Doors & Stairs
Our home improvement professionals can also repair unsightly doors & Stairs or install new doors & Stairs altogether. We check insulation level and quality, make recommendations and install many kinds of insulation to keep you up to code and in the pink when the weather turns hot or cold.
We don't want your air conditioner and heater to work overtime if they don't have to. If there are any signs of leaking, such as stains on your ceiling or water damage high on walls, we inspect attic areas for water damage and replace lumber quickly and professionally, preventing the need for costly roof repairs.
Bathroom
Bathroom floors have their own special mantra: safe, waterproof, stylish. We Provide you the best time-tested bathroom flooring options. Like Sheet Vinyl bathroom flooring, Sheet vinyl flooring comes in a huge array of colors and patterns at a reasonable cost.Sheet vinyl comes in 12-foot-wide rolls which makes most bathroom installations virtually seamless.
By sealing the edges with silicone caulk, you'll create a splashing-kid-proof bathroom. Avoid vinyl tiles for bathrooms because the many seams gives water a better chance of finding its way to the subfloor.
Bedroom
At our New Era Floor Gallery we provide best bedroom flooring services. Hardwood floors are a classic choice for bedrooms, as they add both beauty and value to a home. In a master bedroom suite, hardwood can be used throughout the entire space, including the bathroom.
Wood is also a good choice for kids' bedrooms, because the floor will age with your child and isn't likely to need replacement. In the guest bedroom, a beautiful wood floor can make your guests feel like they are staying at a bed and breakfast.
Living Room
Carpet, solid and engineered wood, laminate, and luxury vinyl tiles - find fabulous flooring for your living room with these current trends. Your living room needs a practical and hardwearing carpet and the best fibre mix is 80 per cent wool/20 per cent nylon or polypropylene,' says Rupert Anton of The Carpet Foundation.
'If you're going for impact, choose a fun pattern in subtle colours,' he says. 'Alternatively, a twist pile has a coarse, bobbly finish that provides texture while being hardwearing yet luxurious and soft underfoot.' Both solid and engineered wood will bring a natural look and add character and warmth in a living room.
Kitchen
Kitchen flooring might need to be practical and hardwearing, but there's no need for it to be dull. As kitchens often blend with dining areas into larger, open-plan spaces, the floor can be a great way of uniting different areas of the room, creating a cohesive finish. It's a good idea to choose your floor at the same time as your cabinetry, putting together a palette of colours and materials.
Modern porcelain tiles tend to be the most hard-wearing choice for kitchen flooring, and they are waterproof, stain resistant and scratchproof, as well as easy to clean. Natural stone will last a lifetime if properly installed and treated, but it’s porous and must be sealed.