Hardwood floor installation
Floormaster LLC installs every type of wood flooring available. We also install flush-mount vents that are built right into your floor. Wood flooring is available in many different shapes, sizes, species and types of construction. Choosing the style that is best for you is an important decision, based on a variety of issues including your lifestyle, your decorating style, and the construction of your home as well as your subfloor. Time can also be a determining factor: factory-finished flooring can be installed in one day, whereas site-finished flooring will take longer.
Solid wood flooring
Solid wood flooring will last a lifetime. It is one solid piece of wood that has tongue-and-groove sides and comes in either factory-finished or unfinished styles. It is nailed down to a subfloor and should be in a room that is at ground level or above. If you wanted to go with a wider plank, Floormaster LLC can get any type of floor that is milled from exotic species of wood, in planks as wide as 14 inches.
Solid factory-finish floors
This flooring product, as its name implies, gets sanded and finished in the manufacturing stages, then installed. It has a few important advantages over the unfinished approach: the job length is cut by half or more, and there are no fumes. If you choose a solid prefinished product, just keep in mind that it does have beveled edges, and we hear from a lot of customers that dirt, food and pet hair get stuck in the bevels, and that becomes a headache. On-site finished floors are completely smooth, with no bevels.
Engineered flooring
Engineered wood flooring is an all-wood product made by pressing multiple layers of wood veneer together, with the grains running in different directions. This cross-graining gives the floor good stability and allows it to be glued to concrete, which makes it a good choice for below-grade rooms where solid wood is not suited.
Flush-mount vents
We build flush-mount vents directly into the floor, so the wood surface reads as one continuous plane instead of a metal register sitting above the boards. It is a small detail that makes a finished floor look custom.