Floors, from the subfloor up

Every floor in the house is on this page, along with everything that has to happen before it goes down.

A floor is only as good as what’s under it, which is why this category includes the unglamorous parts: demo, removal, and subfloor prep, right alongside the LVP, tile, carpet and hardwood everyone actually picks out. We handle whole-home installs, single rooms, refinishing on existing wood floors, and commercial spaces. One crew, start to finish, baseboards included.

Most people come to us with a material in mind and a room they are tired of looking at. That is plenty to start with, and we take it from there.

Wide plank white oak floor running through an open living room toward tall windows, with a sofa, rug and fireplace along the sides.

Every floor we install

Pick the floor you have in mind, or call and tell us the room. Either way works.

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Installer kneeling to press a grey wood-look vinyl plank into place over foam underlayment, with a mallet, tapping block and bundled spacers beside the work.

Luxury Vinyl Plank (LVP)

Waterproof plank flooring laid over a properly prepped subfloor, because a floor is only as good as what’s under it.

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Installer kneeling with a knee kicker at the edge of fresh grey carpet in an empty room, a rolled carpet remnant beside him and bare plywood subfloor still showing.

Carpet Installation

Bedrooms, stairs and whole floors carpeted over fresh pad, with the old carpet and tack strip hauled away.

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Large marble-look porcelain tile being lowered onto combed thinset, with levelling spacers, a notched trowel and a band of grey hexagon mosaic alongside.

Tile Flooring (All Types)

Floor tile set flat and grouted over a prepared substrate, from a single bathroom to the whole ground floor.

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Finished oak hardwood floor in a furnished living room, with late sun striping the boards through a row of tall windows.

Hardwood Installation

Solid and engineered wood floors installed over a level subfloor, acclimated before the first board goes down.

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Worker running a floor sander across a wood floor, with a hard line between the pale sanded boards and the old dark finish and dust hanging in the window light.

Wood Floor Refinishing

Existing wood floors sanded, stained and resealed, which is often the move when the boards are still sound.

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Gloved hand holding a nail gun against newly fitted white baseboard at a wall corner, with a spare length of moulding and two nails on the wood floor.

Baseboard, Trim & Molding

Baseboard, shoe and casing installed and caulked, because the trim is what makes a new floor look finished.

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Stripped room with old tile broken up in a pile on the bare slab, plastic sheeting taped over the doorways and a work light standing in the corner.

Floor Prep, Demo & Removal

Old flooring torn out and the slab ground, patched and leveled before anything new goes down.

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Wide office corridor with new grey plank flooring running its length, glass partition walls on one side and a pallet of material at the far end.

Commercial Flooring

Offices, retail spaces and common areas floored on a schedule built around the hours the business is open.

Why homeowners call us first

Flooring horror stories almost always trace back to skipped prep or a crew that vanished mid-job, and we’ve built the process to prevent both. Every install gets single-point project management, so one person owns your schedule from the first day of demo through the last piece of shoe molding, and two-layer quality control before we consider it finished.

We’re licensed and insured, with general liability and workers’ comp on every project and a 100% customer satisfaction guarantee on all work. With 30+ field technicians and 18 fleet vehicles behind the schedule, we can staff a whole-home install and keep it moving, and for larger projects financing through Wisetack lets you pay in installments with a soft credit check that doesn’t impact your credit score.