Campos Flooring LLC

Seventeen reviews across Angi and HomeAdvisor, and every one of them positive — that is the shape of Campos Flooring LLC's record. The company works out of Main Street in Woburn and describes itself as a family team of three, with customers naming the same father-and-sons crew across the whole span of the history rather than a rotating set of installers. The work is floor covering, narrowly and consistently: carpet installation and repair, vinyl and linoleum sheet and tile, laminate and wood floor repair, stretching and refastening. Both platforms list the same trade and nothing beyond it, and the reviews stay inside it too. This is an installer, not a remodeler. What customers return to, over and over, is the combination of a fast quote and a crew that shows up when promised and cleans up after itself. Several accounts describe them stepping in on short notice. Prices reviewers name are modest for the trade, and the praise for value is consistent enough across two platforms and multiple years to be worth something. Two things deserve a straight answer before you call. The published record goes quiet after late 2023 — nothing has been posted on either platform in roughly three years, so the history is real but dated, and none of it tells you how the business is running now. And the company's own stated experience does not line up: HomeAdvisor says 21 years, Angi's blurb says almost 20, and Angi's own structured field on the same page says 6. Ask them directly how long they have been trading. The listings themselves are also doubled — the same Woburn address appears as two separately-rated profiles, one showing 5.0 from 7 and the other 5.0 from 10, and at least one customer appears on both platforms describing the same job, so the two counts are not fully independent. Neither page prints a licence number, which is unremarkable here: Massachusetts does not require home improvement contractor registration for floor-covering-only work. For carpet, vinyl or laminate in the Woburn area — particularly if you need someone quickly and want a small crew rather than a showroom — they are a reasonable call. Ask for a recent reference from the past year, confirm the price in writing, and note that HomeAdvisor lists no warranty on the work.