Remodeling, Construction & Expanded Living
Flooring Built Around the Way You Live
Bring comfort, character, and everyday performance together with flooring selected for your space, style, and practical needs.
Comfort, style, and performance
Give Every Room the Right Foundation
Flooring has a major influence on the appearance, comfort, and function of a home. Because it covers such a large visual area and withstands constant daily use, the right material should complement the surrounding space while providing the durability everyday life demands.
From traditional wood and tile to practical laminate and sheet vinyl, homeowners can choose from options suited to different rooms, budgets, and design preferences.
Choose for the conditions
Select Flooring for Each Space
There is no single material that is ideal for every room. The best choice reflects traffic, moisture, maintenance, budget, and the overall design.
- Consider expected foot traffic and wear
- Account for spills and moisture exposure
- Compare cleaning and maintenance needs
- Coordinate color, texture, and adjoining rooms
Balance Appearance With Everyday Use
Compare comfort, care, and long-term performance before choosing a material.
Explore Practical Flooring Options
Each material brings its own balance of appearance, durability, moisture resistance, maintenance, and value.
Wood Flooring
Wood brings warmth to living rooms, bedrooms, and dining areas. Grain, color, plank width, and finish offer design flexibility, while proper care supports lasting performance.
Tile Flooring
Tile offers durability for kitchens, bathrooms, entries, and laundry areas. Numerous sizes, textures, and patterns can recreate the look of stone or wood.
Laminate Flooring
Laminate can create the look of wood or another material at a more accessible price. Its wear layer helps resist everyday scratches, and routine care is straightforward.
Sheet Vinyl
Sheet vinyl has relatively few seams and can be comfortable, affordable, and easy to maintain in kitchens, bathrooms, laundry rooms, and utility areas.
Preparation matters
Support the Finish With Careful Installation
Even a well-chosen floor depends on the surface below it. Evaluating the subfloor, addressing uneven or damaged areas, and following the installation requirements of the selected product help create a clean, dependable result.
Tile requires a stable surface, correct spacing, and properly installed grout. Wood and laminate need appropriate room conditions, while sheet vinyl benefits from a smooth base that will not show imperfections through the finished surface.
Plan for Lasting Everyday Performance
Thoughtful flooring choices can improve more than the appearance of a room. Materials selected for the conditions in each space can provide lasting comfort, easier maintenance, and dependable daily performance.
Coordinate Flooring With the Complete Renovation
Troyer can help evaluate options and coordinate preparation and installation with the other improvements planned for your home.
A renovation partner focused on the details
Flooring Planned as Part of the Complete Room
From the existing surface to transitions and trim, careful planning helps the new floor feel like a natural part of your home.
Serving
Since 2012
We bring years of local remodeling and construction experience to your project.
Whole-Room
Planning
We coordinate flooring materials, room conditions, adjoining spaces, and other planned improvements.
Clear
Communication
We explain material choices, preparation needs, and next steps throughout your project.
Respect
for Your Home
We plan work around your home, household routines, and existing finished details.
Helpful Questions
Flooring FAQs
What flooring options can be considered for a renovation?
Options include wood, tile, laminate, and sheet vinyl. Each offers a different balance of appearance, comfort, durability, maintenance, and cost. The right choice depends on the room and household priorities.
What matters when choosing flooring for different rooms?
Consider foot traffic, moisture exposure, cleaning needs, and how the flooring will coordinate with adjoining spaces. Kitchens, bathrooms, and laundry areas need particular attention to moisture resistance and product suitability.
Does the surface beneath the new flooring need preparation?
Yes. The existing surface should be evaluated for unevenness, damage, and moisture concerns before installation. Preparation requirements vary by material, but a suitable base helps support a smooth finish and dependable performance.
How far does Troyer travel for residential projects?
Troyer’s residential service area extends approximately 30 miles around Coloma, Wisconsin. Contact the team to confirm a specific property.
Remodeling, Construction & Expanded Living
Start a Conversation About Your Home
Tell us about the flooring, renovation, addition, outdoor living area, or other space you would like to improve.
- The rooms or areas you want to update
- Material, appearance, and maintenance priorities
- Your property address and general timing
Prefer to talk? Call (855) 552-2343