Flooring Installation in Los Angeles

Maingreen Remodel & Construction does flooring installation in Los Angeles: expert removal of old floors and installation of new ones, in a variety of colors, textures and materials, with designers to help you match the floors to your home's style.

choose the best possible floor for your home, with minimum hassle and high quality workmanship.

  • A variety of colors, textures and materials and designers to help you match the floors to your home’s style.
  • The newest trends in materials that are easy to clean and maintain.
  • Expert removal of old floors and installation of new ones.

Flooring


It’s no secret that Angelenos are leading the way on sustainable living. At Maingreen Remodel & Construction, wherever possible and at your discretion, we can use recycled materials, energy efficient lighting, and water efficient appliances. 

 We are dedicated to helping  homeowners who want to reduce their carbon footprint.

 Our design consultants can help you create your unique and inviting space that will also be good for the environment and the value of your property.

Maingreen Flooring


We offer the latest, most  beautiful and practical flooring options in Los Angeles.

Let our dedicated team of designers and installation experts guide you to the most cost-effective, maintenance free, budget, and style friendly options for your home.

Contributes to Health and Safety


Easy to clean, breathable flooring means that the little people and pets in your life are exposed to less dust and grime.

Cost-Effective


We have several options to fit your budget.

Low Maintenance


New flooring can dramatically reduce the time you spend cleaning.

Great Appearance


Looking for a fresh update to your home’s style? New floors are an inexpensive way to make a big impact.

Which flooring fits which room

The right floor depends first on how much water the room sees, then on wear, comfort and the look you want:

  • Luxury vinyl plank and tile

    Handles spills and humidity well, so it suits kitchens, bathrooms and laundry rooms as well as a whole floor. It can look like wood or stone and is softer and quieter underfoot than tile.

  • Laminate

    A wood look at a lower cost and a hard, scratch-resistant surface. Water tolerance varies by product, so check its rating before using it in a kitchen or bathroom.

  • Engineered wood

    A real wood top layer over a layered core, which moves less with changes in humidity than solid wood. Many products can go over a concrete slab.

  • Solid hardwood

    Can be sanded and refinished again and again over its life. It is nailed to a wood subfloor and does not belong in bathrooms.

  • Porcelain and ceramic tile

    Made for wet rooms and kitchens and very hard wearing. Large tiles need a very flat subfloor to avoid cracks and uneven edges.

  • Natural stone

    Marble, travertine or slate, each slab different. Stone needs sealing and gentle cleaners to keep its finish.

What happens before the new floor goes down

Most flooring problems start under the floor, not on it. Before installation:

  • The old floor comes out. In an older home, vinyl floor tiles and the adhesive under them should be tested before anyone removes them: the EPA lists vinyl floor tiles among the materials that may contain asbestos.
  • The subfloor is fixed. Soft spots, squeaks and loose boards are repaired, and high and low spots are leveled, because a floating floor or large tile will follow every dip.
  • Moisture is checked. On a concrete slab, a moisture check comes before wood or laminate.
  • The new material settles in. Wood and some vinyl products sit in the room before installation, as their manufacturer specifies.
  • The edges are planned. Transitions between rooms, baseboards and door bottoms are planned along with the floor.
Gray wood-look plank flooring across an open living room with a fireplace in a Los Angeles full remodel
Light floor tile laid along wood cabinets in a Claremont kitchen remodel

What sets the price of flooring installation

  • Area and layout: square footage, and how many rooms, closets and corners the floor runs through.
  • Removal: taking out the old floor, and testing it first when it may contain asbestos.
  • Subfloor work: repairs and leveling found once the old floor is up.
  • Material: vinyl, laminate, wood, tile or stone, and the pattern it is laid in.
  • Stairs and trim: stair treads and risers, baseboards and transitions.

The estimate is free. Flooring often goes in with a kitchen remodel or a bathroom remodel, so ask about doing them together.

Kitchen remodel in Claremont: new floor tile meeting the wood floor at the step

Signs your floor needs replacing

  • Soft or bouncy spots underfoot.
  • Wood boards that cup, crown or buckle, a sign of moisture.
  • Cracked tiles or grout that keeps breaking out.
  • Vinyl that peels at the seams or lifts at the edges.
  • Stains or a musty smell after a leak, which can mean the subfloor got wet. Start with water damage restoration before the new floor.

Check Out Some Of Our Latest Projects


New vinyl steps
Gorgeous vinyl flooring - cost effective, low maintenance, and beautiful.

How does it work?


The Maingreen Remodel & Construction Flooring Choices

Step 1 – One of our consultants comes directly to your space to assess the needs and your preferences (style, materials, etc.)

Step 2 – Our designers take that information and create a customized plan for you.

Step 3 – We present the plan and timeline to you and settle on price and other details. We believe that business and kindness go hand in hand and aim to give you that experience throughout.

Step 4 – Our expert teams begin work right away.

Step 5 – The job is completed on time and on budget.

Selected remodeling projects

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Rest Assured. Working with us is a GREAT decision.


With hundreds of happy customers, we know you will be satisfied with our work, our friendliness and our attention to detail. We are dedicated to making your dream home remodel a positive experience.

FREE CONSULTATIONS


We offer free energy efficient consultations with one of our certified experts. We come to you at your earliest convenience.

HONESTY


We value honesty in life and business.

LICENSED

Maingreen Remodel & Construction is licensed and insured.

PROTECTION

With rising energy costs, we can help you protect your spending and increase the value of your home.

TRANSPARENCY

We work with you every step of the way. We provide clear outlines on the scope of work necessary to meet your dream.

High-Quality Flooring Options in Los Angeles, California

Maingreen Remodel & Construction is located at 1124 Glenville Dr Unit 2, Los Angeles, California, 90035.

We’re open Sunday to Friday 08:00 – 19:00.

For additional questions, you can call us at (310) 564-2636 or find us on Yelp

Full remodel in Los Angeles: new wood-look plank flooring across a living room with tall windows

Flooring installation questions

What is the best flooring for a kitchen or bathroom?

Floors that handle water: luxury vinyl plank or tile, and porcelain or ceramic tile. Solid hardwood does not belong in a bathroom, and laminate should only go in a kitchen or bathroom when the product is rated for it.

Can new flooring go over my old floor?

Sometimes. A floating floor can go over an old floor that is flat, solid and well attached, when the product's instructions allow it. Carpet, damaged floors and anything that would raise the floor too much at doors come out first.

Do you remove the old floor?

Yes: expert removal of old floors and installation of new ones. In an older home, old vinyl tiles should be tested for asbestos before they are taken out.

Do you install flooring on stairs?

Yes, including new vinyl steps, with the treads, risers and edges finished to match the floor.

Can you help me choose the floor?

Yes. We offer a variety of colors, textures and materials and designers to help you match the floors to your home's style, and we look at the rooms during the free estimate.