Water Resistant Laminate
Tracked-in creek mud, a soaked retriever and a dropped glass of juice all wipe off water-resistant laminate. Nothing soaks in or leaves a ring.
Tracked-in creek mud, a soaked retriever and a dropped glass of juice all wipe off water-resistant laminate. Nothing soaks in or leaves a ring.
Every laminate job gets a foam layer underneath that softens each step and quiets the rooms below. On a slab, plastic sheeting goes down first.
Screens change the shade, so the van brings real planks. We lay them on your floor by your own windows, one room at a time.
Should our labor fail within twelve months, the fix is on us. The maker stands behind a defective plank, and the crew carries full insurance.



Laminate labor comes to $1.99/Sq Ft, foam pad counted in. Buying our planks too makes it $4.89/Sq Ft installed.
Yes, if you choose a water-resistant plank and let the crew seal the seams. Standing water for hours is still a problem for any laminate, so wipe spills promptly.
Yes, when the tile is flat and firmly bonded. Loose or cracked pieces get repaired first so they cannot telegraph through.
Carpet and pad come out for about $1.00/Sq Ft. The crew checks the subfloor underneath before the first plank is laid.
Water-resistant, not waterproof, so for wet rooms vinyl plank is the safer choice. Our estimator will tell you which one fits each room.
Most rooms take one day, and a whole floor takes a few. The date range is written on your estimate.
Yes, stairs in laminate are $50 per step, finished with a nosing in the same color. The crew cuts each tread to fit your stairs.
Material bought from Brazil Floors can be up to 30% off. Booking the estimate online takes $250 off.