Flooring Installation Services

Should All Rooms in a House Have the Same Flooring?

Having the same flooring throughout your home can create a nice, cohesive look, but it’s not something you absolutely have to do. Some people prefer mixing things up with different flooring in certain spaces, like using tile in bathrooms for water resistance and carpet in bedrooms for coziness. Either way, there are plenty of options to create the perfect look and feel for your home.

How To Choose Between Hardwood and Tile Floors

Hardwood and tile floors each bring a distinct character to each space. Hardwood offers warmth and movement, while tile delivers a cooler, more rigid surface that holds up well under moisture and heat.

The choice will come down to how the room is used and what kind of presence you want the floor to have. For example, tile performs well in areas exposed to water, whereas your main living spaces may benefit from the tone and texture that hardwood naturally adds.

When Should You Consider Laminate Flooring?

Laminate flooring is a synthetic option that looks like natural wood or stone. It’s built in layers and topped with a protective finish for durability.

It’s often chosen for spaces that need something practical but still visually clean. When budget, durability, and ease of maintenance matter the most, laminate is often the best choice unless the room needs real texture, refinishing options, or the feel that only solid materials can provide.

Can You Install New Flooring Over Existing Floors?

It’s possible to install new flooring directly over your existing floor. Materials like vinyl plank, laminate, and even engineered hardwood can often be floated or glued down over old surfaces as long as the original floor is level, dry, and in good condition. If the floor is uneven or damaged, tile or hardwood may need to be removed first. During your in-home estimate, we’ll look closely and let you know the best approach for your space.

How Do You Match New Flooring to Existing Floors in Other Rooms?

Our team has experience working with homeowners to create a look that ties everything together. We’ll take the time to carefully compare colors, grain patterns, plank widths, and finishes to find the closest match for your space. We can also recommend options like transition strips, borders, or stains to help blend the old and new flooring beautifully.

Do You Need To Move Your Furniture Before Installation?

It’s recommended that you clear the room as much as possible before installation day to make the process smoother. If moving furniture feels overwhelming, we can talk about it. Some customers like to move their furniture themselves, while others prefer to have our team handle it for them. We’ll also guide you on any preparations needed, like removing or adjusting appliances, baseboards, or wall trim, to make sure everything is ready for your new flooring.

Do You Offer Removal and Disposal of Old Flooring Materials?

We offer full removal and disposal of old flooring as part of our installation service. Whether it’s carpet, vinyl, laminate, tile, or hardwood, we’ll take care of pulling it up and hauling away all the debris so you don’t have to stress about any of it.

If the subfloor underneath needs repairs or leveling, our team will handle that too, ensuring everything is ready before we install your new flooring. We always make sure to leave the job site clean and ready to use.

What Kind of Maintenance Does Each Flooring Type Need?

Each type of flooring comes with its own maintenance needs.

Here’s what you should consider for each type of flooring:

• Hardwood: Sweep hardwood regularly, use a damp mop, and avoid dragging heavy furniture. Re-coating may be needed every few years.
• Laminate: Clean laminate with a laminate-safe cleaner and avoid excess moisture. No wax or polish is needed.
• Vinyl plank: Vinyl plank is easy to maintain with light sweeping and occasional damp mopping. Waterproof and pet-friendly.
• Tile: Tile is durable and easy to clean. Grout may need occasional scrubbing or resealing.

We’ll explain care instructions for the specific product you choose so your floors stay looking great.