As one of the original carpet wholesalers based out of Dalton, I can tell you that you can get great deals in Dalton. However, our industry has changed somewhat over the last 10 years to reflect online shopping. You can still get the great deals out of Dalton, but most of it can be done via web, email and phone now. The best way to find the Dalton deals are to check on the web and select a few companies you feel comfortable with and call, as a lot of the deals available are sold quickly and don't make it to the web. I hope the info helps!

When we were planning our (now completed) kitchen gut & reno, my DH insisted he wanted a light in our under sink cab. We were already getting a light in our glass-fronted cab, but our KD, GC and electrician were floored by his request. None had ever put a light in any but glass-front cabs before! In the end, it was easy and everyone was really impressed with DH's new idea. Now that it's in, I'm realy glad we stuck to our guns and insisted they do it. We have a corner sink, so it's a big cab and the R/O filtration system is under there, too. I think a light in your super susan cab would be great. Wish I'd thought of that for mine! I say go for it! BTW, here's a pic of our undersink cab with the light. It's on the right side of the cab there.

We had them. I threw them all out and would not get them again. The sticky things are basically clear stickers that you apply to the underside of the tiles. They hold reasonably well and do not stick to the floors. You can buy extras in case you need to replace some of the tiles. I did not like them because the tiny gaps between tiles were big enough for dust, dirt and sand to filter though. My floor under where the tiles were is scratched up--I do have kids and they definitely tracked in sand despite my efforts to prevent that. Also, they are not very cleanable. Ours were mostly and oatmeal color and they showed grime and dirt quite easily and I could not get them to come really clean, not even when I took them outside and scrubbed them with dish soap and a scrub brush and then tried folex.

16 months—that’s how long it looks AFTER we moved in to get our house almost finished, but we ran out of time so we’re stuck with persistent problems. We chose America’s Home Place for our home build after a lot of research and review reading. The reviews were positive, so we moved forward—chose a floor plan and went to the store to start the process. Signed our contract in July 2019 with Chad. We chose our finishes but still had some design questions. He told us he’d help us the whole time. He quit in October and Thomas started. Things went really quickly and we were so pleased. Began asking our project manager, Shannon, about our design questions. We had customized a plan and some questions. Each time we talked, he assured us when it came time for those rooms, we would talk. I finally went back to the office to review the plans again. Thomas met with us and essentially laughed off our questions. Each time I talked with them I felt more and more anxious instead of reassured. We were given a May move in date. It was delayed—no big deal except it was delayed because workers stopped showing up. The handyman who was supposed to do trim and our deck and railings would take days off for other projects. Finally moved in on June 25 with no shelves in our closets, no stairs on our porches, no crawl space door, no screen under our porch, and a punch list that filed a page (cracked mirror, no window locks, etc.) but reassurance that it would get done. Greg came and knocked most of it out quickly. Then the joist lift started upstairs in almost every room, the floors started shifting when we walked. Each time I contacted AHP, a different person would tell me someone would call back. Then Thomas quit and Ryan started. Finally got a warranty walk through. Joist lift upstairs, stair treads not attached to the frame, subfloor not attached to the joists, still no window locks, gaps under floor moulding, broken attic door, broken garage door motor…the list continued to grow. Ryan couldn’t be bothered to look up from his phone while we walked through. The warranty manager, Mark, was very attentive and made his notes but pointed out that we didn’t have a warranty issue but a project manager’s issue. He did what he could and hired Jeff who was fantastic and fixed so many issues. He finally finished what was approved to be done in October 2021–16 months after we moved in! And guess what, more subfloor lifting under the carpet and hardwood and the warranty is up! Will never recommend them to anyone else. Poor customer service once you sign on the dotted line, poor workmanship and poor communication all the way around. We have a beautiful house on the outside that we’re having to put more money into to fix the problems on the inside.