Flooring Installation Richmond Hill
Big two-storey homes with open foyers, curved stairs and walkout basements. We fit hardwood, vinyl and tile across Richmond Hill, from Oak Ridges down to the Langstaff towers.
What we install in Richmond Hill
Six services, sized for larger homes with long main floors and more than one set of stairs.
Hardwood Installation
Solid oak, maple or hickory nailed to a plywood subfloor. Owners in Bayview Hill and Oak Ridges often want the builder floor on the main level replaced with wider, quieter boards.
Learn moreEngineered Hardwood
Real wood on a stable core, a good match for tower suites near Yonge and Highway 7 and for rooms with radiant heat. It copes with our dry winters and humid summers better than solid wood.
Learn moreLuxury Vinyl Plank (LVP)
Waterproof and easy on the knees. Our first suggestion for walkout basements, mudrooms off the garage and the townhouses around Langstaff and Jefferson.
Learn moreLaminate Flooring
A wood look for bedrooms, lofts and upstairs halls that stay dry. A practical choice for rental suites and for rooms you plan to redo later.
Learn moreTile Installation
Large porcelain for two-storey foyers, plus kitchens and ensuite bathrooms. We set herringbone, mosaic insets and big slabs on a flat, crack-isolated base.
Learn moreStaircase Renovation
Curved and open stairs are common in Richmond Hill’s larger homes. We fit wood treads to each tapered step and replace the spindles and rail to suit the floor.
Learn moreWhy Richmond Hill owners call us
We handle big rooms
Many Richmond Hill homes built in the 1990s and 2000s have large main floors that run from the foyer through to the family room. A long run of wood needs a flat base and room to move at the edges, so we check both before we set the layout.
You talk to us, not an agent
The same person measures, quotes and answers your questions, and our own installers do the work. No subcontractors and no call centre.
2-Year Warranty & a Clean Job Site
Our installation work carries a 2-year warranty, and the product keeps its maker’s warranty too. We carry out the old floor and leave the rooms swept and vacuumed.
Richmond Hill by neighbourhood
The town runs from the old village on Yonge up to the moraine. A short note on what each area tends to need.
Oak Ridges & Lake Wilcox
Newer homes on rolling moraine lots, many with walkout basements. Wood upstairs, vinyl below.
Bayview Hill
Large detached homes with grand foyers. Wide oak, porcelain entries and curved stairs.
Mill Pond & Downtown
Older houses near the village core. Existing wood to sand, patch or blend with new boards.
Jefferson
Homes from the late 1990s and 2000s. Builder carpet and laminate replaced room by room.
Richvale
Older bungalows beside newer rebuilds. Carpet lifted, oak checked, stairs redone.
Langstaff
Townhouses and semis, plus rentals. Durable vinyl and laminate on busy floors.
Rouge Woods
Two-storey homes from the 1990s. Whole main floors in one run, and refreshes before a sale.
Yonge & Highway 7 Corridor
Condo towers on concrete. Engineered wood or vinyl over sound underlay, with board approval.
We measure and install across Richmond Hill, including the towers along Yonge Street:
- Mill Pond
- Bayview Hill
- Richvale
- North Richvale
- Crosby
- Devonsleigh
- Rouge Woods
- Westbrook
- Jefferson
- Observatory
- Oak Ridges
- Yonge Street condos
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Stair and floor styles
Two staircases and a herringbone floor, in finishes we install.
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Small white squares replaced with large marble-look porcelain and fewer grout lines.
Browse the galleryHow It Works
Four steps from your call to a finished Richmond Hill floor.
Free measure
We measure each room and every stair, including the basement flight, and test the subfloor for level and moisture.
Samples at home
We bring boards and tiles to your house so you can see them beside your cabinets, trim and paint.
Install
Our crew lifts the old floor, preps the base, lays the new one and fits the stairs and trim. Dates are set in writing with your quote.
Walk through
We go over each room and step with you and fix anything you raise before we sign off.
Richmond Hill flooring questions
How is a Richmond Hill flooring job priced?
We measure at your home for free, then send a written quote that splits out material, labour, stairs and subfloor prep. You see every line before you agree to anything.
What floor suits a walkout basement in Oak Ridges?
Waterproof vinyl plank over a vapour barrier. Walkout slabs sit below grade at the back and can pick up damp, and vinyl shrugs that off where wood would cup. We test the slab for moisture first.
How long does a large main floor take?
It depends on the area, the stairs and how much levelling the subfloor needs. We give you the dates in writing with the quote.
Do you remove the old flooring?
Yes. We lift and dispose of carpet, laminate, tile, vinyl or old wood, and pull the staples and tack strip.
Which Richmond Hill neighbourhoods do you serve?
All of Richmond Hill, including Oak Ridges, Lake Wilcox, Bayview Hill, Mill Pond, Jefferson, Richvale, Langstaff, Rouge Woods, Westbrook, Observatory and the towers at Yonge and Highway 7.
We have a main staircase and a basement flight. Should both be done together?
We suggest it. One visit means one stain batch, so the treads on both flights match, and you clear the house once.
Can one floor run through the whole main level?
Yes, and in a large Bayview Hill or Rouge Woods home it tends to look calmer than a change at every doorway. We check the subfloor for level at the measure, because one long run shows dips that room-by-room floors would hide.
Can you re-tread a curved staircase?
Yes. Each tapered step gets its own template, and we cut the tread and nosing to follow the curve. Spindles and rail can stay or be replaced.
Our Mill Pond house already has hardwood. What can we do with it?
There are three routes: keep it and blend new boards at the doorways, redo the whole main level at once, or lift boards that have cupped and start over. We check thickness, species and finish at the measure and tell you which route makes sense.
What should we have ready on installation day?
A parking spot near the front door and a clear path into the rooms, since long bundles of boards come in by hand. We confirm the start date once your material arrives.
Plan your new floor
Tell us about the rooms, the floor you have in mind and your timing. We’ll measure, talk through options with you and send a written quote.
