THE APPROACH
Wood-Look Floors, Built for Daily Life
Some rooms call for a floor that takes daily life in stride: kitchens, mudrooms, playrooms and rental homes. Luxury vinyl plank and laminate give the look of wood with a resilient, low-maintenance surface. Rodney prepares the subfloor to each manufacturer's specifications, so the finished floor lies flat, stays tight at the seams and meets the walls and doorways cleanly.
Before & After
LVP & LAMINATE FAQ
Luxury Vinyl Plank & Laminate Questions
Luxury vinyl plank or laminate: which suits my home?
Luxury vinyl plank is the usual choice for kitchens, baths, laundry rooms and other areas that see moisture, because the plank itself is highly water-resistant. Laminate offers a firm, wood-like surface and is well suited to living areas and bedrooms. Rodney reviews your rooms and how you use them at the Private Jobsite Assessment.
Can new flooring go over my existing floor?
Sometimes. A flat, sound, single layer of hard flooring can often stay in place, while carpet, cushioned vinyl and uneven floors are removed. The decision follows the manufacturer's installation requirements for your new floor.
Why do some plank floors bounce or separate?
Most often because of an uneven subfloor, missing expansion space at the walls or skipped acclimation. Each of these is addressed during preparation, before the first plank is laid.
Can you repair damaged vinyl or laminate planks?
In many cases, yes. Damaged planks can be replaced individually when matching material is available. Rodney reviews the floor and the options at your assessment.
Do you offer jobsite assessments and written quotes?
Yes. Every project begins with a complimentary Private Jobsite Assessment and an itemized written quote, with no obligation.
Request a Private Jobsite Assessment
Call or text 541-659-3976 to arrange a private visit.