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Flooring Depot

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5541 NE 122nd Ave #310, Portland, Oregon, 97230, United States
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Nov 8, 2017
Super condescending Gayle. So much attitude.

Nov 22, 2016
Great experience! I am a first time DIYer and Ted taught me everything a guy needs to know in tile cutting. He even gave me a few tiles to practice.

Dec 12, 2013
Great prices, service, and expertise. Tons of selection. I was surprised this locally-owned small business could match the prices of the big box stores, but they do. Some of their stuff was even higher quality for the same price, and some of it was significantly cheaper (on sale). I also felt good about supporting a small family business. These guys are highly recommended. Shop local.

May 6, 2014
Ted and Gayle saved the day for us when our family room was flooded last summer. We were hearing nothing but bad news from other companies about replacing our wood floor with the same product we had prior to our flood. Ted and Gayle immediately went to work for us - making phone calls - tracking down our discontinued floor at a local warehouse, holding inventory for us, delivery to our home, etc. They really went out of their way for us and made a very stressful situation a bit less stressful! Thank you Flooring Depot! Laura

Jan 20, 2014
Highly recommend Flooring Depot! We were remodeling our kitchen after 18 years and the choices were overwhelming. Ted and GG listened to what we were looking for and guided us through the planning process by providing different choices of tiles, countertop and paint. They also ordered our new floor. We couldn't be more pleased with the final product. Very nice experience from beginning to end.

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