PACIFIC HILLS LLCFLOORING

Subfloor repair and leveling in Tacoma, WA

Squeaks, soft spots and uneven floors fixed before your new floor goes down, in Tacoma and across Pierce County.

Why the subfloor matters

A new floor is only as flat and solid as what is under it. Planks laid over an uneven or damaged subfloor can flex, separate or wear early.

A soft spot can point to several underlying issues, including subfloor damage. Squeaks have more than one cause too. It is worth having these checked before new flooring covers them.

What we do

We replace damaged subfloor panels, find and fix squeaks, patch and skim coat, and pour self-leveling underlayment where a floor is out of level. We also remove old adhesive, staples and residue.

On concrete we test for moisture and install a moisture barrier when the flooring product calls for one.

What we find after removal

Some conditions stay hidden until the old floor comes up. If we find something that changes the scope, we show you, explain the options and agree any added work in writing before going on.

We repair subfloors. We do not do structural or foundation repairs, mold remediation or water extraction. For an active leak or flood, call a plumber or a water damage company first.

What your estimate can include

  • Subfloor panel replacement
  • Squeak diagnosis and repair
  • Self-leveling underlayment, patching and skim coating
  • Moisture testing and moisture barrier

Your written estimate lists the work included and anything priced separately. Unexpected conditions under the old floor can change the scope, and any added work is agreed in writing before it starts.

A concrete slab being checked with a laser level before installation

Serving Tacoma and beyond

We are based in Lakewood and work across Pierce County and north to Seattle and Bellevue, including Tacoma, Puyallup, Gig Harbor, Federal Way and Kent.

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Common questions

Can you install flooring over a damp subfloor?

The moisture issue has to be evaluated first. Installing over an unsuitable subfloor can cause more problems.

My floor is buckling. What should I do?

Buckling has several possible causes. We need to look at the flooring and what is under it before recommending a repair.

Can you repair water-damaged subfloors?

Yes, once the source of the water has been stopped. We inspect the area and set the scope.

Ready for a free estimate?

Tell us about your project and we will set up a visit. Open Monday to Saturday, 7 am to 7 pm.

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