Hardwood Installation

Laying down wood flooring planks or strips onto a subfloor using adhesive, nails, or a floating system.

Assembling interlocking planks or tiles onto a subfloor using a click-lock or glue-down method.

A highly durable and versatile wood flooring option that is made up of layers of wood with a hardwood top layer.

Smoothing and leveling a concrete floor surface using specialized grinding equipment and techniques.

Priming and leveling compounds are materials used to prepare subfloors for flooring installation, ensuring a smooth and level surface.

Evaluating the condition of a flooring surface, identifying any defects or damage, and recommending necessary repairs or replacements.

Placing individual carpet tiles onto a subfloor using adhesive, allowing for easy replacement and customization.

Positioning a pre-made tray onto a leveled bathroom floor, and then securing and sealing it to prevent water leakage.

Applying tiles to a surface using adhesive, grout, and specialized tools to create a durable and visually appealing finish.

 Baseboards are decorative and protective boards installed at the bottom of walls, serving practical and aesthetic purposes in interior spaces. 

 Shoe molding is a small trim installed at the base of walls and floors to cover gaps and provide a finished look. It protects flooring edges and hides imperfections. 

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