Water Resistant Laminate
Snow melting off boots by the woodstove, wet paws after a walk at Spring Lake and a tipped mug are no trouble for water resistant laminate.
Snow melting off boots by the woodstove, wet paws after a walk at Spring Lake and a tipped mug are no trouble for water resistant laminate.
Cold floors in January feel a lot kinder with a foam pad under the laminate. On concrete in a lower level we roll out plastic sheeting before the foam.
Choosing a color is easier at home. We carry boxes of laminate samples in the van, so you can set planks on the floor near your windows and furniture.
Our warranty covers the install for one year, so any gap or loose board gets fixed by us. The brand handles material claims on its end.



Installation is $1.99/Sq Ft, foam padding and all. Buy the laminate from us too and you pay $4.89/Sq Ft in total.
It is, and it is usually $1/Sq Ft. We check what sits under the carpet first and give you that price before the job starts.
Very likely. Planks go out a day after your order, and laminate needs no days of sitting around, so we install as soon as it lands.
On a dry slab it works well. We lay plastic sheeting for moisture and a foam pad for warmth. A basement that floods should get vinyl.
Neither. Planks lock edge to edge and float over the foam, which is why a single room often gets done in just a few hours.
For a lake camp that sits empty and damp all winter, vinyl is safer. In a heated home, laminate gives a stiffer and more natural feel.
We do. Stair work is $50 per step in labor, and the nose on every step matches the planks so the color carries upstairs.
Call us. Our workmanship is guaranteed for a year, the plank brand stands behind the material, and every installer is NWFA certified.