Hastings Floor Covering

One customer, writing in February 2026, said Hastings has replaced every floor in their house over the past 20 years — hardwood, tile, vinyl, carpet — and named the person in the showroom who walked them through it. That is the shape of this Groveland business: a floor-covering store that sells the material and sends its own crews to lay it, family owned since 1976 by the company's own account, with Ms. Linda Hastings listed as manager on its Better Business Bureau profile, where it carries an A+. The installers get named, over and over. A February 2026 reviewer watched Bradley and Dan set up and fit staircase carpeting and asked them how they had learned the work; a December 2025 customer had three men on site each day and singled out Bradley's detail work and Noah; an April 2026 repeat customer named Randy as the installer on their second floor from the company. In June 2026, a household moving out under a tight deadline, with limited access to the house, said the removal and install still landed on time and that the crew worked around freshly painted walls without marking them. The front of the store earns nearly as much credit as the crews. February 2026 reviewers describe the whole run — store visit, samples, measurement, scheduling, installation — as one coordinated stretch, with Keith named as the help through it. A general contractor, also writing in February 2026, said he had partnered with Hastings on projects for over twenty years. Now the other side. In March 2026, a customer who had three jobs done wrote that the second took final payment before someone came back to fix incomplete grout, and that on the third they were chased for payment days after emailing that chipped tile had been laid and a row of tile under the sink left unfinished. A November 2023 reviewer described a problem with the carpet installer that the company would not sort out. Both accounts are about what happened after the crew left, not the installation itself. If you want to pick the material in a showroom and have one company measure, order and fit it — carpet and stairs most of all, which come up again and again — this is that kind of shop. Walk the finished job before you settle the final invoice, and put anything unfinished on a written list with a date attached.