Water Resistant Laminate
Current water resistant laminate tolerates puddles from snow boots, a slopped pet bowl and spilled cereal milk, if somebody grabs a rag before lunch. First, though, we inspect your subfloor.
Current water resistant laminate tolerates puddles from snow boots, a slopped pet bowl and spilled cereal milk, if somebody grabs a rag before lunch. First, though, we inspect your subfloor.
A foam cushion layer goes under every laminate floor to muffle footsteps and soften the click. Down in a concrete cellar, we unroll plastic against moisture first.
Our van doubles as a sample room. Planks come inside so you can lay them by the sectional, the area rug and your oak cabinets, lit by your own windows.
Our crew backs every laminate install for a year, while the plank's brand handles warranty on the product itself. Each installer who comes inside is insured.



Labor is $1.99/Sq Ft. Pulling out old carpet or vinyl beforehand adds roughly $1.00/Sq Ft, confirmed once we see what's there.
Water resistant laminate holds up in most kitchens if spills are wiped promptly. For a bathroom with a tub or shower, we'd suggest vinyl plank instead.
Yes, assuming the concrete is dry and a moisture barrier goes down. We meter the slab, and if it reads damp all year, waterproof vinyl is the better pick.
A poor underlayment or an uneven subfloor causes it. Good foam and a flat base quiet it down, and thicker planks sound more like hardwood.
One bedroom or a living room typically takes a day. Larger areas with many doorways can take two, and we'll give you the schedule up front.
It can with special nosing, but it's fussy. For most staircases, solid oak treads at $60 each look and wear better, and we'll show you both.
No deposits upfront. You pay labor the morning our installers get started, and any planks we supply are settled on delivery day.
For twelve months we cover our workmanship, and the plank manufacturer warranties the material. Our installers are employees, licensed and insured.