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Nufloors - Terrace

Nufloors - Terrace

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4730 Keith Ave, Terrace, British Columbia, V8G 4K1, Canada
(250) 635-0003 www.nufloors.ca/terrace
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Dec 13, 2016
I will say their workmanship is good and the tradesmen that came to my house were very nice. Why the 3 stars? I, simply, asked if there was any further discount that I could get -a simple question. The owner got into an email quarrel with me (he believed I was hesitating in paying him the money). I did not make mention of this EVER! Not a smart move for an owner of a well established firm, I was in shock! If he simply had taken the time, in a courteous, manner and had just said "no" this review would've been 5 stars! I don't trust an owner who stereotypes clients so be forewarned! If another, similar, company comes here I'd be surprised if he retained a majority of the clientele! NOT IMPRESSED WITH THE PROFESSIONALISM!!! >:(

Mar 23, 2018
The new owner has been a pleasure to work with. Friendly and knowledgeable.

Jul 13, 2017
We can't say enough good things about Nufloors. From start to finish it was a pleasure doing business with them! They did a beautiful quality job of installing our Quartz countertops in a timely manner at competitive pricing. All in all, a very good experience and we will definitely be a return customer! Ken & Heather Nagel

Jun 12, 2018
Great customer service

Mar 8, 2019

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