Water Resistant Laminate
Sandy feet from Mackerel Cove, a wet towel after a sail and a retriever back from the rocks at Beavertail barely bother a water resistant laminate floor.
Sandy feet from Mackerel Cove, a wet towel after a sail and a retriever back from the rocks at Beavertail barely bother a water resistant laminate floor.
We roll a thin foam pad below every plank, which keeps rooms quiet and gives a soft step. On concrete, a plastic moisture sheet goes in first.
No need to cross the bay to see flooring. Our van comes over with laminate samples, so you can hold them up to your walls and sea light.
For a year after install, any plank that shifts or seam that opens is fixed by us for free. The maker covers the material, and we are insured.



Our labor rate is $1.99/Sq Ft with foam included. With planks from our stock, the installed price is $4.89/Sq Ft.
No. The estimate is free, the van brings samples, and our price per square foot is the same here as on the mainland.
Usually, yes. Planks reach the island a day after ordering with no waiting to adjust, so a cottage is often ready in a day or two.
Salt air does not bother it. Keep a mat by the door so sand is not ground in, and wipe up wet spots within a short while.
Yes. Removal is usually $1/Sq Ft, and the crew clears pad and tack strips too. We lock in the price at your estimate.
Where wet suits and towels drip every day, choose vinyl plank instead. Laminate is great in living rooms and bedrooms.
They can. We charge $50 per step in labor and finish each one with a nose in your plank color, tying the stairs to the rooms.
Our install is covered for one year, the maker handles the planks, and our crews are licensed, insured and NWFA certified.