A renovation, a new build, a professional workplace and an insurance restoration may all need flooring or tile, but they do not need the same questions in the same order. Choose the path closest to your project and carry that context into one local Showroom Flooring project at 870 Cliffe Ave in Courtenay.
For kitchens, bathrooms, basements and whole-home changes where existing finishes, removal and site conditions matter.
For new homes and additions where timing, other trades, delivery/storage and finish coordination are central.
For replacing worn or dated flooring without turning the project into a full renovation.
For flooring or tile replacement after water, fire or another insured loss, where claim context, documentation, affected areas and replacement scope need to stay organized together.
Commercial work is part of what we do. Recent projects include offices, a veterinary clinic and a doctor's office. We help bring together good-looking, practical flooring and installation for spaces that work hard every day.
Have plans, room photos or a rough idea of the scope? That's enough to start.
Trade projects use the same starting point, but the information that matters changes depending on whether you are designing, building or installing.
Designers can use the showroom to coordinate palettes and selections. Builders and contractors can start with plans, scope, quantities and schedule.
Project type, rooms, timeline, scope and design direction.
Shortlist products and see physical samples together in the showroom.
Measurements, substrate, removal, transitions and installation requirements.
We bring the room details, measurements, product selections and installation requirements together into a clear quote.
You do not need everything before contacting us. These are simply the pieces that help reduce guessing.
Start with where the tile is going, then consider waterproofing, slip resistance, substrate, heating and layout instead of relying on colour alone.
Plans, takeoffs, material lead times, storage and a floor-ready date all matter before installation day arrives.
Document the affected area, original material, removal/prep scope and claim context so product matching and quoting can move cleanly.
Kitchens, entries, bedrooms, bathrooms, fireplaces and outdoor spaces create different performance and installation questions.
Pan footprint, entry style, drain location, wall dimensions and accessories shape the waterproofing system and material list underneath the finished tile.
No. Room photos and rough dimensions are enough to start a useful conversation. Formal measurements and site details can be confirmed later when the project needs them.
Bring room photos, rough dimensions, plans if you have them, and references such as cabinet, paint or countertop colours. Existing samples or inspiration images are useful too.
Share the affected rooms, what happened, the original flooring or tile if known, and any claim or restoration context you already have. Unknown scope can stay clearly marked for review.
Yes. Save material selections from the Materials Library or build a Hydroblok shower plan first, then carry those choices into Start Your Project so the showroom team can review them with the rest of your project details.
Discover options and planning details before deciding on materials, measurements or installation.
Project details can become more precise later. The important part is keeping the customer’s context, rooms, material interests and next steps attached to one project.