Aronson’s Floor Covering

Racist/​pretentious snobs. If you are black or hispanic (dark complexion) don’t expect good customer service or fair pricing. You can stand and browse in that showroom as long as you want no one will approach you. If you speak Spanish you will be treated as a second class citizen, it’s not welcome in their show room and they will ask you to stop speaking it even if your not speaking directly to them. You may get better treatment if your white or Jewish but your still going to get ripped off. Everyone who buys from Aronson’s pays way more than they should for carpet and tile. They hire mostly migrant workers here to do the heavy lifting and there is always a problem when it comes to paying their employees what they are owed. I’m sure they are in violation of several Labor laws. Don’t waste your time or your money here these people are scumbags.

The staff is amazing and professional. They have a great selection to choose from and the sales people really take the time to ask what you are looking for and help you find something that really works. I am really indecisive and had been in and out of home depot trying to decide what to do with my apartment and they worked with me for several hours discussing the durability I woudl need as well as what it woudl look like and we found the flooring that worked best for me and I absolutely love it. If you are a new home owner or just want old fashioned customer service definately check this place out.

I have had a great experience over the years with Aronsons. They really know the industry and have the best customer service. The installers are have a lot of experience and are top notch. I think it’s a good value for the service and the experience.

I recently went to Aronson’s Floorcovering in search of new flooring for my living room. I wasn’t sure what I wanted, but knew that my existing flooring needed to be replaced.
As I entered the beautiful showroom, I was greeted by a friendly salesperson. He asked me a few questions to help him figure out what product would be best for my room. I told him the color scheme and then we sat down in the showroom; he offered me some water and then brought over a variety of samples. He suggested the natural products might be the best suited for this room. I didn’t understand what he meant by natural products. He then explained each product (sisal/​seagrass) in depth and was very knowledgeable of each as well as the maintenance of the item. I was impressed. He told me if I wanted to know more, Aronson’s had natural fiber seminars that I could attend and learn more. I’ll have to look at that another time.
He had me sold — I thought what a perfect product. And totally not what I expected to purchase.
He assisted me in picking out a color and matching binding for the rug. I gave him a deposit for them to come and measure to ensure it would fit my room.
Now I wait for the delivery. I am so excited for my new rug. I had a great experience at Aronson’s and highly suggest them for anyone looking for flooring. Their sales staff was professional, friendly and knowledgeable of their products. I would highly go back for my next flooring. There aren’t enough stores like Aronson’s anymore, they took the time to listen to me and my needs and gave great advice.

I have been an avid Unilocaler for years and until now have never left a bad review. My tagline is «Yelping what I like.» But my experience with Aronson’s was so negative that I’d like to spare others. My husband and I went in Aronson’s to purchase cork flooring to replaced the carpeting (laid by Aronson’s) in our bedroom after hurricane Sandy. Aronson’s gave us an estimate, charged a $ 300 nonrefundable measuring fee (strange since they previously worked in the same room) and then after the measuring, quoted us a higher price. In addition, they mistakenly suggested we use a type cork which would work in our setting. Like the other reviewer, they would not break down the estimate and reveal what they were charging for materials vs. labor. We decided not to go with Aronson’s and found at least two places charging approximately half the price for similar product — with no charge for measuring or moving furniture (which would have raised the cost even further had we gone with Aronson’s). Glitzy showroom, but beware!