What does LDF mean in COMPANIES & FIRMS

LDF stands for Luxury Design Floors. It is a company that specializes in the installation of high-quality flooring such as hardwood, ceramic tile, engineered wood, laminate and carpeting. We also offer a range of options for customization so we can help you create the perfect floors for your home or business.

LDF offers a wide range of flooring products including hardwood, ceramic tile, engineered wood, laminate and carpeting. Our experienced installers are proficient in all types of flooring installations regardless of the type of floor you desire.

Yes! We take pride in providing superior quality workmanship every time. All our projects are backed by a satisfaction guarantee and an industry-leading warranty on all products and services used.

Absolutely! From custom pattern designs to unique color combinations, our team will work with you to create a unique look that is just right for your space. We also offer specialty installations such as heated floors and textural treatments to add depth and character to your floors.

The timeline for any project varies based on the size and complexity of the job but we strive to complete projects within two weeks or less from start to finish. In some cases large jobs may require additional time but we will always keep you informed throughout the process so there are no surprises when it comes to completion times.

Before beginning an installation project, it’s important to make sure that your existing subfloor is level and free from any abnormalities that could impede proper installation or cause problems later on down the line. If any issues arise during preparation it will be discussed prior to continuing with the process.

Depending on what type of flooring you choose it may be necessary to purchase additional materials such as underlayment or adhesive which our team can provide during the estimate consultation prior to beginning work so you have everything needed up front before starting.

This depends on what type of material is currently installed in your space; however if it’s carpet or another soft material then yes – it must first be removed before new materials can be added otherwise there could be compatibility issues between old and new materials that would affect performance over time.

Generally speaking no – our team has all the tools necessary for completing most basic residential projects however for more complex jobs certain specialty tools may be required which we will advise upon proceeding with an estimate consultation.