Built from the base up

Flooring & Tile Installation

A floor that feels finished, from the doorway to the far corner.

Worn surfaces, damaged areas or awkward transitions can change the way a room feels. We help you plan a repair or replacement around the condition of the existing floor and the finish you want, bringing the base, surface and edge details together.

Nashkov Group provides flooring repairs and installation in New Jersey, from a focused tiled entrance to a wider room update. As your general contractor, we can coordinate the agreed removal, local base repairs, underlayment, flooring and trim within one project plan, including floor work that follows a renovation.

See the work beneath a finished floor.

Compare before and after, then open a project to explore its floor preparation, installation and finished result.

AFTER

BEFORE

Completed project

Entryway Floor Repair & Tile Replacement

Damaged floor layers exposed beneath the entry tile, followed by base rebuilding, tile underlayment and a new dark finish. Follow the repair from removal to the completed doorway, with a video of the opened threshold area.

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The installed gray rectangular tile floor, shown while the wider kitchen renovation is still in progress.

AFTER

Floor preparation in progress, with exposed layers, mortar ridges and orange underlayment visible at the far wall.

BEFORE

Kitchen floor tile installation

Kitchen Floor Tile Installation

Gray rectangular tile laid in an offset pattern across the kitchen floor. Explore the preparation view and installed floor within an ongoing kitchen renovation.

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Explore the possibilities

What would you like to improve underfoot?

You may need a local repair, a fresh finish across several rooms or a new tile floor within a wider renovation. We consider the existing build-up, room connections and finishing details together before defining the installation.

Floor repairs & targeted replacement

A damaged area does not always call for the same work as a full room replacement. We review loose tiles, worn boards, soft areas and broken edges, then agree on the removal and repair needed. The plan connects the visible repair with the condition of the layers beneath it.

Local repairs and replacement of damaged sections
Assessment of loose surfaces and deteriorated layers
A clear repair scope before new flooring goes down

Tile floors & entryways

Create a defined entrance, a renewed kitchen floor or a coordinated tiled area within a larger renovation. We plan the tile layout with the available floor build-up, doorway edges and adjoining finishes. Cuts, joints and perimeter details are considered alongside the main surface.

Porcelain, ceramic and suitable stone floor tile
Entryways, kitchens and other agreed tiled areas
Tile layouts, cut edges and coordinated grout joints

Vinyl plank & laminate flooring

Bring a consistent plank finish into one room or a group of connecting spaces. We can plan vinyl plank or laminate installation around the selected product, the existing base and the way the rooms join. Doorways, direction of the boards and perimeter finishing form part of the agreed installation.

Vinyl plank and laminate installation
Room layouts and coordinated board direction
Product-appropriate underlayment and edge details

Wood flooring repairs & replacement

Suitable wood flooring can be installed or locally replaced as part of a focused repair or wider room update. We review the existing board profile, condition and adjoining surfaces before defining the work. Where a repair needs to meet an older floor, the available material and appearance are discussed in advance.

Installation and local replacement of suitable wood flooring
Review of existing board profiles and adjacent finishes
Agreed transitions between retained and new areas

Subfloor assessment & preparation

The surface you walk on depends on the layers below it. We review the exposed base, existing floor build-up and any visible deterioration as part of the agreed preparation. Removal, cleanup and local subfloor work are planned before the final flooring is installed.

Inspection of exposed floor layers
Removal of agreed damaged or unsuitable materials
Preparation coordinated with the selected finish

Base repairs & level adjustments

A floor replacement may need more than a change of finish. We can include agreed local base repairs and preparation to address uneven areas within the flooring scope. The method is selected around the existing construction, required build-up and the surface that will be installed above it.

Local base repairs before installation
Preparation of uneven areas within the agreed scope
Coordination of finished heights at adjoining floors

Tile backing & underlayment

Tile and plank products can require different layers beneath the finished surface. We plan suitable tile backing, membranes or underlayment as part of the selected installation. The scope identifies the area to be covered and how the new build-up will meet doorways, walls and surrounding flooring.

Tile backing and suitable underlayment systems
Preparation around the perimeter and door openings
Build-up coordinated with the chosen flooring

Thresholds, transitions & changes in level

The connection between two floor surfaces is part of the finished room. We consider thresholds, openings and changes in level before installation, then bring the agreed transition details into the work. A small entry platform, a doorway or a junction between tile and plank can each need a different treatment.

Door thresholds and room-to-room transitions
Tile-to-plank and other agreed surface junctions
Edge profiles around existing changes in floor level

Baseboards & perimeter finishing

A new floor feels complete when its edges are finished with the surrounding room. We can coordinate agreed baseboards, shoe molding, door-casing details and perimeter touch-ups with the installation. The scope sets out which trim is retained, removed or replaced around the new surface.

Baseboards and suitable shoe molding
Finishing around door casings and corners
Agreed trim replacement and local touch-ups

Flooring within a wider renovation

Floor work can be a standalone repair or one part of a room renovation. As your general contractor, Nashkov Group can coordinate the flooring sequence with agreed demolition, local repairs, trim and other improvements. This keeps the base preparation, installation and finishing work connected within one project plan.

Focused repairs and complete room flooring updates
Flooring after other renovation work
Coordination of access, protection and finishing

How we work

From the first repair concern to the final edge.

The sequence depends on the starting floor and the agreed finish. We connect the assessment, preparation, installation and details so the work follows a clear plan.

Look at the existing floor
Share the areas that need attention and the finish you would like to achieve. We review the existing surface, visible damage and connections with the surrounding rooms.
Agree on the scope & finish
We define the installation area, selected flooring, preparation and edge details. The plan identifies which adjoining surfaces remain and which local repairs are included.
Protect, remove & expose
The agreed work area is arranged and surrounding finishes are protected. Removal exposes the layers needed for the repair or replacement, with any additional findings discussed as they appear.
Prepare the base
Cleanup, local repairs, level preparation and suitable underlayment are coordinated with the selected finish and existing floor construction.
Install the flooring & edges
The new surface is installed with the agreed layout, doorway cuts, joints and transition details. Trim and perimeter finishing bring the installation into the room.
Review the completed area
We review the finished floor and connections with you, clear the agreed work areas and identify any remaining items against the project scope.

Before we begin

Questions about your flooring project.

These answers explain how we discuss the existing floor, the new finish and the practical details before planning the work for your home.

Can you repair one area rather than replace the whole floor?

Yes. We can discuss a focused repair where the existing floor and available materials allow it. The condition of the layers below, the size of the damage and the ability to connect with retained flooring help define the scope.

What flooring can be included?

We can plan tile, vinyl plank, laminate and suitable wood flooring within the agreed project. The choice is considered together with the room, existing base, required preparation and surrounding finishes.

What happens if damage is found under the old flooring?

Removal can reveal deterioration that was hidden by the finish. We review the exposed area and discuss the additional repair scope before covering it. The finished installation is planned around the agreed condition of the base.

Do you include thresholds and baseboards?

Thresholds, transitions, baseboards and other perimeter details can be included. The proposal identifies which items remain, which are replaced and what finishing work is part of the flooring project.

Can the work be planned around rooms we still use?

Access and work sequencing are discussed before the project begins. A small entry repair and a floor replacement across several rooms have different arrangements, so we agree on protection, removal and access around the areas involved.

What should I send to discuss a flooring project?

Send photographs of the floor, any damaged areas, the adjoining rooms and your property location. If you have a flooring product or finish in mind, include it. We can then discuss the preparation, installation and finishing scope.