Sumner sits down in the valley, and a lot of its homes, old and new, have lived through plenty of wet winters. Water and time are hard on subfloors. When you’re ready for new floors, making sure the layer underneath is flat and sturdy is the best money you’ll spend on the whole project.
Don’t waste your new floor
The subfloor is the base for everything you see. When it’s uneven or weak, new flooring can look odd, wear out faster and even become a safety risk. Most flooring manufacturers set flatness rules for installing their products, and skipping them can shorten your floor’s life. Getting it right first means your new hardwood, laminate, luxury vinyl or carpet performs the way it should.
Here’s what we fix in Sumner
Old concrete. Slabs that sat under carpet for years often have bumps and dips. We level just the trouble spots or the whole floor.
Creaks and squeaks. Usually a loose subfloor. We secure it, with spot fixes where possible and a closer look when it’s more widespread.
Swollen or twisted plywood. A lot of Northwest homes were framed during rainy spells. We sand the high spots and fill the low ones.
Squishy spots. Often water damage. We cut out the damaged plywood and put in new.
Slanted floors. Common in basements and homes on post-and-beam foundations. We level basement floors and build up wood subfloors so the new floor sits true.
Honest, accurate, and local
Costs and complexity vary, so we look before we quote. Our pros have been doing this for over 30 years, and we’ll give you an honest assessment and a reliable estimate. Kellie’s also does kitchen remodels in Sumner, so if your floor project is growing, we can grow with it.
Call (206) 300-3156 for a diagnosis and a free estimate.
