Carpets

Texture carpet, also known as twist carpet, is the most popular indoor carpet style. It uses two-toned yarn. Its tightly twisted construction resists absorbing dirt. Soft to the touch and subdued in appearance, texture carpet is a popular choice for family rooms and bedrooms.

Berber carpet or loop carpet is a dense construction that holds up well in heavily trafficked areas. The yarn is uncut and looped, which makes it highly stain resistant. Berber carpet is one of the best carpets for stairs, hallways and basements. Pet owners should be aware that their pet's claws can snag on this type of carpet. 

Pattern carpet is a combination of texture and berber constructions. Since the looped yarn is slightly shorter than the cut yarn, this type of carpet appears to have its pattern cut into the surface. Many people prefer to use pattern carpet in family rooms, bedrooms and offices due to its sophisticated appearance.

Carpet tiles, also known as modular carpets or square carpets, are squares cut from wall-to-wall rolls which can be fitted together to make up a carpet. They are suitable for home or commercial use and available in a wide variety of colours and patterns

Luxury Vinyl Tile

Luxury vinyl tile (LVT) and luxury vinyl plank (LVP) come in a wide array of sizes and designs, from a variety of manufacturers. They mimic an array of natural surfaces, from refined and distressed wood to concrete to slate, marble and other stone.

Laminates

Laminate flooring  looks just like wood, tile or stone, without the cost, maintenance or wear and tear. It’s also scratch resistant, water resistant and the click-lock design. Hybrid floor covering consisting of a particleboard wood base topped by an image layer and a transparent wear layer.

Floor Demolition

Removal of the flooring surface, whether tile, wood, carpet or laminate. Removal of thin set or mortar under the floor. Grinding the concrete subfloor to leave it smooth and clear. Cleanup of all debris and dust created during the process.

VCT Flooring

VCT ensures lasting beauty in high-traffic areas, while flowing linear patterns, organic looks, and densely patterned earth tones effectively mask scuffs and soil in busy commercial spaces

Baseboards

Baseboard is the trim that defines where the floor ends and the wall begins. It also protects your wall material from the wear and tear of mops and vacuum cleaners. Baseboard is usually thinner than door trim, which is called casing, and at least one-third wider