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Service Area
Flooring for Bridgewater homes, from colonial estates to modern townhomes.
Bridgewater is Somerset County’s largest township and its housing runs the full range, from older colonial properties through the development building of the 1980s to 2000s and on to recent townhome construction. Open-plan layouts and finished basements are common here, and both change what makes sense underfoot.
Open-plan homes are unforgiving about flooring decisions, because one material runs continuously through kitchen, dining and living space and every transition is visible. We plan the run and the direction before we start, so the floor reads as one surface rather than a series of rooms that were done separately.
Installed prices are the same across our service area: carpet $3 to $8, laminate $4 to $8, luxury vinyl plank $5 to $11, solid hardwood $8 to $15, engineered hardwood $10 to $18 and tile $10 to $25 per square foot. A 300 square foot room in LVP therefore lands roughly between $1,500 and $3,300. Subfloor levelling is quoted separately once we can see the room.
When a single floor runs from the kitchen through to the living area, it has to survive the kitchen while still looking right in the living room. That rules out laminate for most of these homes, because its core swells permanently if water sits at a seam and the kitchen is where that happens. Luxury vinyl plank and engineered hardwood are the two that handle the whole run. We also plank in the direction of the longest sight line, which makes the space read larger.
A great many Bridgewater homes from that era have finished lower levels on slab. Solid hardwood is the wrong material there regardless of what is currently down. We test the slab for moisture, then specify luxury vinyl plank or engineered hardwood over an appropriate vapour barrier. If the basement has ever taken water, we will tell you plainly which options are realistic.
The colonial housing around the township frequently has original hardwood worth saving. Before recommending replacement we check the thickness above the tongue at a vent or doorway, because refinishing at $3 to $8 per square foot against $8 to $15 for new is a materially better outcome when the boards are sound. Plenty of floors that look beyond help are simply carrying eighty years of finish.
The whole township, including Bradley Gardens, Martinsville, Finderne, the Chimney Rock area, and the neighbourhoods along the Route 22 and Route 287 corridors.
For open-plan main floors, luxury vinyl plank or engineered hardwood, because both handle the kitchen end of the run. For finished basements, LVP over a tested slab. For bedrooms, carpet still wins on warmth and quiet. Most homes here end up with two materials, not one.
Often, yes, and it is worth trying before replacing everything. Bring us a spare plank or let us take a sample. Exact matches on discontinued products are not always possible, in which case a deliberate transition at a doorway usually looks better than a near-miss.
One to three days for most materials, depending on square footage and how much subfloor preparation is needed. Tile runs longer because of the cure before grouting.
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