RM Flooring

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facebook	Is there actually a difference between cheap flooring and expensive flooring? Short answer: yes — but maybe not where you'd expect. Here's what the price gap usually comes down to: 🔹 Wear layer thickness Luxury vinyl plank is measured in mils. Budget options often have a 6–8 mil wear layer. Better quality starts at 12 mil and up. That gap shows up fast in high-traffic areas. 🔹 How it feels underfoot Cheaper flooring can feel hollow, thin, or loud when you walk on it. A thicker core and attached underlayment make a real difference day to day. 🔹 How it handles the edges and ends Low-cost options often cut corners on click-lock systems and finish edges. That's where early wear, lifting, and gaps tend to start. 🔹 What the warranty actually covers A 10-year residential warranty and a 25-year warranty are not the same product — even if they look identical in a photo. You don't always need the most expensive option. But knowing what you're actually paying for helps you spend in the right places. At RM Flooring, we walk you through what matters for your specific space — so you're not guessing at the showroom. What questions do you have about finding the right fit for your budget? We're happy to help.	Posted	Jul 30, 2:04pm PDT	2 weeks ago	View
instagram	If you could change the look of your floors tomorrow — what direction would you go? • Light and airy (blonde wood, whitewashed tones) • Warm and cozy (honey oak, amber-toned hardwood) • Dark and grounded (espresso, deep walnut) • Cool and clean (grey, stone-look, concrete vibes) • Natural and earthy (mid-tone brown, matte finishes) Floor tone does more than you'd think — it shifts how big a room feels, how warm it looks, and how much of life's daily mess shows up underfoot. Which direction feels most like you — and does it match what you actually have right now? 👇	Posted	Jul 30, 12:04pm PDT	2 weeks ago	View
instagram	Sundays are for relaxing — not thinking about floors you've been meaning to replace. But that thought still creeps in, doesn't it? You walk through the living room and notice the scratch. Or the corner that's lifting. Or the colour that just never felt quite right. It doesn't have to stay that way. Whether it's carpet that actually feels soft underfoot, vinyl that holds up to daily life, or hardwood that gives your space some warmth — the right flooring makes your home feel more like yours. What room would you change first if you could? Drop it in the comments 👇	Posted	Jul 27, 9:30am PDT	2 weeks ago	View
instagram	Sunday afternoon. House is clean. Family is home. You look around and think — this is actually really nice. That feeling? It's worth chasing. Because your home isn't just where you live. It's where you unwind, reconnect, and finally exhale after a long week. The floors under your feet are part of that. Whether it's carpet that makes the living room feel warm, vinyl that holds up without looking worn, or hardwood that just makes everything feel pulled together — the right flooring quietly changes how your whole home feels. Not louder. Just better. What does your ideal Sunday afternoon at home look like? 👇	Posted	Jul 26, 10:43am PDT	3 weeks ago	View
instagram	Sunday reset. 🛋️ You cleaned the house. Did the laundry. Finally caught up. But the space still doesn't feel quite right — and you can't put your finger on why. Sometimes it's not the clutter or the décor. Sometimes it's the floors. Old flooring has a way of making a whole room feel tired — even when everything else is in order. The right flooring quietly does a lot. It adds warmth. It pulls a room together. It makes the space feel intentional. If your home has been feeling a little "off" lately — what do you think it is? • The flooring • The furniture layout • The lighting • The paint colour • Something else entirely Drop your answer below 👇	Posted	Jul 19, 5:44pm PDT	3 weeks ago	View
facebook	Big box stores have a lot of options. But they don't know your home. There's a real difference between buying flooring and getting the right flooring — and it usually comes down to who's advising you. At RM Flooring, every conversation starts the same way: we listen first. What's the space? How do you live in it? What matters most to you — durability, budget, look, maintenance? Then we give you an honest answer. Even if that means steering you away from something more expensive that isn't the right fit. A few things that shape the way we work: → We've spent 15+ years building relationships in the Lower Mainland — not just completing jobs → We measure carefully, communicate clearly, and install with pride → If a question comes up after the job is done, you can actually reach us → Most of our new clients come from someone who's already worked with us That last one matters most to us. Referrals don't happen when people are just satisfied. They happen when people feel genuinely taken care of. That's the standard we hold ourselves to — every project, every time. — RM Flooring & Cabinetry	Posted	Jul 18, 1:30pm PDT	4 weeks ago	View
instagram	When you hire someone to work on your home, you're trusting them with something that matters. That trust shouldn't be taken lightly. Here's how we think about it at RM Flooring: ✔ We give you a straight answer — even if it means telling you a cheaper option is the better fit ✔ We're not a franchise or a call centre — you deal with real people who know your project start to finish ✔ We've built most of our business through referrals from people we've already worked with ✔ After 15+ years in Coquitlam and the Lower Mainland, our reputation is the thing we protect most We're not the biggest company in the room. But the homeowners who come back to us — and the ones who send their friends and family our way — tell us that's exactly why they chose us. What matters most to you when hiring someone to work on your home?	Posted	Jul 17, 9:10am PDT	4 weeks ago	View
