We’ll highlight any additional costs related to your project, from subfloor adjustments to trim replacements. Some floor types demand a flat surface, while others are more flexible. Though small expenses can impact tight budgets, we’re here to find the best plan for your home and finances. When choosing flooring, enjoy the process! Use these insights to find a balance between desires and budget. Need more guidance? Call us!

Ceramic tile installation is more than just placing pretty tiles on your floor or wall. In the US alone, about 3 billion square feet of these tiles are installed every year! But it’s not just about the tiles. There are various materials we use behind the scenes, like special adhesives and mortars, to make sure your tiles look great and last long. The foundation or base for the tiles is super important, as it affects the quality and cost of the installation. That’s why professionals like Signa Construction follow a set of guidelines called the ANSI A108/A118/A136.1:2021 standard. Think of it as a recipe book for tile installation, ensuring every tile is placed perfectly. Want to know more? Check out this easy-to-read article on the ANSI Blog about ceramic tile installation.

While many assume that the overall thickness matters for all flooring, it varies by type. For luxury vinyl planks, the wear layer’s thickness is crucial. But for laminate, its overall thickness indicates the quality.

The terms refer to the edges of hardwood floorboards or their edge profile. Choosing an edge profile is largely about personal preference. Square edges provide a smooth, seamless appearance. Bevel and Eased edges feature a subtle top angle, adding character and concealing minor board meeting flaws. Walking barefoot, you’ll notice the feel of these edges. Ultimately, choose what visually appeals to you.