Commercial Floor Levelling
For high-rise, multi-residential and commercial spaces: subfloor preparation and levelling as a standalone scope, or followed by flooring installation.
Residential tower, Harrison Hot Springs.
DF completed the floor levelling and the flooring installation in this residential tower.
Our crew brings 15 years of experience. DF Luxury Interior Ltd. has been registered since 2022.
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High-rise, multi-residential & commercial spaces.
Work planned around the general contractor's schedule and the floor that goes on top.
- High-rise and multi-residential: suites and corridors
- Commercial interiors: offices, retail and hospitality fit-outs
- Floors prepared for another flooring contractor, or finished by DF
- Grinding of high spots
- Spot levelling of local dips
- Priming before levelling compound
- Full-area self-levelling (see below)
- Flooring installation after levelling
Area by area, to your schedule.
Access, material logistics, power and water, the order of areas and the acceptance for each area are agreed before work starts.
What we need to price it.
- Drawings or floor plans with areas
- The specified finished floor
- Location and building type
- When each area will be ready
- Anything known about the current subfloor
- Floor access: elevator or hoist use
- Material delivery, transport and storage
- Power and water on site
- Schedule and staging by area or floor
- Acceptance for each area: flat for the finished floor, or agreed elevations
Measure. Assess. Correct. Verify.
Correction follows assessment: only as much work as the floor needs.
Readings across the slab, not guessed from one corner.
High and low areas marked against what the finished floor needs.
Grinding or spot levelling where that is enough; full-area levelling when the floor needs it.
Each area checked against the agreed acceptance before flooring.
When the floor is out over a wider area.
After preparation (grinding where needed, then primer), self-levelling compound is poured across the whole area, so the finished floor goes down on one flat base.
A few high spots or dips; the rest of the floor is acceptable.
Problems spread across the room or floor plate.
On site in Harrison Hot Springs.
Photos from the Harrison Hot Springs residential tower.
Questions.
Do you only level, or also install the flooring?
Both. Levelling and subfloor preparation as a separate scope, or levelling followed by flooring installation, as in the Harrison Hot Springs residential tower.
Can you prepare floors for another flooring contractor?
Yes. Preparation can be quoted on its own, with the acceptance for each area agreed before work starts.
Can the work follow our floor-by-floor schedule?
Staging by area or floor is agreed with the general contractor before work starts, together with access and material logistics.
Flatness or levelness: which one matters for my floor?
Most finished floors need a flat base: no bumps or dips over short distances. Levelness (how close the floor is to horizontal) matters when elevations, thresholds or adjoining areas must match; when a project needs it, it is agreed in writing.
Is this slab lifting or mudjacking?
No. Slab lifting raises sunken concrete slabs. This work prepares floors so the finished flooring can go down flat.
Tell us about the floors.
Send drawings, floor areas and the specified finish, and we will tell you what we need to price it. Plans and specifications: email them to info@luxuryinterior.ca after sending the form.
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