Hardwood Flooring Installation · Fraser Valley, BC
Hardwood flooring
installed right.
Solid and engineered hardwood laid by our own crew, with the subfloor prep, stairs, transitions and baseboard done in the same job. Fixed quote or hourly.
- In the trade since 2008
- Licensed & fully insured
- Our own crew, no subcontracted finish work
- Fixed quote or hourly, your call
Solid or engineered?
Solid hardwood is wood all the way through and can be sanded many times. It needs a wood subfloor and a stable indoor climate, so it suits main floors and bedrooms. Engineered hardwood has a real wood top on a layered core that moves far less with humidity, which suits our wet winters and dry heated months, and it can go over concrete.
How we install it
We check the subfloor for flat and screw down anything that moves. Solid hardwood is nailed down over the right underlayment. Engineered is nailed, glued or floated depending on the subfloor. Boards are laid out from a straight reference line, racked so the joints are spread out, and the expansion gap is left at every wall so the floor can move without buckling.
Then the finish work: door casings undercut so the floor slides under, transitions fitted, stair nosings matched, and baseboard installed tight to the new floor.
Supply or install only
We can supply the flooring or install flooring you have already bought. If you are buying your own, check with us on quantity and on the right underlayment for your subfloor first.
Recent work
From our own job sites
How it works
Three simple steps
- 1
Tell us about the job
Call, text or send the form. We usually reply the same business day.
- 2
We measure and quote
We come out, measure, and give you a clear written price. Fixed or hourly, your call.
- 3
We do the work
Our own crew installs it, cleans up, and walks it with you before we call it done.
Service areas
Where we work
Based in Mission, serving the Fraser Valley from Agassiz and Chilliwack to Maple Ridge, Langley and White Rock.
Questions
Good to know
Can hardwood go in a basement?
Solid hardwood should not go below grade. Engineered hardwood can, if the slab tests dry and the right barrier is used.
Do you refinish existing hardwood?
Tell us what you have in the form and we will let you know whether it is a refinish or a replace.
Can you match the stairs to the new floor?
Yes. Treads, risers and nosings can be finished to match.
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