Laminate Floor Installation & Replacement

Laminate floor has become a popular flooring option in recent years. It offers many desirable features which include versatility, durability, and ease to install. Some types of laminate flooring are also staining and moisture resistant, when not 100% waterproof. They provide the look and feel of hardwood floors, but tend to be significantly more affordable.

While some laminate floors are sold in hardware stores to be installed by DIYers, installation is labor-intensive and can get tricky when it comes to corners and details that require proper underlayment and precision. For the best results, hire an experienced laminate floor installation company. From the comfort of your home, you will be able to choose between many types, colors, and brands of laminate, ask questions about their features and the installation process, get a written estimate, and get the job done quickly and professionally.

Laminate Floor Wood Grain Textures

There are many types of wood grain textures available to you, all of which can be discussed with a professional laminate floor installer to choose the best option for you.

• Satin / Smooth Finish – adds some luster to the wood grain, but it is not too glossy or overpowering.
• Matte Finish – reproduces the look and feel of real hardwood floors with little luster.
• Hand-Scraped Finish– planks are pressed with a texture that makes the wood look hand scraped.
• Natural Wood Finish – a popular texture because it looks like most hardwood floors.
• Soft Scraped Finish– pressed with a texture that makes the floor look time-worn.
• Oiled Wood Finish –mimics natural, untreated and old-fashioned hardwood floors
• High Gloss / Piano Finish – glossy, shiny look.
• Oxide Surface Finish– a metallic finish that adds luster and metallic hues to the floor.
• Slate/Stone Finish- replicate the look of natural stone floors, such as marble, granite, travertine, and limestone.