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We check the subfloor, moisture, levels and squeaks, and measure every room.
Hardwood, luxury vinyl plank, laminate and tile, prepped properly and laid straight, with transitions, stairs and trim finished by a carpenter.
Flooring and tile work covers everything from the subfloor up: removal, levelling, underlayment, the new floor itself, then stair nosings, transitions and baseboard that make it look built-in.
A floor is only as good as what is under it. Squeaks, dips and hollow tile come from skipped prep, not from the product. We fix the subfloor, set the layout so cuts land where they belong and finish the edges with trim rather than caulk. For tile, that means a flat substrate, the right thinset and joints without lippage.
Most of the time on a flooring job goes into what you will never see.
We check the subfloor, moisture, levels and squeaks, and measure every room.
Material, plank or tile size, pattern, direction and transitions decided with samples in your light.
Remove the old floor, repair and level the subfloor, install underlayment or an uncoupling membrane.
Lay out from the longest sight line, keep joints staggered or grout lines true, cut cleanly around every obstacle.
Transitions, nosings, baseboard and shoe moulding, then grout sealing or a final clean.
Where each one belongs and what you give up.
| Material | Durability | Water | Underfoot | Trade-off |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Solid hardwood | Can be refinished many times | Poor | Warm, natural | Not for basements or bathrooms; moves with humidity |
| Engineered hardwood | Refinished once or twice | Fair | Real wood surface | Thinner wear layer; cost close to solid |
| Luxury vinyl plank | Very good | Waterproof | Softer, quieter | Can dent; printed surface |
| Laminate | Good scratch resistance | Poor unless a water-resistant grade | Hard, hollow sound | Swells if water gets in |
| Porcelain tile | Excellent | Waterproof | Cold unless heated | Hard underfoot; needs a flat, rigid substrate |
| Ceramic tile | Good | Waterproof | Cold unless heated | Softer than porcelain; best on walls and light-traffic floors |
| Natural stone | Excellent if sealed | Varies | Unique | Needs sealing; some stones etch and stain |
Square-foot prices leave out most of what a floor actually involves.
Levelling, replacing damaged plywood or adding a layer for stiffness under tile.
Laminate, vinyl, engineered, solid hardwood, porcelain and stone sit at very different points.
Herringbone, diagonal, large format and mosaics take longer to set and waste more material than a straight lay.
Each stair tread, riser and nosing is hand fitted. Stairs are the most labour-intensive part of any floor.
Many small rooms and doorways add cuts and transitions; one open area is faster.
Glued-down flooring, old tile on mortar beds and multiple layers take time to remove.
Flooring is often advertised by the square foot, but that number leaves out removal, prep, stairs, transitions and trim. Our estimate includes all of it.
Plank floors, patterned tile and backsplashes.





Flooring & Tile from our home base in Woodstock, Ontario to Kitchener, Guelph and Cambridge, with London and Brantford also covered.
Many Kitchener homes still have original hardwood under carpet, and deciding whether to refinish it or lay a new floor over a levelled subfloor is the first conversation.
Interior renovations in KitchenerGuelph's older homes often have floors that have settled, so levelling and the transitions between rooms matter as much as the material.
Interior renovations in GuelphIn Cambridge subdivisions from the 1980s and 1990s, replacing builder carpet and tile with one continuous plank floor through the main level is a common upgrade.
Interior renovations in CambridgeStraight answers to the questions homeowners ask before a flooring and tile installation project.
Vinyl plank is waterproof and quieter, so it wins in kitchens, bathrooms and basements. Laminate resists scratches well and feels more like wood underfoot, so it suits bedrooms and living rooms in a dry house.
Solid hardwood, no: it moves too much with humidity below grade. Engineered hardwood can work over a dry slab with a proper subfloor system, but luxury vinyl plank is the safer choice.
Yes, within the tolerance the flooring manufacturer sets. Dips cause squeaks and failed joints in floating floors and cracked grout in tile. We check levels before quoting.
Floor tile usually goes under the cabinets so the layout is continuous and appliances slide in level. Backsplash tile goes on after the cabinets and counters are installed.
A stiff, flat subfloor, an uncoupling membrane over wood, the right thinset for the tile, full coverage under each piece and movement joints at the room edges.
Yes. Trimpro installs flooring and tile in Kitchener, Guelph, Cambridge, London and Brantford as well as Woodstock.
Tell Dustin the rooms and the material you are leaning toward. He will check the subfloor and send a written estimate that covers prep, install and trim.