Burnsville's split-levels and two-stories are full of half-flights, landings and transitions — exactly where cheap flooring work fails first. We plan every threshold so your floors flow instead of clash.
Porcelain and ceramic laid dead-flat, with membrane waterproofing behind every wet area. Backsplashes, fireplaces and heated floors included.
Acclimated, gapped and laid over a flattened subfloor — so Burnsville's humidity swings never buckle a board.
The invisible work that decides whether a floor lasts: straightedge checks, self-leveling compound, moisture testing and membranes.
Split-entry homes stack three floor types within sight of each other: entry tile, main-level plank, carpeted stairs. Making them meet cleanly — flush, safe, and intentional — is craft most installers skip. It's the detail Burnsville homeowners notice on every walkthrough we finish.
That's our favorite Burnsville problem. Flush transitions need height planning across materials — we work it out before installation, not at the doorway with a clunky strip.
LVP over a moisture-checked slab for warmth and quiet, or porcelain where water is a risk. We'll walk both options at the estimate.
Yes — split-entry landings take a beating from boots and salt. Porcelain with epoxy grout keeps them looking new.
Tell us about the room. Tim answers the phone, walks the space and is on site for the install.