Assess & Plan

We inspect subfloor condition, moisture levels, and slope. We measure carefully and discuss material options—tile, vinyl, stone, or luxury planks. You pick what fits your style and budget.

Demo & Prep

We remove old flooring and prepare the subfloor. If moisture or rot issues exist, we address them first. Proper substrate is the foundation for any floor that lasts.

Install

We set tile or lay vinyl with proper spacing, slope, and substrate. Grout lines are sealed. Transitions are clean and flush. Quality workmanship shows in every detail.

Verify & Finish

We walk through with you. Every tile sits solid. Seals cure properly. You know what maintenance will keep your floor looking new.

Moisture is a bathroom's biggest threat. Water seeps through grout, under edges, and into subfloors if the foundation isn't sound. We inspect for rot, address underlying issues, and install waterproofing barriers before the floor goes down.

Wake Forest's humidity and seasonal moisture swings mean your floor must be built to breathe and drain. Proper slope—a subtle angle toward the toilet or a floor drain—keeps standing water off your floor and away from framing.

Pro tip: If you see soft spots, cracked grout, or mold, your subfloor likely has moisture damage. We assess and repair before new flooring hides the problem.

Not all bathroom floors are built equal. Grout thickness, sealant quality, and substrate preparation separate floors that last 15 years from those that fail in five. We use industry-standard practices and quality materials—not shortcuts.

Your floor should look as good in five years as it does on day one.