Whole-Room and Whole-House Flooring Replacement

For most rentals, luxury vinyl plank. It handles water, pets and move-out traffic, and a damaged plank can be replaced without redoing the room. Tile is durable too, but it costs more to install and to repair.

Yes. Tear-out and haul-off are part of the scope. Old tile on a slab takes the longest, because the thinset has to be ground down so the new floor sits flat.

Click-lock floors and large tile need a flat base. Dips and high spots cause hollow sounds, clicking, cracked tile and separating seams. We check it on the walk-through and put the prep in the written scope, so it is not a surprise later.

We reinstall or replace baseboards depending on their condition, and add quarter round where the floor needs it. Transitions between rooms are included. If you want new baseboards painted, we add it to the scope.

Most homes take 2–5 days once the flooring is delivered. Wood and some vinyl products need to sit in the house first to acclimate. Tile adds time for the grout to cure before heavy traffic.

Yes. Estimates are free across our DFW service area. Small repairs can often be priced from photos. Larger jobs get a walkthrough. Either way you get a written scope and price before work starts, and nothing begins until you approve it.

Two jobs with the same name rarely cost the same. A ceiling patch in Plano and one in Fort Worth can differ in size, texture, access and paint match. We would rather see your job and give you a real number in writing than post a range that does not fit it.

The written price covers the written scope. If we open a wall and find something the scope did not cover, like rot, a failed pipe or damaged framing, we stop, send you photos and write up a change order. Nothing extra happens without your sign-off.