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Next Step Floors Llc

Next Step Floors Llc

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1733 E McKellips Rd, Tempe, Arizona, 85281, United States
(480) 941-7218 nextstepfloors.com
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Oct 15, 2018
We had Javier from Next Step Floors tile our son’s master bathroom and guest bathroom. He did a very nice job. His work was exceptional. He was very conscientious about his work. He was also very neat. He was a diligent worker. We would gladly recommend him for his good work and his neatness. We also had Carlos and his assistant install new carpet in my son, Shawn Dow’s condo. They did a very nice job. They were professional and neat and installed the carpet to our satisfaction. Excellent Job!!!!!

Jan 25, 2016
We just had our entire house re-done with new tile and carpet. What a project when you have lived in the same house for 20 years. We put it off for several years knowing it would be such a hassle. Next Step Floors made this experience so much better than we ever imagined. The installers were professional, meticulous and very quick. We had lots of tile that needed to be removed which was completely removed in one day, also the way they cut around the base board corners were like artists. Our tile was completed in 5 days from beginning to end. The carpet only took 6 hours to install. We were so HAPPY with this company! Thank you very much to Shon (the owner) and all your installers, we were very impressed and WILL refer you to all our friends!

Feb 28, 2017
I do not recommend using this company. Their follow up on a very small project was abysmal, I guess it wasn't enough revenue for them to be diligent in their response time. Sabrina is an ineffective communicator at best. I ended up going with another company who charged me 25% of what the quote was from Next Step.

Apr 8, 2017
Carlos and his son did a fantastic job. Went above and beyond to make sure that everything was done well. Thank you!

May 7, 2017

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