Eksil Construction LLC installs hardwood, vinyl, and tile flooring in Connecticut homes. Subfloors are checked and leveled before anything goes down. Transitions, thresholds, and baseboards are finished so the floor stays flat, tight, and quiet underfoot.
Solid and engineered hardwood, nailed down or glued depending on the subfloor. Boards acclimate in the room before installation, because indoor humidity swings hard between seasons. Racking is staggered so the seams never line up row to row.
Luxury vinyl plank and sheet vinyl, both waterproof and good over concrete. Click lock floating installs need a flat substrate, so dips are filled and high spots are ground down first. Expansion gaps stay hidden under the trim.
Ceramic, porcelain, and stone tile set over a proper underlayment or backer board. Deflection is checked first, because a bouncy subfloor cracks grout lines later. Layout is dry fit first, so the cuts fall where they show least.
Hardwood, vinyl, and tile installation are handled by the same crew, along with the trim that finishes the edges. Baseboards, shoe molding, and transitions go in without waiting on another contractor to schedule a return visit. The floor and trim finish together.
Every estimate lists square footage, material, underlayment, and labor separately, so nothing is buried in a lump sum. Demolition of the old floor, disposal, and subfloor repair are priced as their own lines, not assumed. Change orders go in writing, not verbally.
Eksil Construction LLC is a licensed and insured contractor, and the paperwork is available in writing. Furniture is moved, the old floor leaves with the crew, and dust is contained while the cuts are made. Rooms are handed back clean and usable.
Call or send the form. Tell us the rooms, the square footage, and which flooring type interests you.
We measure each room, check the subfloor for level and moisture, and note transitions between different flooring types.
You receive an itemized estimate covering square footage, material, underlayment, demolition, disposal, subfloor repair, and the labor separately.
The crew preps the subfloor, installs the floor, sets transitions and trim, then walks the rooms with you.
Hardwood, vinyl, and tile flooring installation is available in these Connecticut cities. If your town is not listed, call and ask, since coverage depends on schedule and distance.
Vinyl, in most cases. Luxury vinyl plank is waterproof and handles the moisture that comes off a concrete slab. Hardwood is a bad idea down there, and tile works but feels cold underfoot in winter.
We handle that. Demolition and disposal are priced as their own line, so you'll see the cost up front. Sometimes new flooring can go over the old one, and sometimes it can't, depending on height.
Depends on the material. Click lock vinyl is walkable right away, and nailed hardwood usually is too. Tile needs the mortar and grout to cure, so that room stays closed for a day or two.
Sure. Plenty of these jobs are just a single room or a hallway. Small jobs still get the same subfloor prep. A floor that flexes will eventually fail, no matter how small the square footage.
Solid is one piece of wood and can be sanded and refinished several times. Engineered has a hardwood top layer bonded over plywood. It moves less with humidity and works better over a concrete slab.
Call (203) 600-1627 or send the form on this page. Tell us which rooms and roughly the square footage you need covered. We'll measure, check the subfloor, and send back an itemized written estimate afterward.
Send the details of your hardwood, vinyl, or tile flooring project. You receive a free written estimate with square footage and labor broken out.
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