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Salesman was out on April 3rd. He was more concerned about telling us how great the company was than talking about the floor products.

So 50 Floors seemed like a safe choice. We were led to believe that the job would be done in 3 weeks. It actually took 5 weeks. The big problem was with the laminate.

The transition strips and the quarter rounds were installed terrible. Salesman came out and said both should be replaced. However when a new installer came out he said they did not need to be replaced. He chaulked and used wood putty and left.

It was my painter who did the best Job. So 50 Floors turned out to be a bad choice.

Would like some help on how this would be fixed there are other problems but we will just deal with them.but this in our dining area is not right .have other family members getting flooring this week.i would like to tell them that you stand by your work. Thank you Les muller 407-509-****

First time ever using 50 Floor and it couldn't have gone much worse. Prior to the installers arrivial I was excited about getting new carpet.

I have everuthing removed from the rooms as the paoereork ststes to do...my kitchen is now full of 3 bedrooms worth of stuff. Thr installers arrive at the time they stated when they called me. They ask to see the bedrooms, i show them around. The lead installer asks me to come verify the purchase and thats where my good mood changes....the carpet the installers brought was blue-Official color is called Poolside...it is the wrong kind, wrong color, and wrong style of carpet Nothing close to the Mohawk Palisade 857 shade of brown i bought.

The installer looks at the label, then calls his supervisor. My question is how many people looked at and verified this order before it was brought to my house?

So now I sit here pissed off bc i cant get into or use my kitchen because its full of 3 bedrooms of stuff...if i put it back Ill have to move it all again ...no new carpet in my house and my anger level increasing as i replay the events. Just a huge inconvience and pain in the ***.

Our next step is getting a lawyer. We had their high end wood laminate installed in our bathroom, kitchen, and den.

Install went fine. A few days after install we noticed water around the base of the toilet they had reinstalled. I contacted quality control and then management and was told someone would get right back to me. After one week a manager called and I explained the problem.

I was told to document it and send photos. Which I did. I received an email that they would review it and get back to me. Days passed.

Meanwhile the water underneath the flooring had warped the floors and a mildew smell had become obvious. They finally got back to me and arranged for someone to come out do the repair and reinstall the toilet. ( please see story on Yelp and all other media channels) A different installer from the first crew arrived I explained the problem and he went to work. I walked a couple of doors down to a neighbors while he did the repair and install.

I received a call that he was finished and met him leaving in the driveway. He left and I went in to inspect the job. He had installed the wrong color flooring in the bathroom not even close and lighter than the dark pecan we had installed. I immediately contacted management.

I was told to document it and send pictures. Really. Ok well I did that again. 3 days later I received a call scheduling another install.

A different guy arrived. He had the right flooring this time did the repair and reinstalls the toilet. I explained that the mold smell has not subsided as I was told by management that it would. He said to contact 50 floor .

I did. Nothing we can do about that I was told. Not 4 days later we noticed water around the base of the toilet again. I recon tactic management and was told, you guessed it, document it and send photos and someone would get back to you.

A week passed and finally someone got back me. I explained that the floor had warped again and that mold had now gotten up into the walls and all of the base board were ruined and that mold is a serious problem as I have small kids. I was told that I needed to get a plumber. I would have thought they would have handled all of that and I was also to,d that they would split the cost of the reinstall and plumber.

I couldn't believe my ears. I took it even farther and contacted upper management. Almost a month went by and the mold smell continued to grow. They finally had the repair done and paid for a plumber.

But the damage has been done to the home and the constant smell of mold and mildew is pungent. Well here we are still a year plus later the problem never was resolved, they basically told me to go screw myself and now I. Stuck having to pursue legal council because they could do right by their customer. I live in a fairly nice neighborhood and other people were considering using them until my neighbors saw and heard what was going on.

Buyer beware. They are horrible at problem resolution, they are a mass producer and problems get shuffled under the rug and they do thing on their schedule not yours. Use home advisors and fund a private company. Close to the same pricing and the private company actually cares.

It is horrible having to live with this smell and potential health hazard and I have been told that this is serious and should bring this to legalities? Thoughts