Flooring in Kyle, TX
Laminate and other flooring installed over a flat, dry, properly prepared subfloor, by a crew that works with walls and finishes every day.
- Laminate and floor installation
- Nearly 25 years in construction
- Kyle, TX based
Choosing a floor for a Central Texas home
Choosing a floor is not just a style decision. In Central Texas, it is also a decision about concrete slabs, humidity and heat. Most homes in the Kyle area are built on slab foundations, so whatever you put down sits on concrete that can carry moisture and move slightly with clay soil. Some floors tolerate that well and some do not, which is why the product, the underlayment and the preparation have to be chosen together.
Laminate and vinyl plank are popular choices on slabs because they float and can include a moisture barrier. Tile is durable but needs a flat, stable base to avoid cracking. Solid wood is attractive but sensitive to moisture and humidity swings. Carpet remains common in bedrooms. Each has its place, and the right choice usually varies by room rather than by house.
We handle installation, starting with the subfloor. Our two flooring pages cover the details: general flooring installation for layout, prep and transitions, and laminate flooring for floating planks.
Flooring services
Choose the page closest to what you are planning, or call to talk through options room by room.
What to settle before the flooring arrives
Decide where transitions will fall between rooms, since a threshold in the wrong spot is hard to hide. Confirm whether baseboards will be reused or replaced, because a new floor often shows the old baseboard gap. And decide whether the flooring goes in before or after painting, which in most remodels is after.
If flooring is part of a bigger project, such as a kitchen or whole-room remodel, the order of work matters even more. We plan it with you.
Why homeowners choose us for flooring
Flooring is usually the last major step in a remodel, and the quality of what came before it, such as flat walls, square cabinets and a sound subfloor, shows up in the result. Working across all of those steps makes us careful about the base.
Call (512) 227-7360 with your room list and the flooring you are considering.
Flooring questions
What flooring works best on a concrete slab?
Laminate, vinyl plank and tile are common slab choices when installed with the right underlayment or bonding. Solid wood is more sensitive to slab moisture. The best choice depends on the room and the moisture conditions of your slab.
Do you remove the old flooring?
Removal can be part of the job. Carpet and floating floors lift easily, while glued-down flooring and tile take more labor. Tell us what you have so the quote reflects it.
How long does flooring take?
A room or two can take a few days, while a whole house takes longer. Tile needs cure time and leveling work adds days, so the schedule depends on the product and the subfloor.
Will new flooring need new baseboards?
Often the old baseboard is reused if it is in good shape, but a thicker new floor can leave a visible gap or require trimming. Quarter-round can cover small gaps.
Can you install flooring as part of a remodel?
Yes, and that is usually the best way to do it. Flooring goes in after walls are finished and painted, and before final trim, which is easier when the same crew schedules both.
Ready to plan your floors?
Call Dario or send the room sizes and the flooring you have in mind.