is it possible I told you maybe 3 days, but feel more comfortable giving him 4? Again, I am not sure; all my records show it was planned for 4 days. Clearly we need to work on better communication. I really wish you would had made us aware of all of these issues (I learned about some from your review). I do admit to deserving a bad review here, but I also believe you greatly exaggerated every point. I feel terrible about the puppy stains. The tile should come clean and you also bought good carpet. The stains should come out if professionally steam cleaned (have them rinse with pure water afterwards). It should go back to original appearance. Sincere apologies, Shawn and Expert Flooring