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981 Walnut St, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 15234, United States
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Jan 16, 2018
DO NOT USE HARDWOOD RESTORATION SERVICE!!!!!!! If I could have given him a zero, I would have. Tom took my money and never completed the job. I paid for products and he never delivered them. He is a THIEF. He will not return my phone calls. According to our local magistrate, I cannot bring charges against him because he did some of the work and the cost would be more than it is worth. Tom knows this and continues to steal from others. Don't be one of them. Very bad business man.

Jul 17, 2016
Bid our project, finished half, and left us in a lurch. Taped off railings, bannisters and never came back. Would not return calls. Would not answer voicemails. I had to block my number to get him to pick up the phone. Worst experience I've ever had with a contractor of any type. Please trust me when I say Tom is a waste of your time and money.

Feb 14, 2016
Horrible experience across the board. DO NOT WORK WITH THIS COMPANY. I have been part of several house remodels in Pittsburgh and he is the worst contractor I have ever worked with. Tom and his 1 man crew left less than half way through the job. The work they did was not acceptable. The floors they worked on are gouged and scratched. Tom never picked up my call or returned a call after leaving the job. Left us hanging looking for new contractors on a full house remodel. Very very unprofessional. You cannot trust this guy or the people he works with. Even if you could his work so far below standard you wouldn't want him or his crew in your house. Might be the worst hardwood guy in the entire Pittsburgh area. Listen to all of the negative reviews, they are there for a reason.

Dec 13, 2016

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