When you hire us, you get the two people who own the company on their knees laying your floor. Me and my dad.
Most flooring goes to whoever the store sends that morning. Here the owner is the guy cutting your plank.
Full basement in Fishers. Done right.
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Pet smell does not live in the flooring, it lives in the subfloor. Shellac primer wall to wall, vapor barrier over that, then the LVP. That white floor is the step most installers skip. Z Flooring, Noblesville.
Bare basement slab to a floor you would put a couch on. Vapor barrier down, everything acclimated, expansion gaps where they belong. Owner on every job, no middleman. Z Flooring, Noblesville.
Nine years laying floors under someone else's name. Now every job goes out under mine. 909 SF basement, bare slab to finished in a day and a half. Z Flooring, Noblesville.
She was looking at $4,500 for new carpet. We restretched it for $450. Wrinkles usually mean knee kicked install, not dead carpet. One visit fix. Hamilton County and Indy. Z Flooring, Noblesville.
INDIANAPOLIS — Tucked away at the cul-de-sac, a monumental piece of Indianapolis history has emerged from a 48-year slumber.
“Lane’s End,” the 1928 Tudor Revival estate situated on a 26.5-acre lot in the Northwest side’s Crow’s Nest neighborhood, has officially hit the market for $7,995,000. For local history buffs and luxury buyers alike, it represents a once-in-a-lifetime transition: the property has had only two owners in its nearly 100-year history.
Originally commissioned by Nicholas H. Noyes—an executive at Eli Lilly & Company—and his wife, Margaret Lilly, the estate shows off the architectural testament to Indianapolis’s golden era of civic expansion. Following Noyes’ passing, the home transitioned to Butler University before being purchased at auction in 1978 by the O’Brien family.
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Carmel lakefront. Plush cream carpet set into the tile — a clean inset, bordered all around.
Power-stretched by hand so it stays flat 15+ years, not 2-3 like rushed installs. My dad and I, start to finish.
9 yrs, 1,500+ floors across Indiana.
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Cheap flooring quotes aren't cheap.
The low number skips the prep, the taped seams, the stretch. Looks fine day one, wrinkles in 2-3 years.
The difference: the same hands that measure your floor lay it. I only do floors. 9 years, father and me.
https://t.co/nLFLz3rnL0
Cheap flooring quotes aren't cheap.
The low number skips the prep, the taped seams, the stretch. Looks fine day one, wrinkles in 2-3 years.
The difference: the same hands that measure your floor lay it. I only do floors. 9 years, father and me.
https://t.co/nLFLz3rnL0
Bare concrete to a finished home theater.
The floor was the last piece of the build — dark plush carpet, wall to wall, seams laid to disappear.
Owner-led flooring across Indiana. Carpet, LVP, custom rugs, stairs, repairs.
Bare concrete to a finished home theater.
The floor was the last piece of the build — dark plush carpet, wall to wall, seams laid to disappear.
Owner-led flooring across Indiana. Carpet, LVP, custom rugs, stairs, repairs.