Flooring in Québec
Compare 4 qualified businesses in Québec in the flooring category. Read reviews, browse services and get free quotes.
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Concept Unik
Sales and installation of residential and commercial flooring and ceramic products. Concept Unik offers professional floor sanding, vinyl and floating floor installation, with customized design and premium materials.
Tapis Xtra inc.
Tapis Xtra is a Quebec company founded in 1995 specialized in the installation of residential and commercial flooring coverings: carpet, vinyl, floating wood, engineered wood, ceramic, cork, leather and stone wall. Turnkey service with direct delivery.
Sélection Bois Francs inc.
Sélection Bois Francs is specialized in dustless sanding, varnishing, oiling and refinishing of hardwood floors and stairs in Quebec and Lévis since 1992. Experienced team using the Bona system with recognized after-sales service.
Epoxy Capitale inc.
Epoxy Capitale specializes in the installation of residential, commercial, and industrial epoxy flooring in Quebec City and the National Capital Region. The company offers coating services for garages, stairs, patios, and pool surrounds with durable, solvent-free finishes.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Why does my floor creak in winter?▾
Wood shrinks in dry air and boards work against each other. Steadier indoor humidity reduces it.
Does wood need acclimatising before installation?▾
Yes, several days in the room where it will be installed. That step prevents gaps or swelling shortly after.
Sand or replace an old floor?▾
If thickness above the nails allows, sanding often beats an entry-level new product, for less money.
What flooring suits a basement?▾
A moisture-tolerant product over a dry, insulated base. First confirm there is no water infiltration.
How long before moving furniture back?▾
It depends on the finish applied. The installer gives the timelines, and respecting them avoids permanent marks.
Flooring in Québec: what to know
In the Quebec City region, hardwood remains the dominant choice, and dry winters test floor stability.
Indoor humidity
In winter, heated air gets very dry and wood shrinks. Gaps appear between boards, then close again in spring. Keeping reasonable humidity, often with a properly set air exchanger, limits the movement.
Sanding rather than replacing
A sound old floor is often worth more than an entry-level new product. Sanding and a suitable finish cost less and preserve the building's character. A professional checks the remaining thickness before committing.
Basements
A basement floor must tolerate moisture and sit on a dry, insulated base. Solid wood is rarely the right choice there.
Installation
Acclimatising the material before installation is a step good installers respect. Skipped, it causes movement within weeks.
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