INSTALLATIONS
LUXURY VINYL PLANK
LUXURY VINYL PLANK
LUXURY VINYL PLANK
Synthetic flooring that mimics the appearance of natural materials like hardwood.
STAIR FLOORING
LUXURY VINYL PLANK
LUXURY VINYL PLANK
Stairs Flooring (no matter the type) has a whole different set of challenges in itself. 1 in every 10 installers can take this on and perform it correctly. We have many years training to apply all types correctly.
TRIM
LUXURY VINYL PLANK
TRIM
This material finishes flooring edges and helps with transition. Types of trim incude baswboards, quarter round and quarter molding and shoe molding.
TILE
TRIM
This material comes in many different such as porcelin/ ceramic, natural stone, glass It can be used on floors, walls, showers, backsplashes, roofs, countertops, exterior cladding. Characteristics include water absorption and durability.
HARDWOOD
This type of flooring can be sanded and refinished multiple times so if you are looking for longevity this is a great option
VINYL
Popular, affordable, and durable synthetic option that mimics wood, stone, or tile, known for being waterproof or water-resistant, easy to clean, and comfortable underfoot, available in sheets, tiles, or interlocking planks (LVT/LVP) with layered construction for resilience, featuring a clear wear layer, decorative print, and supportive core.
CARPET
CARPET
CARPET
Provides softness, warmth, and sound absorption, made from fibers like nylon, polyester, olefin, triexta, and wool, with styles varying from looped (like Berber) to cut pile (like Plush or Frieze) and textured patterns (cut & loop).
REMOVAL AND DISPOSAL
LUXURY VINYL PLANK
LUXURY VINYL PLANK
LUXURY VINYL PLANK
Removal of this material depends on its type (floating vs. glued). It generally involves unlocking planks or scraping up glued sections, often using heat to soften adhesive.
VINYL
LUXURY VINYL PLANK
LUXURY VINYL PLANK
Involves crucial prep (clean, flat subfloor, acclimating the vinyl), precise templating/cutting using a sharp knife, and adhesive application (full spread or perimeter, depending on type) before rolling out bubbles with a floor roller and finishing seams/edges for a durable
TILE
LUXURY VINYL PLANK
HARDWOOD FLOOR
Involves preparing the area (clearing furniture, sealing vents), removing grout, prying up tiles with a hammer and chisel (starting at an edge), scraping away leftover mortar/adhesive, and thoroughly cleaning the subfloor.
HARDWOOD FLOOR
HARDWOOD FLOOR
HARDWOOD FLOOR
Requires us to cut boards into smaller, manageable sections using a circular saw set to the correct depth to avoid damaging the subfloor. Then, use a pry bar to lift the sections, and remove all nails and staples with a pry bar or sweeper.
CARPET
HARDWOOD FLOOR
CARPET
This involves clearing the room, cutting the carpet into manageable strips (around 3-4 ft wide) with a utility knife, and pulling it up from the along the walls.
TRIM
HARDWOOD FLOOR
CARPET
Removal involves carefully detaching molding or panels, often using specialized tools to avoid damaging surfaces. With a focus on protecting visible areas while loosening nails and adhesive connections.
SUB FLOOR REPAIR
PATCHING
PATCHING
PATCHING
Patching a floor involves preparing the surface (clean, dry, primed), choosing the right, or matching wood/vinyl), applying it carefully (mixing/spreading according to instructions), and finishing for a seamless blend, often requiring sanding and sealing for a perfect match, especially for hardwood.
LEVELING
PATCHING
PATCHING
Involves meticulous preparation (cleaning, repairing cracks, priming), mixing and applying self-leveling compound (starting from the farthest corner, using tools like rakes and spiked rollers to spread and de-bubble), and allowing it to cure completely to create a smooth, solid base for your new flooring,
SCABBING
SCABBING
SCABBING
A surface preparation technique using a pneumatic tool to roughen or level a concrete surface. Also a technique for strengthening wood by attaching a separate piece of wood (a "scab") across a joint or weak point.
BRACING
SCABBING
SCABBING
Essential to prevent floor joists from twisting, bouncing, or deforming, ensuring a rigid, stable, and quiet floor by distributing loads and maintaining proper spacing, typically installed between joists before subflooring, using specific fasteners.
SPECIALIZED SERVICES
Custom Showers Install/Removal
Shower installation involves careful planning, demolition, plumbing rough-in, installing the pan, waterproofing walls, and setting fixtures. For final finishes like hanging tiles, we use the Rubi System. Crucial steps include turning off water, ensuring the base is level, and meticulous waterproofing for a leak-free system, Shower installs often take numerous days for completion dues to drying.