Protect Your New Flooring with Our Comprehensive Warranties in New Jersey

Installing new flooring is a significant investment, and we’re here to help you protect it.

Our team offers free estimates, precise measurements, product selection, professional installation, and the peace of mind of a warranty – so you can sit back and think, “That was easy!
Our Flooring Warranties:
  • Vinyl & Laminate Floors: Both our vinyl and laminate flooring options come with a one-year installation warranty. If your flooring shifts or was not installed correctly, simply contact our team. We’ll replace and relay the flooring, ensuring your home remains functional and stylish.
  • Hardwood Floors: Hardwood floors need time to acclimate to the temperature and humidity in your home. On average, it takes about a year and four full seasons for your hardwood floors to adjust. Our one-year installation warranty covers both solid and engineered hardwood floors, giving you plenty of time to ensure they’re installed properly. We also perform a moisture test during installation to ensure your floors are protected by the manufacturer’s warranty.
Manufacturer’s Warranty Coverage: All flooring will be installed according to the manufacturer’s guidelines, ensuring that you’re covered in case of manufacturing defects or undue wear. If the manufacturer’s warranty applies, your flooring will be replaced without additional cost.
What’s Not Covered: Our warranties do not cover damage caused by external factors, including:
  • Pets
  • Urine
  • Children
  • Spills or water damage
If any of these issues occur, while they are not covered under our warranty, we can still repair or replace the affected section for a small service fee. Contact us for a free cost estimate if damage occurs.
Rest assured, our professional team is here to support you throughout your flooring journey.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the best type of flooring for homes with pets and children?
The best flooring options for homes with pets and children are Vinyl Plank, which is moisture-resistant and easy to clean, Laminate Flooring, known for its scratch resistance, and Engineered Hardwood, which combines durability with sophistication.
Installation time varies depending on the material and room size. Vinyl Plank and Laminate floors typically take 1 to 2 days, while Hardwood and Engineered Hardwood may take 3 to 5 days. Stairs might take extra time, depending on the design.
Costs vary based on the type of flooring, the room size, and installation complexity. Factors like removing old flooring and leveling the subfloor can also affect the budget. To get an exact price, we recommend requesting a personalized quote.
Hardwood is made from solid wood, offers a higher value, and can be refinished multiple times. Engineered Hardwood has a reinforced structure, making it more resistant to humidity and temperature changes. Both are great options, and the choice depends on your specific needs and environment.
It depends on the new material and the condition of the existing floor. In some cases, we can install the new floor over the old one, but if there are irregularities, damage, or infiltration, removal will be necessary. Our team will assess the situation and recommend the best approach.
Yes, all our installations come with a quality guarantee. Our experienced professionals ensure an impeccable finish and long-lasting durability.
We take great care to keep the process as clean and organized as possible. Our team uses the right equipment and protects exposed areas to minimize dirt and disruption, ensuring a clean and efficient service.
It’s easy! Simply get in contact through our website, or phone number, or just text us. Our team will evaluate your project and send you a detailed, no-obligation quote. Still have questions? Contact us today and learn more about how we can help with your flooring needs!
To prepare your home for installation, make sure to clear out closets, cabinets, and any storage areas where the new flooring will be installed. If you’re updating the entryway or kitchen, remember to remove items from nearby areas like the coat closet or pantry. Don’t forget to clear shelves, books, and fragile items. This ensures our team has easy access to all spaces, making the process faster and smoother.
When preparing for new flooring installation, it’s important to think of every corner. Begin by clearing out items from your closets, cabinets, and other storage spaces where the flooring will be laid. If the installation extends to your entryway, don’t forget to tidy up your coat closet. For a kitchen floor replacement, make sure to empty your pantry and adjacent spaces like the foyer or laundry room. In the rush to get ready for the big day, homeowners often forget these smaller, less obvious areas. While you may have moved furniture and removed family pictures from the walls, storage spaces often slip through the cracks. To make the installation process smoother, take time to clear shelves of books and fragile items to ensure they’re easily accessible.

Where can you find our services?

New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Delaware

HOW TO PREPARE YOUR HOME FOR THE DAY OF YOUR FLOORING INSTALLATION?

Practical Flooring Installation Checklist

1. Remove all breakable items

Furniture, décor, mirrors, artwork, lighting fixtures, etc.

2. Clarify who moves the furniture and appliances

Confirm with the installer if moving is included.

3. Disconnect gas appliances and electronics

Safely disconnect gas lines and electrical outlets.

4. Check door clearance

Ensure doors can open and close with the new floor height.

5. Clear out closets and storage areas

Empty coat closets, pantries, and any storage spaces.

6. Control dust

Seal off rooms with plastic sheets and masking tape.

7. Remove
doors

Take doors off hinges to avoid damage and ensure proper installation.

8. Remove baseboards

Take out baseboards and shoe moldings.

9. Remove door trim

Remove trim around doorways for a clean, refined finish.

10. Clean all floors

Sweep and clean existing floors and subfloors.

11. Prepare the subfloor

Ensure subfloor is level, smooth, and dry.

12. Set up a cutting area

Prepare an outdoor or garage space for cutting materials.