Water Resistant Laminate
Wet cleats, a dripping umbrella and a retriever fresh from the Ten Mile River barely register on water-resistant laminate, and a damp cloth finishes the job.
Wet cleats, a dripping umbrella and a retriever fresh from the Ten Mile River barely register on water-resistant laminate, and a damp cloth finishes the job.
Every laminate floor rests on foam, which cushions each step and softens sound traveling to rooms below. Concrete gets a plastic sheet first.
A tiny chip never shows the true tone. The estimator brings full planks and sets them on your floor by the windows in each room.
If our work has a problem in the first year, we repair it at our own cost. The manufacturer handles faulty planks, and the crew is insured.



Labor is $1.99/Sq Ft with foam included. Add our planks and the finished floor lands at $4.89/Sq Ft.
Very much so, provided a mat sits inside the door and the floor is swept now and then. Water-resistant planks wipe dry, and felt pads protect them from chair legs.
Planks reach the house the next day, and laminate needs no long wait, so a single room is often done in a day.
Over a dry slab with plastic underneath, yes. If the basement gets water, vinyl plank is the better pick.
Typically $1.00/Sq Ft, including pad and tack strips. We examine the floor under the carpet at the estimate.
It handles claws well. Keep the dog's nails short, put the bowl on a tray and mop up any puddle quickly.
Labor is $50 per step, with nosing in a matching tone so each step blends into the floor.
Yes. Labor has a one year warranty, makers cover plank defects, and our crews are licensed and insured.