Water Resistant Laminate
Water resistant laminate does not care about the mud a retriever brings back from the Bay Circuit Trail, the slush that falls off boots after a Haverhill Line commute, or an umbrella left dripping by the door.
Water resistant laminate does not care about the mud a retriever brings back from the Bay Circuit Trail, the slush that falls off boots after a Haverhill Line commute, or an umbrella left dripping by the door.
Foam goes beneath every laminate floor to hush footsteps and soften the feel. Over a slab, plastic sheeting is laid first to stop moisture.
Screens lie about color, so the van carries full planks. Lay them under your own windows and let the afternoon light settle the choice.
Labor problems inside twelve months are corrected at our expense. The manufacturer answers for plank defects, and the crew is licensed and insured.



$1.99/Sq Ft for labor, foam pad free. With planks from our Natick stock the installed price is $4.89/Sq Ft.
Yes, in bedrooms and living rooms. It shrugs off chair scrapes and hockey bags, and one damaged plank can be swapped later without redoing the room.
Cartons arrive the day after you order. Laminate does not need to acclimate, so a single room is usually done the same day the boxes show up.
On a dry slab, yes, with plastic sheeting under the foam. A basement that floods in spring should get vinyl plank instead.
Around $1.00/Sq Ft, with the pad and tack strips leaving too. One corner is lifted at the estimate so the number is firm.
Laminate stands up to claws. Short nails, a tray under the water bowl and quick cleanup after accidents keep it looking new.
$50 per step in labor, with nosing in the same plank color so the stairs blend into the hallway.
Yes. Twelve months on labor, the maker's warranty on planks, and the installers are licensed, insured employees.