Flat subfloors, tight seams and clean transitions
A floor is only as good as what is under it. Before we lay luxury vinyl plank, laminate or tile, we pull the old flooring, check the subfloor for soft spots and water damage, replace bad sections and level the low areas. Then the new floor goes down with the right underlayment, expansion gaps, undercut door casings and transitions that do not catch a toe.
Kitchens, entry doors and sliders near the beach take the most abuse, so we pay extra attention to moisture, thresholds and sealing at those spots.
Remove and inspect
Prep the base
Install and trim
What is included
Most flooring failures come from skipped prep. Doing the subfloor work first means the new floor stays flat, quiet and dry for years, and replacing a few damaged rows later is possible because we keep spare boxes labeled for you.
Signs you need flooring help
It is time to repair or replace a floor when you notice:
What affects the price
Flooring labor is priced per square foot, with a minimum for small rooms. The biggest cost variables are removal of the old floor, subfloor repairs, leveling, the number of doorways and transitions, and whether furniture and appliances need to be moved. Tile repairs depend on how many tiles are damaged and whether matching tile is available. We always measure on site and list removal, subfloor work and trim as separate lines on the estimate. See the starting prices below.
In beach homes and vacation rentals we recommend waterproof luxury vinyl plank in most rooms. It handles humidity, sand and spills far better than laminate or solid hardwood, and damaged planks can be replaced without redoing the whole floor.
Areas we serve
We provide flooring installation & repair in Myrtle Beach, North Myrtle Beach, Surfside Beach, Conway, Carolina Forest, Market Common, Socastee, Murrells Inlet, Garden City, Little River, Pawleys Island and Loris. Estimates are free, and most visits are scheduled within a few business days. Call (843) 555-0186 or send us the details.
