FLooring updates

Inspecting and repairing the subfloor as needed to ensure a level and stable surface for the new flooring installation.

Removing existing flooring materials, including carpet, tile, hardwood, laminate, or vinyl.

Installing a moisture barrier or underlayment to protect the new flooring from moisture damage and improve insulation.

Installing the new flooring material according to manufacturer guidelines and industry best practices, whether it's floating, glue-down, nail-down, or click-lock installation

 Installing hardwood flooring planks or engineered wood flooring with tongue-and-groove or click-lock systems.

Installing laminate flooring planks with interlocking edges for a durable and budget-friendly flooring option.

Installing vinyl plank or vinyl tile flooring with adhesive or click-lock systems for waterproof and low-maintenance flooring solutions.

Installing ceramic, porcelain, or natural stone tiles with mortar and grout for durable and versatile flooring options.

 Installing wall-to-wall carpeting or carpet tiles with tack strips, adhesives, or double-sided tape for comfortable and cozy flooring.

Applying finishes or sealants to hardwood, laminate, or engineered wood flooring to protect against wear and tear and enhance durability.

Installing baseboards or shoe moldings along the perimeter of the room to cover the expansion gap and provide a finished look.

Repairing damaged or uneven flooring surfaces, such as replacing broken tiles, repairing hardwood floor scratches, or patching carpet tears.