AMETHYSTPAINTING & DESIGN

Services

Flooring Installation.

New floors installed as part of a room update, in step with the paint.

01 / Overview

Flooring Installation in Dayton.

New paint and new floors often go together, especially when a home is being updated for a sale or a rental is being turned over. We install flooring as part of those room updates so the project stays with one team.

Tell us the room, the type of flooring you have in mind and your timeline, and we will talk through the options at the estimate.

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02 / What's included

  • Flooring for bedrooms, living areas and basements
  • Room updates before a sale
  • Rental turnovers
  • Trim and baseboard work around new floors
  • Painting coordinated with the flooring schedule

03 / How it works

Our process

  1. Estimate. We measure, look at the subfloor and talk through the flooring you want.
  2. Plan the order. Painting usually comes first so drips never land on new floors, and baseboards are finished after.
  3. Prep. Old flooring is removed as agreed and the subfloor is checked.
  4. Install. The new flooring goes in, followed by trim and a final walk-through.

What to expect

Flooring and painting go smoother when they are planned together. Doing both with one team means fewer schedules to line up and less risk of one trade damaging the other's work.

05 / Recent work

Two story living room with a dark stone feature wall, white loft railing and spiral staircase

See the project gallery

04 / FAQs

Flooring Installation FAQs.

Should I paint before or after new floors go in?

Usually before. Painting walls and ceilings first protects the new floor, and baseboards can be touched up once the floor is in.

Do you install flooring in rentals?

Yes. Flooring is a common part of the turnover projects we do for landlords.

Can you remove my old flooring?

Removal can be part of the project. We will go over it at the estimate.

Free estimates

Get a free quote.

Tell us a little about the job and we will get back to you to set up an estimate.