Hardwood Flooring Installations

Installations

Floating, Nail-down, & Glue-down are three common methods for installing flooring each with its own advantages and disadvantages. Floating floors are generally the easiest & most affordable to install, but may be less stable & durable than the other two. Nail-down floors offer good stability and durability, but can be more expensive & require a suitable sub-floor. Glue-down floors are the most durable & stable option, providing a solid, gap-free surface, but are typically the most expensive.

Full Trowel Glue-Down

Full trowel glue-down installation of engineered hardwood flooring offers several advantages, including enhanced stability, a solid feel underfoot, and the potential for sound and moisture insulation. This method provides a more permanent and durable solution compared to floating or nail-down methods, making it suitable for high-traffic areas and spaces where a solid, quiet floor is desired

Floating

Budget installation is floating floor such as laminate click flooring or hardwood floating using tongue and groove white glue

Nail-Down

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Commercial Grade Rubber Gym Flooring - Professionally Installed

Up to 10mm thick, 7 colour options, and professionally glued down for maximum durability.
This is true commercial-quality rubber, not the cheap stuff from hardware stores.
Perfect for home gyms, garages, and weight rooms.

Industrial Floor Removal & Surface Preparation Services

We’re expanding our services to include industrial and commercial floor removal — offering fast, dust-controlled removal for old surfaces including:
• Glued-down rubber sports flooring
• Vinyl, VCT, and linoleum
• Ceramic tile and thinset removal
• Concrete surface grinding and prep
We use professional-grade removal equipment capable of taking up thousands of square feet per day — ideal for large commercial spaces, gyms, schools, warehouses, and renovation projects.

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