Flooring

We consider factors like traffic levels, moisture exposure, style preferences, and budget to recommend the best option for your space.

Laminate flooring is made from composite wood pressed together at high temperatures, while vinyl flooring is made from synthetic materials providing more water resistance.

Yes, in many cases we can install new flooring over your existing floor depending on the material and condition.

Installation time varies based on the size of the area and the type of flooring, but most projects are completed within a few days.

Yes, we offer warranties for both the materials and our workmanship.

We recommend durable, scratch-resistant materials like ceramic tile, certain hardwoods, or luxury vinyl for households with pets.

The cost varies depending on the material and the size of the area. We provide detailed estimates after an initial consultation.

Yes, we can repair scratches, dents, and water damage in hardwood floors and restore them to their original condition.

Yes, the area needs to be clear of furniture and other items to ensure a smooth installation process.

Popular trends include wide plank hardwood, gray and blonde wood finishes, waterproof vinyl, and patterned tiles.

Regular sweeping, occasional mopping with appropriate cleaners, and avoiding excessive water exposure are key to maintaining hardwood floors.

Ceramic tile, porcelain tile, and high-quality laminate or vinyl are great choices for high-traffic areas due to their durability and ease of maintenance.

Yes, we offer a variety of eco-friendly flooring options like bamboo, cork, and reclaimed wood.

Our experienced installers can cut and fit flooring materials to suit any space, ensuring a professional finish no matter the room shape.

Yes, we provide flooring solutions for commercial spaces, ensuring durability and compliance with commercial standards.

Engineered hardwood consists of a real hardwood veneer attached to multiple layers of other wood materials, providing stability and resistance to moisture.

Yes, we can install underfloor heating systems under various types of flooring including tile and engineered wood.

Carpet typically needs to be replaced every 10 years depending on the quality of the material and the level of traffic.

Regular sweeping and damp mopping with a mild detergent are recommended for cleaning tile floors.

Yes, bamboo flooring can be refinished by sanding down the surface and applying a new finish coat.

Vinyl flooring can last anywhere from 10 to 20 years depending on the quality of the material and how well it is maintained.

Remove all furniture, decorations, and existing flooring if necessary. We also recommend addressing any moisture or leveling issues beforehand.

Yes, we can remove and dispose of your old flooring for an additional fee.

Floating floors are not nailed or glued down to the subfloor. Instead, they are laid over a thin foam cushion and can expand and contract with changes in humidity.

Yes, we can install floors with custom designs including patterns and inlays.

Tile, vinyl, and laminate designed to resist moisture are the best choices for kitchens and bathrooms.

Use protective pads under the legs of furniture and avoid dragging furniture across the floor.

We will do our best to match existing flooring by sourcing similar materials or staining new wood to match.

After selecting your flooring, installation typically begins within a week depending on the availability of materials and scheduling.

Yes, we offer financing options to help manage the cost of your flooring project.

Porcelain tiles are denser and less porous than ceramic tiles, making them more suitable for outdoor and high-traffic areas.

Laminate floors should be cleaned with a dry or damp mop and a laminate-specific cleaner to avoid damaging the surface.

Plank vinyl flooring is waterproof, easy to install, and provides a realistic wood or stone look at a lower cost than the real materials.

Hardwood flooring is not recommended for areas with high moisture such as bathrooms or basements.

Using larger tiles or planks and choosing lighter colors can help make a small room appear larger.

Cork flooring is sustainable, provides natural insulation, and is comfortable underfoot due to its cushioning effect.

Yes, but a moisture barrier and an appropriate underlayment are necessary to protect the wood from moisture in the concrete.

Common mistakes include failing to acclimate wood flooring, not preparing the subfloor properly, and inadequate expansion gaps.

Choose engineered hardwood for areas with higher humidity and temperature fluctuations. Solid hardwood is best for areas where you want the option to refinish multiple times.

Yes, we offer various flooring options with anti-slip properties for safety in areas like bathrooms and kitchens.

Modern laminate flooring is highly resistant to fading from sunlight and can resist most stains.

Consider the pile type, material, durability, color, and maintenance requirements when choosing a carpet.

Wood flooring is graded based on the presence of knots, color consistency, and grain patterns. Higher grades are more uniform while lower grades are more rustic.

Carpets and cork flooring are good for noise reduction. You can also use underlays to help reduce noise with other types of flooring.

Bamboo, cork, and reclaimed wood are excellent environmentally friendly flooring options.

Factors include the type of flooring, the area size, the complexity of the installation, and any additional services like removal or preparation.

Protect floors from direct sunlight with curtains or UV-protective window films, and rotate rugs and furniture regularly.

Yes, we can manage flooring installations as part of larger home renovation projects.

Contact us through our website or by phone to schedule an initial consultation. We'll discuss your needs, budget, and timeline and start the planning process from there.