Water Resistant Laminate
Salt tracked in from Capitol Avenue, a wet retriever back from Elizabeth Park and a dripping umbrella wipe right off water resistant laminate.
Salt tracked in from Capitol Avenue, a wet retriever back from Elizabeth Park and a dripping umbrella wipe right off water resistant laminate.
A foam layer sits beneath all of our laminate, cushioning each step and muffling sound for the apartment downstairs. Basement slabs get plastic sheeting laid first.
Phone screens lie about color, so the van carries real laminate boards. We set them down by your windows, room by room.
For a full year, any labor issue is fixed at our expense. Manufacturer warranty handles defective planks, and the crew is fully insured.



Labor is $1.99/Sq Ft with the foam included. Pick planks off our Milford shelves and the finished floor comes to $4.89/Sq Ft.
Yes. It handles tenant turnover well and cleans easily, and water resistant boards in the kitchen hold up to spills.
Planks arrive the next day and need no acclimation, so a single room is often finished the same day they land.
Yes, provided the slab stays dry, and plastic goes down ahead of the planks. If the basement takes water in spring, we recommend vinyl plank instead.
Figure about $1.00/Sq Ft, and that takes the pad and tack strips with it. We check under the carpet at the estimate and confirm the number.
It does. Keep nails trimmed, set a tray under the water bowl and wipe up accidents quickly, and it lasts for years.
Plan on $50 per step in labor. Nosing in the same plank shade finishes every step, so the stairs read as part of the floor.
Yes. Labor is covered for one year, the manufacturer covers plank defects, and our crews are licensed and insured.