Kemco Floors, LLC.

Customers of Kemco Floors write about one man: Kemal. He turns up in review after review by name - inspecting the floors himself, quoting the job, and running the crew - and in a May 2021 account he chased down a match for a discontinued floor over numerous tries after other reputable companies had quoted higher and more complicated fixes. The company works out of 98 Spruce Road in Reading and describes itself as a Greater Boston, family-owned and run business that has been building its experience since 1994, with European roots. Its Better Business Bureau file names Kemal Colakhodzic as president and records three employees. The work is hardwood: new installation, parquet and engineered floors, sanding, staining, refinishing, refreshing without sanding, patching, borders, medallions and stairs, for homes and commercial spaces alike. HomeAdvisor carries a 4.8 across 101 ratings, and the readable accounts there are unusually consistent about two things - price and punctuality. A March 2020 customer said the price beat all other quotes; a January 2020 reviewer got the work done at the last minute for what they called an excellent price; a September 2018 customer described the crew sanding, staining and poly-coating their main stairs and railings, and fixing the homeowner's own DIY attempt on the first few steps as part of the job. A December 2022 client had already fired one contractor before hiring Kemco and called the difference in quality marked. One account is more mixed. A September 2019 reviewer rated the job 4.5 and said the crew he sent did not initially complete the project as agreed, and that it took a few calls and messages before the team returned to finish it - the reviewer added they would have rated five stars otherwise. It is the only complaint of its kind in the record. Two things are worth knowing before calling. The written record is dated: the newest account on file is February 2025, and most of it runs 2018 to 2021, so it describes how the company worked then rather than now. And while BBB shows an A+ rating, the same profile states plainly that the business is not BBB accredited - those are two separate facts. They suit homeowners who want an owner-involved hardwood job at a competitive price, including tricky matching and repair work into existing floors. The company advertises free estimates and says it carries workers' compensation and general liability insurance; confirm both, and ask who will be on site, when you call.