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Flooring Contractor in Philadelphia, PA

Flooring problems are usually subfloor problems. Tile that cracks, planks that separate and hardwood that cups almost always trace back to what is underneath — deflection, moisture or a surface that was never leveled.

We install and refinish residential and commercial flooring, and we prepare the substrate properly first, because that is what determines whether the floor still looks right in five years.

Flooring Services

Hardwood Flooring

New hardwood installation and repair of damaged boards, matched to the existing floor where possible.

Floor Refinishing

Sanding, staining and sealing existing hardwood — often a better value than replacement.

Tile Flooring

Ceramic and porcelain tile set over a properly prepared and, where needed, reinforced substrate.

Vinyl Plank and Laminate

Durable, water-resistant options well suited to basements, kitchens and rental properties.

Concrete Polishing and Epoxy

Polished concrete, epoxy floors and commercial floor coatings for basements, garages and shops.

Repair and Maintenance

Fixing damaged sections, transitions, squeaks and trim rather than replacing an entire floor.

How We Install Floors

  1. Step 1

    Inspect the Substrate

    Moisture, level and structure checked before any material is recommended.

  2. Step 2

    Prepare

    Leveling, subfloor repair and underlayment appropriate to the material and the room.

  3. Step 3

    Install

    Careful layout, correct expansion allowances and clean transitions between rooms and materials.

  4. Step 4

    Finish

    Trim, thresholds and cleanup, plus care instructions for the material you chose.

Recent Work

Completed hardwood staircase with refinished treads and handrail
Refinished Hardwood Staircase
Worker applying stain to a hardwood floor during refinishing
Hardwood Floor Refinishing
Completed basement hallway with new vinyl plank flooring and painted walls
Vinyl Plank Flooring

Flooring for Local Homes and Buildings

Original pine and oak floors in older Philadelphia homes are usually worth refinishing rather than covering — even boards that look badly worn often clean up well once sanded. We will tell you which is the better call after seeing them.

Below-grade rooms across the region need moisture-tolerant assemblies. Vinyl plank, tile and coated concrete hold up in basements where solid hardwood will not.

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Flooring — Questions We Get Asked

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Tell us the rooms and the material you are considering — we will price it properly.