Flooring Install & Repair

Vinyl flooring usually requires covering the subfloor in messy adhesive to hold it in place; but thicker vinyl flooring is now available that doesn’t require adhesive, making the process much more DIY friendly. Watch this video to see how easy installing nonadhesive vinyl flooring can be.

The last step in laying a tile floor is applying and sealing the grout. Once the grout has dried, apply a grout sealer to the joints to prevent stains from occurring. Watch this video to find out how.

There are many different flooring options for your home, some of which hold up better and are easier for a do-it-yourselfer to install than others. Watch this video to find out about some new DIY-friendly flooring and how to install it.

There are several ways to cut cement backer board for tile underlayment including a scoring cutter, circular saw, and jigsaw. Here are some tricks of the trade to make cutting it easy. Read on to find out more.

Find tips on how to install ceramic tile over vinyl flooring on a plywood or concrete subfloor. Watch this video to find out more.

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How to repair hardwood floors after water damage.

Cutting ceramic tile isn’t that difficult, if you have the right tool and know how to use it. Watch this video to see how to cut tile using either a manual tile cutter or motorized wet saw with diamond tipped blade.

In my extensive renovation of the 1926 Kuppersmith Project home, we kept the original heart pine floors and had additional heart pine flooring resawn from salvaged beams. Both old and new floors were then sanded using both drum and disk floor sanders. Watch this video to find out more.