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Hardwood Flooring, Tile, LVP, Carpet

Every floor surface, installed right.

The floor is the largest surface in any room and the first thing a bad install shows on. We install hardwood, tile, luxury vinyl plank, and carpet with proper subfloor prep so it stays flat, quiet, and tight for the life of the house.

Flooring failures are subfloor failures — squeaks, gaps, and cracked grout come from what's underneath. We level and prep the subfloor, set proper underlayment, and install with the right expansion and waterproofing. Tile gets full mortar coverage and waterproofing in wet areas; hardwood gets acclimated before it goes down.

What's included

  • Hardwood install and refinishing

    Site-finished and prefinished hardwood installed over a flat, dry subfloor, and existing floors sanded and refinished when the wood has life left.

  • Tile with proper waterproofing

    Full mortar coverage under every tile and a waterproofing membrane in showers, bathrooms, laundry rooms and entries where water lands.

  • Luxury vinyl plank (LVP)

    Luxury vinyl plank that's waterproof and durable for busy homes, laid with the right underlayment and expansion gaps.

  • Carpet and pad

    Carpet and pad stretched properly over a prepared subfloor so seams stay tight.

  • Subfloor leveling and prep

    Flooring failures are subfloor failures: we level, fasten and dry the subfloor before anything goes down, which is what stops squeaks, gaps and cracked grout.

  • Heated floor systems

    Electric in-floor heat under tile — our Missoula bathroom used it — wired on a dedicated circuit by our electricians.

How it works

  1. 1
    Free advice visit

    We check the subfloor, moisture and the transitions between rooms, and leave you a scoped range.

  2. 2
    Selections and acclimation

    Material chosen and delivered to the house to acclimate before installation.

  3. 3
    Subfloor prep

    Leveling, fastening and moisture control.

  4. 4
    Install

    Hardwood, tile, LVP or carpet laid with the right underlayment, expansion and waterproofing.

  5. 5
    Finish and walkthrough

    Transitions, trim and a walk of every room.

The same ten-step process runs every project we build — see how we work.

What it costs

Flooring is priced by square footage and material — carpet and LVP at one end, tile and hardwood at the other — with subfloor leveling, demolition of the old floor, stairs and the number of rooms and transitions moving the range. Tile in wet areas carries the waterproofing cost, and refinishing existing hardwood costs less than replacing it.

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Timeline

  1. Selections and acclimation

    Hardwood and some LVP need time in the house before installation.

  2. Demolition and subfloor

    Old flooring out, subfloor leveled and prepared.

  3. Installation

    Room by room, with tile and waterproofing in wet areas first.

  4. Finish

    Site-finished hardwood is sanded and coated after installation; transitions and trim complete the job.

Permits and codes

Flooring itself doesn't need a permit; the electrical for a heated floor and any plumbing moved during a bathroom floor replacement do.

When flooring is part of a larger remodel our office pulls those permits with the rest of the job.

Where we offer it

Hardwood Flooring, Tile, LVP, Carpet across Washington, Idaho, Montana and Arizona

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What clients say

  • "Sebastian and his team did an exceptional job restoring my garage — both its structural integrity and the finish — after a car plowed into it. They prioritized the structural restoration within one day of visiting the…" Read more

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    Garage Restoration · SeaTac · May 2024
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    Structural Repair · San Jose · Apr 2024
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  • "This company came out to bid and actually showed up at the date and time agreed upon. Once they quoted the work (at a competitive price) they had guys working that same day. They kept to their quote, and we even added…" Read more

    Jake P.
    Remodel & Drywall · Puyallup · Mar 2024
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Questions, answered

LVP is waterproof and durable for busy homes and wet-shoe entries; hardwood adds value and warmth but needs a dry subfloor and some care near exterior doors. Many clients use hardwood in living areas and LVP or tile at entries, baths and laundry — we match it to your rooms.

Because squeaks, gaps, hollow tile and cracked grout all come from what's underneath. We flatten high spots, fill low ones, refasten loose sheathing and check moisture before the floor goes down.

With a waterproofing membrane under the tile in showers, around tubs and in rooms where water lands, and full mortar coverage so there are no hollow spots. Tile is the finish; the membrane is what keeps the floor below dry.

Hardwood and some LVP products need to sit in the house at living temperature and humidity before installation so they don't move after they're down — the manufacturer's acclimation period for your product sets the number, and we build it into the schedule.

Financing available — pre-qualify in minutes, no credit score impact.

Pre-qualify through Acorn Finance ($1,000–$100,000, 20+ lenders) or HFS Financial (up to $450,000, no home equity required).

Book your free professional advice visit

Free estimate. Free 3D design model. Free on-site advice from the builder who prices the job. No obligation.