At Beas Knees Flooring Ltd., we understand that a successful flooring installation starts with a properly prepared subfloor. To ensure your new floors are durable, level, and long-lasting, we take great care in preparing the subfloor before installation. Our process begins with a thorough inspection to identify any issues such as moisture, unevenness, or debris. We remove any old flooring, nails, or contaminants and address any low or high spots with precision, using leveling compounds and sanding techniques to create a flawless surface. We also check for stability and secure any loose areas to prevent future movement. Our commitment to expert subfloor preparation ensures that your new floors will perform at their best for years to come. Whether you’re installing carpet, vinyl or LVT, we make sure the foundation is ready for a perfect finish.
Many homeowners and businesses overlook the importance of subfloor preparation, seeing it as an optional or secondary cost. However, at Beas Knees Flooring Ltd, we know that skipping or skimping on this critical step can lead to significant long-term issues. While subfloor prep may seem like an additional expense, it’s essential to ensure a solid foundation for your flooring. An improperly prepared subfloor can cause flooring to shift, buckle, or wear unevenly, leading to costly repairs or premature replacement down the line. Investing in proper subfloor preparation upfront not only helps avoid these issues but also ensures that adhesives, underlayments, and the flooring itself perform optimally. Ultimately, the cost of subfloor prep is a small price to pay for a durable, lasting, and trouble-free floor that stands the test of time.
When installing floor coverings over freshly laid concrete, a Damp Proof Membrane (DPM) is essential to prevent moisture from seeping up through the slab and damaging the flooring materials. Without a DPM, the moisture in the concrete can cause problems like warping, adhesive failure, or mold growth in coverings such as wood, carpet, or vinyl. While the cost of installing a DPM may seem like an unnecessary expense at first, overlooking it can lead to much higher costs down the line due to damage, replacement, and repairs. Investing in a DPM upfront ensures the durability and longevity of both the concrete slab and the flooring, ultimately saving money by preventing potential issues in the future.