Flooring installers for Greater Orlando homes

Most homes around Orlando sit on a concrete slab, and that slab decides a lot: which products make sense, whether a moisture barrier is needed, and how much leveling has to happen before the first plank goes down. A floor that looks great on day one and starts to separate or click underfoot a few months later usually comes down to skipped prep.

That is why the flooring side of the company, led by Marcos De Souza, treats prep as part of the job and not an extra. Old carpet, tack strips and staples come out, high spots are ground down, low spots are filled with self-leveling compound, and only then does the new floor go in. Baseboards are fitted at the end so the edges look finished.

And because the same company also runs a cleaning team, the job does not have to end with dust on every surface. You can book a cleaning right after the install and move back into a home that is ready to live in.