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Molson Flooring

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40 Torbay Rd, Markham, Ontario, L3R 1G6, Canada
(905) 604-8058 molsonflooring.com
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May 10, 2018
Discriminative service ! Staff seemed to be nice but actually very rude !. They have preferences to serve those they think will buy more. Otherwise they don’t brother to answer your question or give any suggestion , and they did tried to ignore you by doing gestures.. like talking on the phone longer .... can’t hear you....even you are lining up to pay or waiting for service. They choose to serve who they think will buy large quantity . A really bad shopping experience! Very unprofessional service!!

May 16, 2018
I am impressed by the quality and appearance of the red oak that my husband purchased from Molson to replace over 2000 sq. feet of flooring in our home.

Nov 27, 2017
Great service and low price! They have more than 60 different colors of hard wood for selection, so I spent nearly an hour to make decision. But the saleslady never loses her patient and keeps giving me advices. When installation, those contractors are also very professional and experienced! Because I’m rushing to move in, they even work over time to finish the project early! Really appreciate their brilliant work! Recommend to everyone!

May 22, 2018
Provided informed recommendations with a helpful attitude for a bathroom flooring and tile project.

Apr 5, 2018
Dishonest and rude. I visited them on a referral and went back a few times as we were deciding on the floor, but each time the prices kept changing, increasing. I can understand a mistake but not three times, it feels like a bait and switch to me. In the end the lady told me to go and buy my floor somewhere else, I guess they have enough business that my money dosent matter to them.

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