Water Resistant Laminate
Sandy flip flops from Scarborough, a wet suit after surfing by the Pier and a dog shaking off at Bonnet Shores are no big deal for water resistant laminate.
Sandy flip flops from Scarborough, a wet suit after surfing by the Pier and a dog shaking off at Bonnet Shores are no big deal for water resistant laminate.
A thin foam pad goes down under every floor to quiet each step and add comfort. On slabs, we add plastic sheeting to stop ground moisture.
Picking a plank in the sun of your own room just works. Laminate samples come in our van, and we set them against your walls and trim.
If a laminate row lifts or a seam pulls apart within a year, we come back and repair it free. The maker covers the planks, and we are insured.



Labor is $1.99/Sq Ft, foam included. Add our planks and the floor comes to $4.89/Sq Ft installed.
Book early and it usually can. Planks arrive next day and need no wait to settle, so a cottage often takes just a day or two.
It does well if you keep a rug at the door and sweep often. Grit ground in by feet is what dulls laminate over time.
Yes. The planks resist water, and we run a bead of sealant at the sink. Wipe drips off soon and the floor stays in good shape.
We do. Removal is usually $1/Sq Ft, and we haul the pad and strips away. The final number is set at your estimate.
Yes. A spot that gets wet every day is better with vinyl plank. Keep laminate for living rooms, bedrooms and halls.
Sure. Labor is $50 per step, and each tread ends at a nose cut from the same color, which makes the stairs blend in with the floor.
Yes. Any labor issue in the first twelve months is fixed free, the plank brand backs its product, and our crews are NWFA certified.