Hardwood Floor Installation
New solid or engineered hardwood floors laid in living rooms, bedrooms, halls, and any other room of the house.
Professional Flooring Installation in Baton Rouge
Hardwood and tile floors installed, and old flooring removed, in homes across Baton Rouge.
- Hundreds of Happy Customers
Our Services
Types of Flooring Installation We Handle
Tile Installation
New tile floors for kitchens, bathrooms, entries, and other rooms where a durable, easy-clean surface fits.
Floor Removal
Old carpet, vinyl, tile, or damaged wood taken up so new flooring starts on a clean subfloor.
Benefits
The Benefits of New Hardwood
New solid hardwood can be sanded and refinished later, and a 2022 industry report estimated new wood flooring recovers more than its cost at sale.
- Floors You Can Renew Later
- Strong Resale Return
- Floors That Clean Easily
Our Work
Our Flooring Installation Projects
Examples of our flooring installation work from homes across Baton Rouge, from hardwood to tile.
Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
A 2022 report from the Realtors' and remodelers' national groups (NAR and NARI) put new wood flooring at a median cost of $5,500, with an estimated $6,500 recovered at sale, or 118% of the cost. Solid hardwood can also be sanded and refinished many times over its life.
It can, after a moisture test. The National Wood Flooring Association's installation guidelines call for testing a slab before any wood floor goes over it, with a moisture barrier when the readings run high. A slab that gets wet again from rain, leaks, or flooding has to dry out before flooring goes down. The same test applies to the new slab under a custom home.
The material and square footage set most of the price. What is underneath comes next: old flooring to take up, a subfloor to repair, or a slab that needs a moisture barrier. Under National Wood Flooring Association guidelines, swollen, flood-soaked plywood is replaced, and the area dries before new flooring goes down. Tile in a kitchen remodel adds layout work and movement joints, the gaps that let tile expand and shrink.
There is no set number of days for the wood to sit. It is ready when moisture readings show the wood and the subfloor have settled near the moisture level they will hold in that room. The one fixed wait is for the house itself: the heating and cooling should run for at least 5 days before the wood arrives. In a humid climate, a wood subfloor should stay at or below 13% moisture content.
The prep sets the schedule: taking up old flooring, any subfloor repair, and the moisture readings that tell when wood can go down. Tile also needs its setting materials to cure before heavy use. New tile in a bathroom remodel has to cure the same way.
We install and remove flooring for homeowners across East Baton Rouge, Ascension, Livingston, West Baton Rouge, Iberville, and St. James parishes. That includes Addis, Baton Rouge, Central, Denham Springs, Donaldsonville, Geismar, Gonzales, Gramercy, Plaquemine, Prairieville, Sorrento, St. Amant, St. Gabriel, St. George, Walker, and Zachary.
Service Area
Flooring Installation Across Greater Baton Rouge
We provide flooring installation and removal to homeowners across Baton Rouge and the surrounding parishes.
- Baton Rouge, LA
- Addis, LA
- Central, LA
- Denham Springs, LA
- Donaldsonville, LA
- Geismar, LA
- Gonzales, LA
- Gramercy, LA
- Plaquemine, LA
- Prairieville, LA
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