Upgrade your home with professionally installed LVP, engineered hardwood and laminate flooring. Prime Build Solution handles floor removal, preparation, installation, transitions and finish details for a clean, long-lasting result.
Prime Build Solution provides flooring installation in Arlington, VA for homeowners replacing worn or damaged floors, upgrading a single room, or putting new flooring through an entire level. We install luxury vinyl plank (LVP), engineered hardwood and laminate flooring. When the project calls for it, we remove the existing floor, inspect and prepare the subfloor, install the new flooring, and finish the transitions and baseboards so the room is clean and ready to use. Flooring can be a standalone project or part of a kitchen, basement or whole-home remodel, and every job starts with an on-site visit and a detailed written estimate.
From individual rooms to full-floor replacements, we install several flooring systems and handle the preparation and finish work needed for a complete result.
The flooring we install
LVP is a durable, practical choice for kitchens, basements, living areas and whole-floor installations. We install it to the manufacturer's requirements, with careful layout, plank direction, expansion spacing and clean transitions at every doorway. Water resistance varies by product, so we review the specific flooring system and the room conditions before installation.
Engineered hardwood gives you the look and warmth of real wood in living rooms, bedrooms, hallways and main levels. We use the installation method the product and subfloor call for, whether floating, glue-down or nail-down, and plan the transitions to adjoining floors and stairs so the new wood meets the rest of the house cleanly.
Laminate is a durable, budget-conscious option for bedrooms, living spaces, home offices and other everyday rooms. Our installation covers layout, underlayment where the product requires it, proper expansion spacing and doorway details. We finish with baseboard, shoe molding and transitions where included, so the new floor looks built in rather than laid on top.
The work around the flooring
Most flooring projects start by taking something out. When it's in the scope, we remove existing LVP, laminate, carpet or other flooring, haul away the debris, and inspect the exposed surface before anything new goes down. If removal uncovers damaged or uneven subfloor, we show you what we found and agree on the repair before we proceed.
A new floor is only as good as the surface under it. We check the substrate for loose or squeaky areas, minor damage, flatness and cleanliness against the manufacturer's requirements. Securing loose sections and small repairs are common. Leveling, moisture or structural conditions are evaluated during the walkthrough and written into the estimate, so the scope matches what your floor needs.
The details around a floor decide how finished a room looks. We coordinate baseboards, shoe molding where it fits, thresholds, reducers and doorway transitions, and undercut door jambs so the flooring tucks neatly beneath them. Where included, we caulk and touch up paint on new trim. As a remodeling contractor, we handle trim and paint without a second crew.
During the site visit we look at your existing floor, the room conditions, the transitions and the material you're considering, so the installation is planned correctly from the start.
The right floor depends on the room, what's underneath it and how the space is used. Here's where each option usually fits.
LVP, some engineered products
Below-grade floors sit on concrete that can hold moisture. LVP is the common choice, and certain engineered products are rated for basements. We check the slab and conditions before recommending a product. Basement remodeling
Engineered hardwood, LVP or laminate
Dry, above-grade rooms give you the most choice. Engineered hardwood brings real wood warmth, while LVP and laminate hold up well to kids, pets and daily traffic.
Durable LVP, engineered flooring or tile
Kitchen floors take spills and heavy traffic. The choice also depends on whether the floor runs under the cabinets or stops at them, which we plan with the rest of the project. Kitchen remodeling
Tile and moisture-appropriate flooring
Bathroom floors need to handle standing water and humidity. Tile is the standard, usually installed as part of a full bathroom remodel. Bathroom remodeling
Water resistance, below-grade ratings and installation methods vary by product. We confirm the manufacturer's requirements for the exact flooring you choose before we install it.
Explore flooring projects completed by Prime Build Solution, from full flooring replacements and staircase upgrades to detailed hardwood floor repairs. Our work focuses on proper preparation, precise installation and clean finishing details.
The homeowner wanted one continuous floor across the main level and a staircase to match. We removed the existing flooring, installed the new floor, coordinated new stair treads and risers, and finished the transitions, baseboards and trim so the stairs and main level read as one design.
A basement floor finished with luxury vinyl plank, a common choice for below-grade spaces. We prepared the surface, laid out the planks, installed the LVP to the manufacturer's requirements and completed the edges and transitions for a clean, durable basement floor.
When columns were removed from an open living space, they left gaps in the hardwood floor where they had stood. We repaired those areas and blended them into the surrounding boards so the floor reads as one continuous surface.
Five steps, with the scope written down before any work starts.
We measure the space, look at your current flooring and talk through the material you have in mind.
We determine what needs to come out, what preparation the subfloor needs, and where transitions will go.
Removal, preparation, flooring, trim and installation are defined line by line, so you know what's included.
We protect the work area, remove and prepare, install the flooring and complete the finish work.
We check seams, edges, transitions and baseboards with you and leave the space clean.
We don't just install the flooring. We handle the details around it that make the finished room look complete.
You talk directly with the owner from the estimate through the final walkthrough.
Removal, preparation, flooring, transitions and trim are clearly documented before we begin.
We inspect what the new floor is going over before a single plank goes down.
Door jambs, baseboards, thresholds and transitions get the same attention as the floor itself.
Work areas are protected during the project and cleaned at the end of each day.
We coordinate flooring with kitchens, basements, painting, drywall and trim, so you don't need several contractors.
"From start to finish, the process was smooth and professional. We couldn't be happier with the outcome."
"Very punctual, clean and thorough job."
"Jose and his colleague were extremely professional, moving and covering all of our furniture during each job and always cleaning up meticulously once each job was completed."
Arlington homes range from older single-family houses with original wood subfloors to condos and newer townhomes with different flooring and sound-control requirements. During the estimate, we look at the existing surface, transitions, adjoining rooms and installation requirements before recommending an approach.
In older houses, floors that have settled over the decades often need more preparation before a new floor can sit flat. In condos, the building association may set rules for underlayment and sound transmission, so we review those requirements before materials are ordered.
Based in Arlington, we also install flooring in McLean, Alexandria, Falls Church, Fairfax and Springfield.
As a flooring contractor in Arlington, VA, we install luxury vinyl plank (LVP), engineered hardwood and laminate flooring. We also install tile and other flooring as part of kitchen, bathroom and basement remodeling projects.
Yes. When it's included in the project scope, we remove the existing flooring, dispose of the debris and inspect the surface underneath before installing the new floor.
We inspect the subfloor first, then define the preparation it needs in your written estimate. Securing loose areas and minor repairs are common. Larger leveling, moisture or structural work is identified and priced before it's done.
Yes, our flooring installers regularly install customer-supplied flooring. We'll confirm the product, its installation requirements and that you have enough material, including extra for cuts and waste, before scheduling the job.
Sometimes. It depends on the existing material, how flat and secure it is, the manufacturer's instructions and the site conditions. Carpet always comes out. We'll tell you during the estimate whether going over the existing floor is a sound option.
Yes. We can reinstall existing baseboards or install new baseboards and shoe molding, then caulk and touch up paint where it's included in the scope.
Yes. Basement flooring depends on the product and the concrete underneath, so we check the slab and moisture conditions and recommend flooring that's rated for below-grade use.
It depends on the square footage, the flooring type, removal, subfloor preparation and whether stairs are involved. A single room often takes a day or two once the subfloor is ready, while larger or multi-room projects take longer. Your estimate includes an expected schedule.
Yes. Flooring is often part of our kitchen remodeling and basement remodeling projects, so the floor is planned together with cabinets, walls and trim.
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