Flooring installation
Hardwood, vinyl, and tile, laid by one crew.
Some houses need more than one floor. Hardwood in the rooms you live in, vinyl where the mud comes in, tile where the water is. The transitions between them are part of the same job.
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The work
What this includes.
Hardwood
The living rooms, halls, and stairs. Installation and finish, with the species chosen for the house rather than the brochure.
Vinyl
Entries, laundry, and basements, where water and grit show up. Laid so it meets the wood without a clumsy step.
Tile
Baths and any floor that has to take water. The prep under the tile is the work you do not see after the door closes.
Transitions
Heights planned before the first room is started, so one floor does not step down into the next by accident.
One floor, or three. Same estimate.
If the whole house is hardwood, the hardwood page is the closer description. If the bath is the project, start with bathrooms or tile. This page is the mixed job: more than one material, still one crew.
The walkthrough and the estimate are free. Materials, timeline, and a price you can read come before the work is booked.
Coverage is Morris County and the towns around it. See the service area.
Jobs
From the work.
FAQ
Before you call.
Can one crew install more than one kind of floor?
Yes. Hardwood, vinyl, and tile are all part of the work. Mixed houses are planned together so the transitions are decided before installation starts.
Do you only install new floors?
No. Hardwood that is already in the house can be refinished or restored when the wood is sound. New vinyl and tile go in where the room needs them.
Is the estimate free?
Yes. The walkthrough and the estimate are free, and there is no obligation to book.
Other work from the same crew.
Free estimate
Ask for an installation estimate.
Call the office, or send the form. Leon or Martin will get back to you.