It fits
The deck is sound plywood or OSB, in a detached house, a semi, or a townhouse. Stairs, landings, and transitions are listed before the first plank. Widths we supply are 7 1/2, 9 1/4, and 10 1/4 inch.
(01) — House
A house installation: nail-down belongs on plywood. A slab in the same house, a basement or a radiant room, is glue-down or floating. Stairs are in the quote when the house needs them.
(02) — The deck
The deck is sound plywood or OSB, in a detached house, a semi, or a townhouse. Stairs, landings, and transitions are listed before the first plank. Widths we supply are 7 1/2, 9 1/4, and 10 1/4 inch.
A nail into concrete. That room is glue-down or floating. A house does not wait on a condo board.
(03) — The process
There is no condo board on a house. The subfloor can still change from room to room.
We check each room. Plywood or OSB can be nailed. A concrete basement or addition is glued or floated. We never put a nail into concrete.
Moisture and flatness come before the first board. If an old floor has to come up, or the floor needs levelling, that is its own line on the quote. Stairs and doorway pieces are listed before we start.
Boards sit in the house, with heat and air conditioning at the settings you live with, until they are near 35–55% humidity.
Nails go into the wood floors. Glue or a floating floor covers the concrete rooms. If you are living in the house, we finish one area at a time so the rest can stay in use.
(04) — The quote
These bands are not a rate card. See stairs and transitions, nail-down, and the cost guide.
(05) — Installation only
If it is hardwood, we can install it. Send the brand, the type, the square feet, and a photo of the box label. We look at the product and the subfloor before we name a method. Laminate and vinyl are not on this list.
(06) — Start your project
What do you need?
Supply and install. Our oak, then our crew: measure, moisture, method, and a written 5-year workmanship warranty.
We reply within one business day. If the job includes install, the reply separates supply from the method and the subfloor. If you want samples, we send them on the real oak. If a site measure is needed, we book it from that reply.
If you chose a colour photo, email the file to tymur@floorstoronto.ca with your name so the match can start. The form stores the file name, not the picture.
Nail-down on plywood or OSB in a detached house, a semi, or a townhouse. A slab in the same house is glue-down or floating. Stairs are listed when the house needs them.
No. Concrete cannot take a nail. That room is glue-down or floating. Solid hardwood cannot go on concrete.
Stairs and transitions are itemised when the quote lists them, in the same stain batch. They are not assumed.
Yes. Occupied houses are sequenced room by room so the rest of the home can stay in use. The floor goes in after the dusty work when the schedule allows it.
No. A house does not wait on a condo board. A certificate of insurance is issued on request within 24 hours when a property manager asks for one.
Yes, when the product is hardwood. We inspect it and the subfloor before we commit to a method. Laminate and vinyl are not on the list. Our 5-year workmanship warranty covers the installation we do. The manufacturer’s warranty stays with the manufacturer.
(08) — Next
Fastened into plywood. The usual method in a house.
The plank bonded to a slab, when a room has one.
Treads, risers, and the change between finishes.
Readings and flatness before a plank is fastened.
Boards in the house before the first fastener.
How the three methods sit in one job.
Updated 23 October 2026