Toscana Remodeling

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Google Reviews for Toscana Remodeling

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Recent Google Reviews

• ”RKRobin Keener5.0

  We had an amazing experience with Erick and his entire team. They are truly Artists! We had them paint, flooring, and complete bathroom remodel. They listened to our requests and we had complete faith in him. It turned out beautifully!

  July 2026Google
• ”KWKay Wright5.0

  We have contracted with Erick Ab, Owner of Toscana Flooring, several times since 2009. We have used his services for updating our kitchen and baths, installing wood flooring and carpeting, painting and most recently repairing wood flooring.<br>Erick’s contractors are professional and efficient at their trades- recently with the flooring and plumbing.<br>Erick is approachable and responsive.<br><br>I highly recommend Erick Ab/Toscana services.

  July 2026Google
• ”RKRachel Kral5.0

  We started small - with plans to remodel one bathroom. As we talked with Erick Ab it was clear that he was a good contractor to work with on another bathroom as well. And - then we discovered that the master bath subfloor was a mess and that led to completely remodeling the master bath as well. We were so happy to find a contractor who was flexible, on-site routinely, explaining the progress, updating our requests, and above all offering advice on the many many choices involved. However, if not for the meticulous work of every crew he brought in we wouldn’t have gotten the quality workmanship we expected. The crews were responsive, trustworthy, and communicative at all junctures. That meant a great deal to us as homeowners. The follow-up on the inevitable small details has been noteworthy. We plan to work with Toscana Remodeling again and recommend them to you.

  June 2026Google
• ”KCKirstia Clay5.0

  Erick and his team were very professional, efficient and timely with my bathroom remodeling project. Erick was always responsive and offered excellent advice with design decisions. He went above and beyond to find hardware, mirrors and other materials needed for the job. He personally walked me through tile and quartz selections to find exactly what I was looking for.<br>Most of all he always answered my call when I had questions. We couldn’t have found a better contractor for our beautiful bathroom. We will definitely call him for our next project!

  May 2026Google
• ”BTBen Taff1.0

  Erick’s contractors are just sloppy. Let my pictures speak for themselves.<br>It will cost more to get just my shower fixed that what I paid him for my entire bathroom.<br><br>We had some initial hiccups during the original remodel:<br>1) The shower box was framed half the intended size, but when I got home that day I made them fix it. Miscommunication between Erick and his contractors; it’s ok as long as they fix it.<br>2) Some of the tiles were already cracked before the bathroom was trimmed out. They had to come out and fix them.<br>3) Then their plumber installed a 3 piece vanity, but the fronts of the cabinets did not line up. My wife asked him about it, and he said that all that mattered was the top. She also asked him about the crooked drawers and doors, and he told her they were not adjustable.<br>You can shim the top, but you can’t adjust the front faces once the top is installed.<br>Also, the doors have adjustable hinges, and the cabinets drawers have several adjustments built in as well.<br>I talked to Erick, and since he did not have anybody else, I removed all three of the vanity cabinets, and reinstalled them before the countertop installers got there. In the evening. After a full day of work. I also found out they used a clear bathroom silicone to hold the white wood trim to the wall, which would have not held paint. I found out later it was the plumber's first time installing cabinets.<br>4) He sent a different plumber to install the toilet and fixtures. I had show him how to install the toilet and lend him a couple of tools. He burnt up one of my tile bits I had bought for another project. It was getting late, and I did not want to waste another of my evenings with this (at this point I was overseeing all of their work since Erick wasn’t).<br><br>We started having problems after about 6 months. Initially, we had tiles lifting off of the shower floor. Erick said it was the tile we picked out (told my wife it was great choice at first).<br><br>He sent someone out to make repairs, which failed again. I found out that he used silicone to reinstall the tiles. I made 2 area repairs to the floor myself. The third time, I removed every tile that felt loose, and ended up with half a floor without tile.<br><br>We had tiles that were cracking in the shower box. After I removed the tiles for inspection, I found they use different thicknesses of backer board in the shower box, and the tiles were uneven; one side did not even touch the thinset.<br>At the same time, we had a tile fall off of the threshold they build. I was able to remove several more tiles by hand, and found black mold under them.<br><br>We gave this guy THREE chances to fix things. Compromised on some of our initial design elements to help make it work. They even cut corners while correcting the latest set of corners they cut.<br>On the third (and final) time, he tried to get away with tiling on top of existing tile instead of removing it. I stayed there until they removed it to ensure that DID NOT happen.<br><br>What we ended up after several trips and repairs in the end:<br>1) A square shower drain that is NOT squared to the shower. Had to change the tile type so that it's not so obvious, but it is. They said it was too much trouble to fix, even after I spent a weekend chipping out the old shower floor tile so they could replace it.<br>2) Brown veining in our shower marble when specified no brown. He used leftovers from another job to save himself money.<br>3) A shower floor that is almost 1 inch off level. I know there is supposed to be a slope towards the drain, but it does not slope towards the drain. It slopes from right to left. This was their fix for a low spot that collected water; it just needed to be floated with some thinset. They even went through the trouble to TRIM THE BOTTOM ROW OF TILE CROOKED to compensate.<br>4) A shower threshold that was not caulked, so there was a large gap 2" off the floor for water to get in from the shower. You could SEE LIGHT THROUGH THE GAP. Was just a matter of time before water got in there again.<br><br>The whole tile job looks like a weekend DIY job, not a professional project.

  April 2026Google
• ”SPSOYOUNG PARK5.0

  We beautifully updated our two bathrooms. Erick is reliable, gets the job done right, and stays on schedule. Highly recommend!

  April 2026Google

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  4.6/ 5

  113 customer reviews

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  #9Editorially reviewed

  Ranked #9 in Dallas home remodeling, October 2026

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Toscana Remodeling FAQs

• Is Toscana Remodeling licensed in Dallas?

  The website does not publish a licence number. Texas has no state general contractor licence, so ask Toscana Remodeling for its City of Dallas registration and insurance certificate and check Dallas permit records. Electrical and HVAC trades are licensed by the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation, so ask who holds those licences on your job.

• What are Toscana Remodeling's hours?

  Google lists 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday and 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday, closed Sunday. Call 972-406-8881 to book an in-person quote at 14902 Preston Road. The company does not advertise emergency service.

• How does Toscana Remodeling price a remodel?

  It gives in-person quotes and sells its own remodeling line directly to homeowners, which the company says keeps prices competitive. Ask for a written scope that lists materials, labor and permit fees. A warranty length is not published, so request it in writing and ask for references from recent bathroom jobs.

• Is Toscana Remodeling licensed and insured?

  We have no credential records on file for this company yet. Ask for the certificate directly from the insurer before booking work.

• What areas does Toscana Remodeling serve?

  Dallas. Coverage is as the business describes it, cross-checked against where its recent documented work is. Confirm your address before scheduling, particularly at the edge of a service area.

• Does Toscana Remodeling offer emergency service?

  Emergency availability is not listed for this company. If you need an urgent call-out, check the ranking for companies that do list it.

• What warranty do they offer?

  Warranty terms are not on file. Ask for them in writing before work starts.

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  Credentials come from issuing authorities, ratings from the company's Google Business Profile with the date we read them, and the editorial take from our own review of estimates, warranty documents and public feedback. Anything the business told us is labelled as reported.

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