Flooring installation in Phoenix, AZ

Wood-look tile, luxury vinyl plank, wide-plank wood, porcelain tile and stairs for kitchens, bathrooms and the rest of the house. One continuous floor can make a whole home feel newer.

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Long open living space with light wood-look plank flooring running from the entry to the kitchen

Floors we install

Built for Arizona: hard floors that handle heat, dust and everyday traffic.

Wood-look tile

Porcelain plank tile that looks like wood and holds up to water, scratches and pets. Common in Valley homes for a reason.

Luxury vinyl plank

Warmer and softer underfoot than tile, waterproof, and quicker to install.

Porcelain and ceramic tile

Large-format tile for living areas, and hex, mosaic or patterned tile for bathrooms.

Stairs

Treads, risers and landings redone to match the new floor, with clean square edges.

Floor prep

Leveling and repairing the subfloor so the new floor lies flat and doesn't crack or separate.

Trim and transitions

New baseboards, clean transitions between rooms, and door clearance checked.

Flooring before-and-afters

Floors and stairs from our own jobs. Tap to switch.

After: the same bedroom with light wide-plank flooring with natural knots and grain — **Bedroom: laminate to wide-plank**Flooring

Before: empty bedroom with orange-toned laminate flooring and gray walls — **Bedroom: laminate to wide-plank**Flooring

After: the same staircase with light oak-look treads and risers and a matching bottom step — **Stairs: laminate to light oak**Stair flooring

Before: staircase with red-brown laminate treads, risers and bottom step — **Stairs: laminate to light oak**Stair flooring

After: the same staircase with light oak-look treads and risers — **Straight staircase: laminate to light oak**Stair flooring

Before: straight staircase with red-brown laminate treads and risers — **Straight staircase: laminate to light oak**Stair flooring

After: the same kitchen with taupe shaker cabinets, a fluted dark island with a light veined top, brass pendants with ribbed glass, a tiled range hood and light wood-look plank floors — **Kitchen: new cabinets, island, counters, floors**Kitchen remodel

Before: open kitchen with honey oak cabinets, a speckled granite island, amber glass pendant lights and white floor tile — **Kitchen: new cabinets, island, counters, floors**Kitchen remodel

After: the same kitchen with dark wood-look plank tile, recessed lights, two glass pendants over the island and white veined countertops — **Kitchen: floors, counters, lighting**Kitchen refresh, Phoenix Valley

Before: white kitchen with a fluorescent ceiling light box, white tile floors and solid white countertops — **Kitchen: floors, counters, lighting**Kitchen refresh, Phoenix Valley

After: the same room with continuous dark wood-look plank tile and white veined countertops on the built-in desk — **Living area: flooring and counters**Flooring and countertops, Phoenix Valley

Before: family room next to the kitchen with white floor tile meeting a strip of wood flooring — **Living area: flooring and counters**Flooring and countertops, Phoenix Valley

What affects the price of new floors

Square footage sets the baseline. These are the things that move it from there.

Material
Luxury vinyl plank usually costs less to install than porcelain tile.
Tear-out
Removing old tile takes more labor than pulling up carpet.
Floor condition
Uneven or damaged subfloor needs leveling before anything goes down.
Layout
Lots of rooms, closets and cuts take more time than one open space.

Recent work

Light wide-plank wood floor running along a kitchen island into the living room

Light wide-plank wood floor through a living room next to an open staircase

Light wide-plank wood floor down a kitchen aisle between white and oak cabinets

Bedroom with warm brown wood-look plank flooring

Dining room with new warm brown wood-look plank flooring and white baseboards

Plank flooring installation in progress, with tools and a vacuum still on site

Hallway with light wood-look plank flooring and white baseboards

Light wood-look plank flooring in a kitchen with a black island and white cabinets

Living room with light wood-look flooring, a sage green accent wall and a built-in electric fireplace

Flooring questions

Tile or luxury vinyl plank?

Tile is the most durable and handles heat and water best. Vinyl plank is warmer underfoot, quieter and quicker to install. Many Valley homes use tile in kitchens and baths and vinyl plank in bedrooms.

Do you install flooring through the whole house?

Yes. Continuous flooring through the main living areas is a popular upgrade, and it makes a home feel bigger.

Can you install over my existing tile?

Sometimes, but usually it's better to remove it. Going over tile raises the floor height and can cause problems at doorways and cabinets.

Do I need to move out?

No. We work room by room when we can, and we'll plan around your kitchen and bathrooms.

Can you redo my stairs to match new floors?

Yes. We replace old carpet or laminate on treads and risers so the stairs match the new floor, including the landing and bottom step.

Get a free flooring estimate

Tell us a little about the room and we'll call you to set up a walkthrough. No pressure and no sales script. If we're not the right fit for your project, we'll tell you.

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