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BRETT VERGOU
~ Banksia Lane Homes
"I've worked with Mick and the team at Coast Floors for years, they're on time, on budget and the best in the business."
BRETT VERGOU ~ Banksia Lane Homes.
"I've worked with Mick and the team at Coast Floors for years, they're on time, on budget and the best in the business."
WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW BEFORE CHOOSING
YOUR NEW FLOORS
Not at all - and this is where expensive mistakes start.
Two floors can look almost identical in a showroom, but perform very differently once they’re in your home.
Moisture, direct sunlight, pets, kids, foot traffic, the condition of your subfloor and even the rooms you’re flooring can all influence what you should choose.
We look at how you actually live first, then help you choose a floor that suits the space.
The costly mistake usually isn’t choosing the wrong shade of timber - it’s choosing the wrong floor and ONLY discovering it after it’s too late.
You shouldn't have to figure that out by yourself.
Hybrid, laminate, engineered oak, Australian hardwood and carpet all have different strengths, limitations, price points and applications.
Coast Floors gives you access to hundreds of flooring options from leading brands, but more choice is only valuable when someone knowledgeable helps you narrow it down.
We’ll help you consider your budget, lifestyle, appearance, durability and the practical requirements of your home so you can make the decision with confidence.
The goal isn't to show you every floor.
It's to help you find the right one.
The cheapest price per square metre doesn't necessarily mean the cheapest finished floor.
Floor preparation, installation quality, expansion, transitions, trims and the condition of the existing subfloor can all affect how your new flooring performs.
Get those details wrong and problems such as movement, gaps, uneven finishes or premature wear can become expensive to correct.
Coast Floors specialises in both supplying and installing flooring, so we’re looking at the complete finished result - not simply selling you boxes of flooring.
When comparing quotes, compare what you'll be living with for the next 10+ years, not just the number at the bottom of the page.
One of the biggest risks with separating the flooring supplier from the installer is that if something isn't right, responsibility can become unclear.
The retailer can blame the installation. The installer can blame the product. And the homeowner can end up stuck in the middle.
With Coast Floors, the flooring selection and installation are treated as parts of the same project.
That means the product being recommended is considered with the finished installation in mind - and you have one local flooring business to deal with from the showroom through to the completed floor.