My first experience when I walked into AA flooring was great. I liked their samples and their pricing.
There are a few problems though with this company. The flooring that they provide are short pieces of wood, all of different lengths. They are not long and consistent. Also, they will not accept the return of a damaged box if it has been opened. We accepted the box because the driver said it was ok to check the extent of the damage, and returns shouldn't be a problem. When we opened it up most of the pieces were damaged, but they wouldn't take it back, saying that i shouldn't have accepted the box in the first place. So make sure to check all products before you accept it, and directly refuse to accept any damaged box, even if it comes from their driver, with their truck.
Also, be very specific when you buy flooring, ask if they have identical matching transition pieces that go along with the flooring. For the one i picked which was engineered, I was stuck having to make custom transition pieces, which ended up being more expensive than what I would have liked to spent. They don't have matching transitions for engineered hardwood, so be very careful with what you are buying.
Response to company's post: In no way did my review directly target your company. I have written an exact experience that I had with your company. To say that my review was "not done in good faith", and "not accurate or genuine", you have insulted me directly and criticized my character. You do not have that right to use harsh and insulting words at a client for posting a review. I'm truly appalled that Homestars has not asked you to edit your post. It's unethical and insulting and speaks volume for the company you represent.