Living room with new light oak plank flooring laid wall to wall and the baseboard reset

Flooring · Southern California

The Floor Is
The Whole Room

Floor replacement done from the subfloor up, with the transitions and trim finished properly.

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What's included

The Scope,
In Plain Terms

We will tell you what the existing floor is hiding before you order material.

  • Subfloor preparation
  • Moisture and flatness checks
  • Underlayment
  • Plank installation
  • Tile installation
  • Transitions and thresholds
  • Trim and baseboard

Before and after

Floor Out,
Floor In

Floor replacements only. Nothing else in these rooms was changed.

The same kitchen and dining area with large format tile flooring, the same cabinets, counters, and layoutKitchen and dining area with old patterned vinyl flooring, the cabinets and counters in place
Old patterned vinyl replaced with large format tile in a kitchen and dining area. Cabinets, counters, and layout are unchanged.
The same bedroom with light oak plank flooring and refitted baseboardsBedroom with worn dark laminate flooring running to the baseboards
Worn dark laminate replaced with light oak plank in a bedroom.
The same living room with light oak plank flooring across the full floorLiving room with old beige carpet across the full floor
Old carpet replaced with light oak plank in a living room.

The upgrade path

What Changes
Underfoot

Each pair shows an upgrade we build and the difference it makes. Illustrative examples of the work rather than a specific job.

Flooring upgrade: sheet vinyl replaced with rigid-core luxury vinyl plank
Flooring upgrade: wall-to-wall carpet replaced with engineered hardwood
Flooring upgrade: small ceramic tile replaced with large-format porcelain
Flooring upgrade: painted concrete replaced with porcelain paver flooring

How the job runs

01

Walk the rooms

We measure, check the subfloor, and note where transitions have to land.

02

Written scope

Preparation, installation, trim, and the price, in writing.

03

Preparation

Old flooring out, subfloor corrected, underlayment down.

04

Install and finish

Plank or tile laid, thresholds set, trim reset, and a walk with you.

Why remodeling

Nobody Owns
The Gap

With separate designers and builders, what gets drawn and what gets built come apart. The drawing does not account for the wall that turned out to be structural, the builder prices around the detail instead of solving it, and when you ask why the finished room is not the room on the page, each side points at the other. Nobody owns the gap.

We design and build the same job, so the person who drew it is accountable for the version you live in. Decisions get made once, in front of you, with the cost and the constraint on the table at the same time.

Questions

Answered
Straight

Do you level the subfloor first?
Yes. Most floor complaints are subfloor complaints. We check flatness and moisture before anything is laid.
Can you match the floor into the rest of the house?
Where the existing material allows it. Otherwise we set a transition at a doorway so the change reads as a decision.
Do you supply the material?
You choose and buy the material. We install it and tell you what the room needs before you order.
Does the baseboard come off?
Usually. Removing and resetting trim gives a cleaner edge than scribing to it.

Know What The Work
Really Involves

Scope, sequence, and a straight read on your own house before anyone asks you for anything.

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Questions?

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