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150 Winsted Road, 06790, Torrington, United States
2.9
2 reviews
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We spent well over $10k for carpet and when we had some minor water damage from an ice dam on roof, they wouldn’t try and repair their carpet. We even had ample carpet left over from the original installation. They would only quote a full replacement for our master bedroom at over $7,000. Do not buy from them.
This is not the first time we’ve done business and it won’t be the last time either thanks to people like Tony! A quality company that really cares about customer satisfaction! My wife and I can highly recommend them!!
Jamie & Kathy Gray
Cheshire Ct .
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