Schedule a FREE in-home estimate on our website or call us at 818-430-4113 to speak with a sales representative directly.

We will then prepare a detailed estimate of the proposed project, and it will be submitted for your approval.

Mobile Showroom: We will bring our showroom to you. Our convenient shop at home mobile showroom saves you time and eliminates the hassle of floor shopping by bringing our showroom directly to your home or business. Our flooring consultants will help you match and select the flooring that is perfect for your home’s décor and lighting all from the comfort of your own home.

Showroom Meeting: We will coordinate a meeting with our showroom to choose all your materials for your project.

Delivery of Materials: We will coordinate all the material arrival at the job site in accordance with your schedule.

Demolition & Haul Debris: We will remove old flooring, tile, and fixtures and haul the debris away.

Furniture Removal: We remove and cover all furniture before installation.

Floor Preparation: Prior to installation, we will make sure your subfloor is leveled. If needed, we will replace plywood or use cement to level concrete subfloor.

Underlayment Installation: Underlayment is a thin layer of material such as cork, rubber, or foam. This layer helps cushion, sound absorption, insulation, and reduce wear with your flooring.

There are (4) different installation methods that depend on the type of flooring you choose and the type of subfloor you have.

Laminate or Vinyl These floors come with a click system that connects together, it’s called “floating floors”

Solid hardwood & engineered floors These types of floors can be installed either by glueing or nailing it down.

If subfloors are concrete, we use moisture barrier glue. This step will prevent the floors from buckling up or getting warped.

If the subfloor is plywood, we nail the floor down to the plywood subfloor. For best results, we also use moisture barrier glue.

Baseboards: After the flooring has been installed, we will install the baseboard panels. Baseboard is usually made of MDF board and covers the lowest part of an interior wall. Its purpose is to cover the joint between the wall surface and the floor. MDF baseboards are becoming increasingly popular due to their affordability and ease of installation. It is much lighter than wood but still strong enough to hold up against daily wear and tear.

Transitions Installation: These are molding pieces to cover the gaps between rooms or two different types of flooring. This step will complete the installation process and give your flooring the finished look.

Clean Job Site: We will thoroughly clean the job site and put everything back in its place.

Homeowner Inspection: We will do a walkthrough of the project with you making sure everything is done to your satisfaction and address any notes or corrections that may be needed.