Water Resistant Laminate
Mud from the yard, melting snow off boots and a wet retriever are no trouble for a water-resistant laminate surface.
Mud from the yard, melting snow off boots and a wet retriever are no trouble for a water-resistant laminate surface.
Foam goes beneath the laminate to ease the step and quiet the room, and any concrete floor gets a plastic vapor barrier first.
Colors in catalogs rarely match real life, so we carry real boards in the van. We lay them on your floor by your own windows.
If a labor issue shows up in the year after the install, we fix it at no cost. The plank maker handles product defects, and our crew carries insurance.



Labor is $1.99/Sq Ft with the foam thrown in. If the planks come from us as well, the installed total is $4.89/Sq Ft.
Yes, with a good mat by the door and regular sweeping. Pads on chair feet keep grit from scratching the surface.
Planks arrive the day after you order, and since laminate needs no long settling time, a room often goes in during one visit.
On a dry concrete slab with plastic sheeting under it, yes. If water gets in, we recommend vinyl plank.
Generally $1.00/Sq Ft, which removes the pad and tack strips. We verify it during the estimate.
It copes with claws if nails are kept short and accidents are cleaned up soon. A tray under the water bowl helps.
Labor is $50 per step, and the nosing matches the plank color so the steps blend into the floor.
Yes. Our labor is under warranty for a year, makers stand behind the planks, and our crews are licensed and insured.