Flooring Installation in Minneapolis, MN

Sometimes. A floating floor can go over a flat, well-bonded existing floor in some cases, but carpet, cushioned vinyl and loose or damaged layers have to come out. We look at what is there, check for movement and height issues at doors and cabinets, and tell you which option makes sense.

Basements sit on concrete that can carry moisture, so we usually steer people toward luxury vinyl plank, vinyl tile or ceramic and porcelain tile. Solid hardwood is a poor fit below grade. We check the slab for moisture and flatness before recommending a product.

Yes. Wood flooring needs time to adjust to the temperature and humidity inside your home before installation. We follow the manufacturer's acclimation instructions and check moisture readings so the boards do not shrink or cup after they are installed.

The rooms need to be clear before installation. We will talk through what has to move and when, and we can plan the work in stages so you are not living without a usable room any longer than necessary.

Yes. We remove the wet flooring, check the subfloor underneath for damage and moisture, repair or replace what is soft or stained, and install new flooring once everything is dry. If the leak caused wider damage, our restoration crew can handle the drying and rebuild.