Flooring Installation in Houston

Flooring is the part of the business name, and it's also the part most companies rush. HM Flooring doesn't install a new floor over a bad subfloor — every job starts with checking how level the existing floor actually is, because in a slab-on-grade Houston house, "close to level" usually isn't.

This covers new plank, tile, or other flooring throughout a room or a whole house — replacing worn carpet, fixing a floor that was never installed right, or finishing a floor as part of a bigger remodel.

What's included

• Floor-level check across the whole room before any material is ordered
• Self-leveling compound applied wherever the slab has shifted
• Plank, laminate, tile, and other flooring installation
• Baseboards and trim removed and reset flush with the new floor
• Old flooring and carpet removal and disposal
• Subfloor repair where moisture or damage has weakened it
• Room-by-room or whole-house scheduling
• Written estimate before work starts

Before a single plank goes down, Harry checks the floor with a level across the whole room and marks where it's low — Houston's clay-heavy "gumbo" soil shifts slabs unevenly over time, so a floor that reads flat by eye rarely is. He explains the leveling process the same way to every client: with a hand-drawn sketch of the room showing high spots, low spots, and where self-leveling compound needs to go before flooring can be installed on top. That sketch isn't for show — it's the plan the crew follows, and it's why a finished HM Flooring floor, like the plank run through a remodeled bedroom with the baseboards reset flush against it, sits flat instead of telegraphing every dip in the slab underneath.