Older homes, canal-front living and high-rises
Many Fort Lauderdale neighborhoods have homes built decades ago, where old tile, uneven slabs, or several layers of past flooring are common. Waterfront and coastal homes also deal with extra humidity and sand. In condo towers, building rules on underlayment, elevator reservations, and work hours often apply. We look at all of this during the estimate so there are no surprises.
Popular projects in Fort Lauderdale
- Replacing dated tile with large-format porcelain
- Water-resistant LVP for coastal and canal-front homes
- Shower remodels in older bathrooms
- Condo flooring that meets building requirements
Tip for older Fort Lauderdale homes
If your home has older flooring, expect the floor underneath to need some attention. Flattening the surface before the new floor goes in is what makes it last, and it's worth planning for in your budget.
Examples of our work
A sample of recent TSP Flooring Solutions projects. See more in our gallery.
Fort Lauderdale flooring FAQ
Do you work in Fort Lauderdale high-rise condos?
Yes. Let us know your building's requirements (underlayment, elevator booking, work hours) and we'll plan around them.
What flooring works best near the water?
Tile and water-resistant LVP handle humidity and sand well, which is why they're popular in coastal homes. We'll help you compare.