C.S.I. Corp updates floors in individual rooms, hallways, and adjoining living spaces. Our flooring work covers the surface underfoot and the details at its edges: doorways, baseboards, and the point where a new floor meets a floor that stays.
Room and whole-area flooring replacement
We plan removal of the existing floor and preparation of the surface underneath as part of the installation. In an open living and dining area, a continuous run of flooring can connect the two spaces. In a single bedroom, we can keep the replacement within the room and finish it at the hall.
Subfloor preparation and transitions
We look at the condition and height of the exposed subfloor before laying the new material. At a bathroom threshold, for example, the transition needs to meet the adjoining tile without leaving an unfinished edge. Changes in floor height also affect how an interior door swings.
Baseboards and finish trim
We coordinate baseboards, shoe molding, and casing with the new flooring. This includes finishing the perimeter around walls and closets and tying the trim back into the adjacent rooms.