Flooring we install
- Luxury Vinyl Plank (LVP) — most popular for kitchens, bath, basements
- Hardwood — nail-down solid, glue-down, engineered floating
- Laminate — budget-friendly, click-lock systems
- Tile — porcelain, ceramic, natural stone (mudset or thinset)
- Sheet vinyl — commercial kitchens, mudrooms
- Subfloor repair and leveling before install
- Demolition and removal of old flooring
- Baseboard and quarter-round trim install
- Transitions and reducers
Level subfloor = perfect finish. The biggest cause of squeaky, bouncy, or gapped floors is a subfloor that wasn't leveled first. We check with a laser level and self-level any low spots before laying new floor.
Pricing (labor only, materials extra)
- LVP: $3/sqft
- Laminate: $2.50/sqft
- Engineered hardwood: $3.75/sqft
- Solid hardwood nail-down: $4.50/sqft
- Tile (standard 12x24 or similar): $9/sqft
- Demo old flooring: $2/sqft
- Self-leveling compound: $2.50/sqft
FAQ
Which flooring is best for kitchens?
LVP is the winner right now — waterproof, easy to install, comfortable underfoot. Tile is bulletproof but colder and harder. Hardwood works but avoid it directly under the sink area.
Do I need to remove furniture before you start?
Yes, ideally. If mobility is an issue we can help move furniture for a small extra charge.
Can new flooring go over old?
Sometimes yes for LVP and laminate — but only if the existing floor is level and stable. Old vinyl or tile? Usually better to demo first.