Flooring Contractor in the GTA
General information. Reno Rise focuses on basement renovations and legal secondary suites. This page describes work that independent professionals carry out; Reno Rise does not perform it.
Flooring Contractor: What to Know Before You Hire
A flooring contractor handles the full range of materials — hardwood, engineered wood, tile, laminate, and vinyl — and the honest answer to 'which one should I pick' depends more on the room and your subfloor than on which material photographs best.
Professionals typically check subfloor levelness and moisture before recommending a material, since a beautiful hardwood floor installed over an uneven or damp subfloor is a problem that surfaces (sometimes literally, as cupping or buckling) within a year or two.
What This Work Typically Includes
- Hardwood, tile, laminate, and vinyl expertise
- Subfloor levelness and moisture testing
- Material recommendations by room, not trend
- Old flooring removal and disposal
Hiring for a basement floor? Some of the questions change. See what to ask a flooring professional about a basement.
Independent Professionals
Estimates, contracts, warranties and the work itself come from the independent professional you choose, not from Reno Rise.
Toronto First, GTA-Wide
Reno Rise is focused on Toronto basement projects and can also handle enquiries from across the Greater Toronto Area.
Check Before You Hire
Confirm credentials, insurance, references and who is responsible for permits before you sign a contract.
Ready to Start Your Flooring Contractor Project?
Reno Rise focuses on basement renovations and legal secondary suites. If you are planning other work, tell us about it and we will say whether we can point you to a suitable independent professional. Not every project can be matched.