You've been living around it for years. The worn carpet, the cracked tile, the boards that creak underfoot. What's stopping you isn't the vision, it's the number, the days with your rooms torn up, and whether the subfloor gets prepped right so the new floor actually lasts. All three of those are answered below.
Hardwood to luxury vinyl, one room or the whole house — measured, prepped, installed, and finished by the same crew, so nothing falls between trades.
Solid and engineered, installed or refinished to bring back the grain.
Waterproof and tough — the go-to for kitchens, basements, and busy houses.
Porcelain, ceramic, and stone, set flat and grouted clean.
Budget-friendly and durable, a sharp look that holds up to daily wear.
Bedrooms, stairs, and basements, laid tight with no lumps or seams showing.
Sand, stain, and reseal the hardwood you already have instead of tearing it out.
The part underneath that decides whether the new floor lasts.
Treads, risers, and thresholds finished so rooms flow together.
Flooring is priced by the square foot, but the number swings on the material and what's under the old floor. Most jobs land in one of three buckets. Your exact number comes back free and in writing.
LVP, laminate, or carpet over a sound subfloor. Fast and budget-friendly.
Hardwood or premium plank through the living space, one clean material, matched transitions.
Multiple rooms and materials, real subfloor repair, tile in wet areas, refinished stairs.
Most single-room floors go down in a day or two; a whole floor runs a few days to a week. Wood acclimates first, and we tell you which days each room is out of use so you can plan around it.
A real written number, not a phone guess.
Day 1Material picked and ordered before we start.
Before StartOld floor pulled and hauled out clean.
Day 1Leveled and repaired. The step that lasts.
Days 1–2Wood settles, then goes down tight.
Days 2–5Trim, thresholds, and the final coat.
Final DaysWe walk it and fix anything before we finish.
Final DayThe finish everyone sees only lasts if the boring parts got done right. Here's what we don't skip — it's the difference between a floor that lasts twenty years and one that cups, gaps, or squeaks by year two.
We level dips, screw down squeaks, and fix soft spots before a single board goes down.
Wood and the slab get tested, and the material sits in the room first so it doesn't gap or buckle later.
Matched to the floor and the room — for a quieter, warmer, longer-lasting install.
Proper expansion room at the walls and tidy thresholds between rooms, so nothing pinches or lifts.
Nobody enjoys the part where you have to pull answers out of a contractor. So here they are up front, including the ones that are awkward to ask.
Flooring is priced by the square foot, but the real number depends on the material you pick and what shape the subfloor is in underneath.
Anyone quoting a flat per-foot rate over the phone is guessing. We measure the rooms, look at the subfloor, and send a real written number for your house. Free, and yours to keep either way.
Depends on the room and how it gets used:
Not sure? Tell us the rooms and how you live and we'll steer you to what holds up without overspending.
Sometimes — if what's under there is flat, dry, and sound, a floating floor can go right over it. Just as often, the honest answer is to pull the old floor so we can fix the subfloor and start clean.
We'll tell you which one your job calls for instead of taking the shortcut and hoping.
No. We move the heavy furniture and put it back when the floor's done. We just ask that you clear small, breakable, and personal items ahead of time so nothing gets lost in the shuffle.
A single room usually goes down in a day or two. A whole floor runs a few days to a week. Hardwood needs to acclimate in the room first, so we build that in and tell you which days each room is out of use.
Yes, and it's the part that matters most. We level dips, screw down squeaks, and repair soft spots before the new floor goes on. A floor is only as good as what's under it — skip that and it cups, gaps, or creaks within a couple years.
New London County and the surrounding towns, listed just below. Not sure if you're in range? Ask us and we'll tell you straight.
We work a thirty mile circle out of Gales Ferry, and that's on purpose. We're not driving two hours to a job we'll never see again. If something needs looking at in a year we're twenty minutes out, and we're going to run into you at the hardware store either way.
Sitting just outside the line? Ask anyway. The answer is usually yes.
Check My TownSend the rooms and what you're after and you'll get a written quote back, usually the same business day. Free, exact, and no obligation.