Water Resistant Laminate
Mud from the Norwottuck trail, slush from a January commute and a dripping umbrella all wipe off water resistant laminate.
Mud from the Norwottuck trail, slush from a January commute and a dripping umbrella all wipe off water resistant laminate.
Foam goes under every laminate floor to quiet footsteps and soften the feel. Over concrete, plastic sheeting is laid first to block moisture.
A website photo never matches the room, so the van carries full planks. We lay them by your windows and let the afternoon light pick the color.
Twelve months on our labor, fixed at our expense if anything goes wrong. Bad planks are the manufacturer's to replace, and the crew is licensed and insured.



$1.99/Sq Ft for labor, foam pad included. Add planks from our Natick shelves and the installed number is $4.89/Sq Ft.
Yes, for bedrooms and living rooms. It resists scratches from chairs and bikes, and a single damaged plank can be swapped between tenants.
Boxes reach you the day after ordering. No acclimation is required for laminate, so a single room is often finished the day the cartons land.
Yes, on a dry slab over plastic sheeting. If the basement takes water in spring, vinyl plank is the better choice.
Around $1.00/Sq Ft, pad and tack strips going out with it. A corner gets lifted at the estimate to confirm.
Laminate shrugs off claws. Keep nails short, set the water bowl on a tray and mop up accidents before they sit.
$50 per step in labor. Each tread gets a nosing in the same plank color, so the stair and the hallway read as one floor.
Yes. One year on labor, the maker's warranty on planks, and our installers are licensed, insured employees.