Flooring installation in Live Oak usually means updating a house that already has a few decades on it. Tile that cracked along a slab seam. A step-down den. Baseboards painted so many times the corners are round. We sell and install floor, wall and shower tile, waterproof SPC/LVT and laminate, and our own crews finish the job with stairs, trim and transitions.
The showroom is a straight shot down I-35 from Live Oak, and in-home estimates run Monday through Friday.
Tile is still the floor of choice for a lot of Live Oak kitchens and nearly every bathroom. Our crews set floor tile and wall tile, tile tub surrounds and showers, and take a worn-out bathroom through a full remodel when the owner is ready.
Pick from porcelain, ceramic and natural stone tile at the warehouse. Seeing a full box of tile under real light beats a single sample chip every time.
A cracked tile line that runs straight across a room usually follows a crack in the slab underneath. Replacing the tile without looking at the slab just moves the problem a few months down the road.
We pull the old tile, look at what the slab is doing and repair what we can before new tile goes down. Where a slab keeps moving, a floating plank floor may be the better call, and we will say so.
Kids, dogs and a back door that opens onto a clay yard. Waterproof SPC and LVT plank shrugs off the spills and the muddy paws, and the wood look carries from the kitchen into the living room without a seam of grout to scrub.
Plank goes over the slab with prep work underneath and trim on top. For more on the waterproof options, see our Schertz waterproof flooring page, where most of our plank questions come from.
Carpeted stairs are often the last thing left after a downstairs remodel, and they stand out. We install SPC, LVT and laminate on staircases, and hardwood stair treads for owners who want real wood.
Stair work is careful work. Every nose has to line up, every riser has to look square, and the top step has to meet the landing floor at the same height.
Cracked tile or a step-down den giving you trouble? Call and we will look at the slab before we quote the floor.
Plenty of Live Oak ranch houses have a sunken den or a single step down into the family room. That one step is where cheap floor jobs show. We fabricate custom transitions and nosing so the edge of the step is finished in the same floor, not capped with a strip that does not match.
The same goes for doorways where plank meets tile or carpet. Custom transitions fabricated in-house keep the heights right and the color close.
New floors make old trim look tired. Our crews install baseboards, shoe molding and quarter round as part of the plank and laminate jobs, so the line where floor meets wall is clean.
If the existing baseboards are in good shape, we can leave them and add shoe or quarter round to cover the expansion gap. That call gets made at the estimate.
Bedrooms and offices do not need a waterproof floor. Laminate flooring gives you the wood look on a hard surface, with the same removal, subfloor repair and trim work included.
Mixing laminate in the bedrooms with waterproof plank in the kitchen and baths is common, and with the right transitions it reads as one house.
The point of buying from us is that one company handles the whole floor. Removal and disposal, subfloor repair, tile or plank, stairs, baseboards and transitions. That covers most of the flooring services a Live Oak house ever needs, and you are not booking three trades. If a search for flooring installers near me handed you separate tile, carpet and trim contractors, this is the other way to do it.
See how our flooring installation crews work, or browse every service we offer, including cabinets and countertops.
Plenty of Live Oak homes have had the same owners for a long time. Senior citizens get 10% off, and so do repeat customers, military personnel, contractors, home investors and commercial accounts.
Synchrony financing covers flooring installation in Live Oak with terms from 6 to 18 months, no interest if paid by the end of the term. Bring it up at the estimate and we will price the job both ways.
Live Oak sits right where I-35 meets Loop 1604, which puts Universal City, Selma, Converse and Windcrest a few minutes away. If you have been searching flooring installation near me from any of them, flooring installation in Live Oak and its neighbors runs on the same crews and the same pricing.
Inside Loop 410, our page on Windcrest tile, hardwood and carpet covers the next stop south.
What Live Oak homeowners ask most before tile, plank or trim work. Call the showroom for anything else.
Ask us: (210) 227-3300Both. We install floor tile, wall tile, and tub and shower tile, and we handle full bathroom remodels built around new tile.
A straight crack across several tiles usually follows a crack in the slab underneath. We look at the slab before quoting new tile and repair what we can. Where movement continues, a floating plank floor can be the better choice.
Yes. We install SPC, LVT, laminate and hardwood on staircases, with nosing to match the floor.
Yes. We fabricate and install custom transitions, including the edge of a single step-down, so the new floor finishes cleanly.
If you want them replaced, yes. Baseboard, shoe and quarter round installation is part of our plank and laminate work. If the existing baseboards are in good shape, we can add shoe or quarter round instead.
Yes. Senior citizens get 10% off, along with military personnel, contractors, home investors, commercial accounts and repeat customers.
It is a straight drive down I-35 South to 4407 S. Panam Expy on the south side of San Antonio. The showroom is open Monday through Friday 8 to 6 and Saturday 10 to 3.
Yes. Laminate works well in bedrooms and offices that stay dry, and it includes the same removal, subfloor repair and trim work as plank.
Tell us about the rooms, the stairs and any cracked tile. We reply within one hour during showroom hours and measure Monday through Friday, so flooring installation in Live Oak starts with an accurate quote.
Call about flooring installation in Live Oak, from the first cracked tile out to the last piece of trim.
