Flooring Installation

Flooring is one of the few finishes you touch every day, and the difference between a good install and a bad one is felt underfoot long before it is seen. Flat, quiet, tight at the walls, and with transitions that do not catch a sock.

What we install

• Luxury vinyl plank and tile, the most common ask, in kitchens, basements and whole levels
• Laminate and engineered hardwood
• Tile floors in baths, entries and laundry rooms
• Stair treads, risers and nosing to match

The subfloor decides the result

Every flooring product has a flatness spec, and most subfloors do not meet it out of the box. We check, then level, patch or sand before the first plank goes down. On a concrete basement floor we also test for moisture, because a floating floor over a damp slab fails from below.

Trim and transitions

Base, shoe and transitions are part of the job, not an afterthought. We remove and reinstall or replace base so the floor reads as finished at the edges.