Water Resistant Laminate
Slush from Beacon Street, a muddy stroller wheel or a dropped plate of pasta all wipe off water-resistant laminate.
Slush from Beacon Street, a muddy stroller wheel or a dropped plate of pasta all wipe off water-resistant laminate.
Foam goes under all our laminate, which dulls footsteps for the neighbors below. Over concrete, plastic sheeting goes first.
Online swatches never match, so the van brings actual planks. Put them on your floor by your window and see the shade for yourself.
Labor problems in the first year are fixed on us. The maker covers defective planks, and the crew is insured.



Labor runs $1.99/Sq Ft, foam included. Add planks from our warehouse and it totals $4.89/Sq Ft installed.
Yes, with a doormat and regular sweeping. Grit scratches every floor, so felt pads under furniture are a good idea.
Planks come the next day. No acclimation is needed, and one room often finishes in a day.
On a dry slab, yes, after plastic goes down. If water gets in, vinyl plank is the better pick.
Typically $1.00/Sq Ft, with pad and tack strips. We check a corner at the estimate and confirm.
It deals with claws well. Trim nails and wipe up spills soon, and keep a mat under the water bowl.
Labor is $50 per step. The nosing matches the plank, so the stairs blend with the landing floor.
Yes. A one-year labor warranty from us, coverage for plank defects from the maker, and an insured, licensed crew.