The most critical step is subfloor preparation. Floating flooring requires a subfloor with a maximum deviation of 3 mm within a 2-metre straightedge. If the subfloor has greater deviations, it must be levelled with self-levelling screed before starting. Without this regularisation, the tongue and groove joints will progressively separate, and visible gaps between boards will appear after a few months of use. For areas of very intensive use (entrances, hallways, continuously trafficked stairs), we do not recommend using floating flooring because its concentrated intensive use deteriorates the top layer faster than in residential areas. For these areas, porcelain stoneware or natural stone last much longer. The choice between different types of wood or wood-effect flooring depends on three main factors: budget, intended use, and desired aesthetics. AC4 laminated floating flooring, which is what we sell most today, combines excellent value for money with resistance to intensive use. It consists of a top melamine layer with a realistic wood effect (high durability against abrasion), a high-density fibreboard core, and a bottom balancing layer. The top layer has an AC4 rating (suitable for intense domestic use or moderate commercial use) and withstands 25,000 abrasive cycles without visible wear. For standard domestic use, it lasts 15-25 years with a good appearance. Its drawback is that although visually very realistic, it is not natural wood and cannot be sanded and re-varnished if damaged at any point.

We check the flatness, humidity, and level of the subfloor before proposing a floor type. Self-levelling mortar or levelling sheet, acoustic underlay, and moisture barrier. We install floating floors, parquet, and vinyl floors, as well as sanding and varnishing old floors. We replace moisture-swollen planks and deteriorated skirting boards to leave the floor uniform.

Flooring with official manufacturer's warranty (10-25 years) plus our installation coverage. No, we choose the product compatible with each material (stoneware, marble, microcement, parquet) after a prior assessment. This is precisely what prevents scratching or dulling new surfaces. 10-15 years official manufacturer for standard AC4 floating floors. 25 years for premium ranges. Plus 30 days our installation coverage.

The price for skirting boards and mouldings in Verdun typically ranges between 110 and 1940 euros. The final figure depends on the property's condition, the materials, and the working time. We always provide a fixed quote before starting. Solid parquet is the traditional option. Each plank is 100 per cent solid natural wood, typically oak, ash, or walnut. Much more expensive to purchase and install, but it gives a unique character to the room because each plank has a distinct natural grain. Its great advantage is indefinite durability. If it wears or gets damaged, it can be sanded and re-varnished multiple times throughout its life. This is what used to be installed in old high-end flats and what we recommend for renovations of premium homes where the budget allows. The result is a home ready to move into or to hand over to a tenant or buyer, with no dust reappearing after two days or residue on glass and taps. We carry out a free prior assessment to give you a fixed price based on the square metres and the condition. A masonry job leaves more residue than a simple repaint. All work comes with a 30-day guarantee.