Flooring Before & After Examples

Five illustrative examples of flooring scope, shown as a room may look before and after a new floor is installed. These are generated illustrations for explanation only — they are not photos of customer jobs, and they do not represent a specific result.

Example: dated tile to oak-look plank

Tile tear-out, slab leveling, luxury vinyl plank installation and new baseboards.

Illustration: Empty living room with worn beige tile floor, cracked surfaces and stained grout lines before installation — Before (illustration)

Illustration: Same living room after installation with light oak-look plank flooring and clean white baseboards — After (illustration)

Example: worn carpet to laminate

Carpet and tack strip removal, subfloor cleaning, warm gray laminate plank installation.

Illustration: Bedroom with stained beige carpet partially pulled back exposing the subfloor before replacement — Before (illustration)

Illustration: Bedroom after installation with warm gray laminate plank flooring and fresh white baseboards — After (illustration)

Example: cracked ceramic to porcelain tile

Old ceramic removal, thinset grinding, large-format porcelain tile install and grout.

Illustration: Dated kitchen with cracked and discolored ceramic tile flooring before renovation — Before (illustration)

Illustration: Kitchen after installation with large-format light porcelain tile flooring and even grout lines — After (illustration)

Example: water-damaged laminate to engineered wood

Damaged plank removal, moisture check, engineered hardwood installation with transitions.

Illustration: Hallway with peeling water-damaged laminate planks showing gaps and swollen edges before repair — Before (illustration)

Illustration: Hallway after installation with continuous engineered hardwood flooring and finished doorway transitions — After (illustration)

Example: bare slab to waterproof plank floor

Slab moisture and flatness prep, underlayment for building sound rules, waterproof plank throughout.

Illustration: Empty condo living area with bare gray concrete slab prepared before flooring installation — Before (illustration)

Illustration: Finished condo living area with waterproof wood-look plank flooring running through to the balcony doors — After (illustration)

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