Flooring Installation by Connor's Contracting
Flooring

Flooring Installation

Hardwood, engineered, luxury vinyl plank, and tile installed over a properly prepped subfloor.

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Flat, tight, and quiet underfoot.

What Flooring Installation Includes

Most flooring complaints trace back to subfloor prep. We level, screw down squeaks, and set the right underlayment before a single plank goes in.

Site-finished and prefinished hardwood, engineered plank, LVP, porcelain tile, and stair treads. Transitions, shoe molding, and baseboard replacement handled as part of the job.

What's Included:

Subfloor Leveling & Prep
Hardwood & Engineered Plank
Luxury Vinyl Plank (LVP)
Porcelain & Ceramic Tile
Stair Treads & Risers
Trim, Shoe & Transitions
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Typical timeline
3 days–2 weeks
Who's on site
Two-man install crew
Permits
None required
Process

How a Flooring Installation Job Runs

01

Subfloor inspection

We pull a corner and check for moisture, deflection, and height differences between rooms.

02

Prep

Screw down squeaks, level low spots, and set the correct underlayment for the material going down.

03

Acclimation

Wood and engineered plank sit in the house before install so it doesn't gap or cup later.

04

Install

Racked for random seams, tight to the wall line, with transitions planned at doorways.

05

Trim & finish

Baseboard or shoe replaced, thresholds set, and the floor cleaned and protected.

Materials & Specs

What We Build With

  • Solid & engineered hardwood
  • Luxury vinyl plank
  • Porcelain & ceramic tile
  • Self-leveling underlayment
  • Stair treads & risers

Ninety percent of flooring complaints start under the floor, not on top of it.

Common Questions

Flooring Installation, Answered

Do you move furniture?

Yes, standard furniture is included. Pianos, safes, and gym equipment we coordinate separately.

LVP or hardwood?

LVP for basements, kitchens, and heavy pet traffic. Hardwood where you want the resale value and can refinish later.

Why do new floors squeak?

Skipped prep. A squeak is a subfloor problem, not a flooring problem — we fix it before the planks go down.

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Schedule a free walkthrough and we'll map out what's possible in your home.

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