Flooring that lays flat and stays flat
Luxury vinyl plank, tile, and laminate, installed over a subfloor that was actually prepped.
Why it matters in Florida
Almost every flooring complaint in Florida traces back to the slab. Concrete here holds moisture, and it is rarely as flat as it looks. Plank over a wavy or damp slab gives you hollow spots, popped seams, and cupping within a year. We moisture test, grind or self-level where needed, and lay out the room before we open a box.
What's included
Every flooring job includes
Moisture testing
Calcium chloride or RH testing on concrete slabs so we know what the floor is going over.
Subfloor leveling
Grinding high spots and self-leveling low spots to the manufacturer flatness spec, the step most bids leave out.
Layout planning
Plank direction, starting wall, and seam stagger planned so you do not end up with a two-inch sliver at the main wall.
Underlayment and moisture barrier
The right pad and vapor barrier for the product and the slab, not a generic roll.
Trim and transitions
Baseboard or quarter round reinstalled, and metal or wood transitions at every doorway and threshold.
Haul-away
Old flooring, tack strip, adhesive, and debris removed and disposed of.
Process
How a flooring project runs
- 01
Measure and material selection
We measure, calculate waste factor honestly, and bring samples to your light.
- 02
Written scope and price
Material, prep, underlayment, trim, and haul-away priced separately so nothing shows up later as an extra.
- 03
Demo and subfloor prep
Old floor out, slab tested, ground and leveled, then swept clean.
- 04
Install and walkthrough
Layout snapped, floor installed, trim set, and a walkthrough with the lights on before final payment.
Recent projects
What this looks like in practice
Carpet and tile out, slab ground and leveled, wide-plank LVP through the whole first floor in 4 days.
24x48 porcelain in a great room, laid with a leveling system to keep lippage under spec.
Three bedrooms and a hallway swapped from carpet to water-resistant laminate in two days.
FAQ
Flooring questions we get every week
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