The living room on this page is one of ours: tired floors and teal walls before, new flooring and fresh paint after.
Floors We Install
- Hardwood
- Laminate
- Luxury vinyl plank
- Ceramic and porcelain tile
- Bathroom and shower floors
- Kitchen floors
- Stairs and transitions
- Baseboards and shoe molding
Getting the Floor Right
A good floor starts with a flat, solid subfloor. We pull the old flooring, check and fix what's underneath, then lay the new floor with tight seams and clean transitions between rooms. Baseboards and trim go back on so the job looks finished, not just covered.
If you're torn between hardwood, laminate and vinyl, we'll walk through how each holds up to kids, pets and water so you can pick what fits the room.
Choosing the Right Floor
Hardwood brings warmth and can be refinished down the road, but it doesn't like standing water. Laminate gives a wood look for less money and resists scratches. Luxury vinyl plank handles water and pets well, which makes it a common pick for kitchens, baths and busy family rooms. Tile is the most water-resistant of all and lasts for decades.
Running one floor through connected rooms makes a house feel bigger and avoids a lot of transitions. If you're doing more than one room, it's worth thinking about the whole floor plan at once.
New floors and fresh paint go well together. If you're planning both, paint usually goes first so drips and touch-ups never land on the new floor.
Our Work
Recent Flooring Projects
Living Room Paint and Flooring
Teal walls with an orange chair rail and tired floors, turned into a light, open living room with new paint and flooring throughout.
Flooring Installation Questions
Do you remove the old flooring?
Yes. Tear-out and haul-away of the old floor is part of the job.
Which floor is best for a kitchen or bath?
Tile and luxury vinyl handle water best. We will talk through the tradeoffs when we see the room.
Do you install baseboards too?
Yes. We replace or reinstall baseboards and shoe molding so the new floor looks finished.
Can you do one room at a time?
Yes. We do single rooms and whole houses.
Can you put new flooring over the old floor?
Sometimes, if the old floor is flat and solid. Often it's better to take it up. We'll check what's there and tell you which way makes sense.
