Vinyl where water wins
Luxury vinyl is waterproof. It is the floor we use in basements, kitchens, and baths. Installed, it often runs $4–$8 per square foot.
Flooring · Kankakee County
Hardwood, luxury vinyl, tile, and carpet, with the subfloor fixed before the new floor goes down.
We repair and level the subfloor, then install the material that belongs in that room. Wet rooms and basements do not get hardwood.
The price on the quote includes taking the old floor out, prepping the subfloor, and installing the new one.
The wrong floor in a wet room fails no matter how carefully it is installed.
Luxury vinyl is waterproof. It is the floor we use in basements, kitchens, and baths. Installed, it often runs $4–$8 per square foot.
Solid and engineered hardwood belong in dry rooms. Installed, it often runs $8–$15 per square foot, and it can be refinished.
Porcelain and ceramic for floors that take water and wear. Installed, often $6–$15 per square foot.
Squeaks, dips, and a damp slab get fixed before the finish floor. That work is on the quote, not a surprise.
Furniture moves out, the old floor comes up, the subfloor is corrected, then the new floor goes down.
Pick the room first. The material follows from moisture, pets, and how long you want it to last.
Waterproof plank that looks like wood.
The floor you can refinish.
Hard, waterproof, and permanent.
A typical 200 square foot room often lands between $600 and $3,000 installed, depending on the material and the subfloor.
Book a walkthroughInstalled, carpet is often $3–$7 per square foot, luxury vinyl $4–$8, hardwood $8–$15, and tile $6–$15. A 200 square foot room is commonly $600–$3,000. Stairs, transitions, and heavy subfloor repair are extra.
Luxury vinyl or porcelain. Both are waterproof. Hardwood in a wet room cups and stains. Vinyl is often $4–$8 per square foot installed, porcelain $6–$15.
Luxury vinyl, or porcelain if you want tile. Hardwood and laminate swell when the slab is damp. We test the concrete and install a moisture barrier first.
Vinyl for moisture, pets, and a lower price. Hardwood for dry rooms where you want a floor that can be refinished and holds more resale value.
Yes. Leveling, soft spots, and moisture prep happen before the new floor. That work is part of the written scope.
Luxury vinyl. It is waterproof, has a wear layer, and cleans up. Carpet holds stains and odor. Laminate swells if it gets wet.
Kankakee County, the south suburbs, and Will County.
Kankakee, Bourbonnais, Bradley, Manteno, Momence, Herscher, St. Anne, Grant Park, Aroma Park
Orland Park, Frankfort, Tinley Park, New Lenox, Mokena, Homer Glen, Lockport, Joliet, Oak Forest
Crete, Monee, Peotone, Beecher, Manhattan, Wilmington, Channahon
A free in-home look, then a written scope. 30+ years, licensed and insured.