Lets hope this review saves your hard earned money from Roma Flooring in Anaheim. During Covid pandemic last year we remodeled our home like many others. Found Roma while driving on State College. Checked his Yelp and there were mixed reviews and I can tell you AVOID AT ALL COSTS. 1st red flag Moe the owner was arguing with customer on the phone while I waited to talk to him. He explained it was an unreasonable buyer so I gave him a pass and proceeded to do business. We were putting beautiful Italian tile in our 1200 sqft home and was quoted $14700. After demolition they found plywood that needed to be replaced in the kitchen. They verified the subfloor was good and charged an extra $1000 for labor and maybe 6 sheets of 4x8 plywood before sheets of plywood were $90 each!! Paid it no questions asked. Moe explicitly said if tiles come loose he will send the crew to fix to justify his pricing. I took him at his word. Fast forward a couple months and some tiles are loose and missing grout. I was patient with Moe to send out his subcontractor who secured a couple tiles and added grout in a few places. He told us to call back if anything else was loose I've contacted Moe regarding other loose tiles and he originally said he would send guys outz. It's all documented in writing through text messages. He changed his stance and refuses to help me and is blaming my subfloor? If there was a problem with the subfloor shouldn't he or the subcontractors brought that too my attention before laying all of the tile? More tiles have become loose and it's embarrassing. I've been too patient and trying to be reasonable with Moe doesn't work. Moe should step up and do what's right and what he originally promised. Hard to take pictures of tiles that are creaky and loose when you step on them.