Reliable and professional Toronto flooring contractors. They answered all our questions, respected our home, and delivered exactly what they promised.
Every Toronto neighbourhood we serve
Choose your area for local housing details, common floor problems and prices.







By the lake
The Beaches
Victorian and Edwardian homes, moisture-aware installs.
Flooring in The Beaches





Homes and lofts
The Junction
Refinishing in houses, floors over concrete in lofts.
Flooring in The Junction

What changes from one Toronto neighbourhood to the next
Heritage districts
Rosedale, Riverdale, parts of The Annex, Parkdale and The Beaches include City of Toronto Heritage Conservation Districts. Owners there usually restore original wood floors.
Condo corridors
Midtown and Davisville have large condo stocks, where acoustic underlay and board approval shape every install.
Loft conversions
Leslieville and The Junction have converted industrial buildings with concrete floors that need moisture testing first.
Flooring clients from across Toronto
Excellent flooring installation from start to finish. The team was professional, punctual, and left our Toronto home spotless. Our new hardwood floors look incredible.
Toronto flooring service area questions
Is my street inside your Toronto service area?
If you are in or next to one of the 15 neighbourhoods listed above, call or send the form with your address and we will confirm.
Does condo flooring in Midtown or Davisville cost more?
Condo projects can add costs for acoustic underlay ($0.80 to $3.50 per sq ft) and time spent on elevator bookings, and those are listed in your quote.
Does a heritage district change what flooring I can use inside?
City of Toronto Heritage Conservation District rules focus on building exteriors. Interior floors generally fall outside them, but check with the City if your house has its own designation.