instagram	Renovation planners — this one's for you. You've had a vision for your home for a while now. Maybe it started with a Pinterest board. Or a reno show you watched one evening. Or just that moment you looked down and thought — these floors have to go. The idea is exciting. But then reality sets in. 🔨 You're not sure which flooring actually works with your layout and lighting 💸 You don't want to spend big and regret the choice six months later 📐 You have no idea where the project even starts That in-between stage — where you know you want to renovate but feel stuck before you've even begun — is one of the most frustrating places to be. The good news? You don't have to figure it all out before reaching out. Most of our best projects started with someone who just had a rough idea and needed a sounding board. What room are you planning to tackle first — and what's been holding you back from pulling the trigger?	Posted	Jul 16, 11:10am PDT	1 month ago	View
instagram	Is your subfloor ready for new flooring — or quietly setting it up to fail? Most homeowners focus on picking the perfect floor. Barely anyone thinks about what's underneath it. Here's why that matters: 🔹 An uneven subfloor causes clicking, movement, and premature wear — even on high-quality flooring 🔹 Moisture in the subfloor is the #1 reason vinyl and hardwood installations fail early — and it's not always visible 🔹 Different flooring types have different tolerance levels — some need a near-perfectly flat surface, others are more forgiving 🔹 Fixing subfloor issues after installation costs significantly more than catching them before The floor you see is only as good as what it's sitting on. At RM Flooring, we always assess the subfloor before anything goes down — because a great installation starts long before the first plank. Wondering if your subfloor is ready? We're happy to take a look.	Posted	Jul 15, 9:03am PDT	1 month ago	View
instagram	It's Sunday morning. The house is quiet. Everyone's still asleep. You make your coffee, sit down — and instead of relaxing, your brain starts doing the thing. That corner of the kitchen still looks off. The living room never photographs well. Guests are coming next month and the floors are just... not it. Sound familiar? Here's the thing — most homeowners don't act on it right away. Not because they don't want to. But because they're not sure where to start. What material is right for their space? What actually holds up with kids or pets? What's going to look good five years from now? That's exactly the kind of conversation we have every day. No jargon. No pressure. Just honest answers for your actual home. What's the one room you keep putting off — and what's been stopping you?	Posted	Jul 12, 8:49pm PDT	1 month ago	View
instagram	What's the first thing you notice when you walk into someone's home? Be honest. 👀 • The flooring • The furniture and décor • The paint colours on the walls • The smell (fresh, cozy, clean) • The lighting Most people don't realize how much floors set the tone for the whole room. Before you even clock the furniture or the wall colour, your brain has already registered what's underfoot. What's the first thing you notice — and does it match what you'd want guests to notice in your own home?	Posted	Jul 4, 11:04am PDT	1 month ago	View
facebook	You finally have a quiet Sunday. No errands. No commitments. Just coffee and a slow morning at home. And then you sit down in the living room — and notice how cold the tile feels underfoot. Or how loud the laminate sounds when anyone walks across it. Or how the light hits the floor just right and shows every scuff. It's not that the floors are falling apart. They just don't feel like home anymore. That's usually when people start thinking about a change. Not a huge production — just flooring that actually fits the way you live and the way you want your home to feel. If you've been sitting on that idea for a while, we're happy to help you think it through. What's the one thing about your current floors that bothers you most?	Posted	Jul 5, 10:57am PDT	1 month ago	View
instagram	Sundays are for relaxing — not thinking about floors you've been meaning to replace. But that thought still creeps in, doesn't it? You walk through the living room and notice the scratch. Or the corner that's lifting. Or the colour that just never felt quite right. It doesn't have to stay that way. Whether it's carpet that actually feels soft underfoot, vinyl that holds up to daily life, or hardwood that gives your space some warmth — the right flooring makes your home feel more like yours. What room would you change first if you could? Drop it in the comments 👇	Posted	Jul 12, 10:30am PDT	1 month ago	View
facebook	Young families — this one's for you. You have little ones at home, and your floors see everything. 🧃 Juice spills that happen before you even sit down for breakfast 🖍️ Crayon marks, muddy footprints, and mystery stains you stopped questioning 👟 Shoes on, shoes off, shoes on again — nobody wins that battle You want a home that looks like a home. Not a showroom. Not a mess. Just something that holds up to the chaos and still feels warm and inviting at the end of the day. The good news? There are flooring options built exactly for this season of life — durable enough for everything your kids throw at it, and easy enough to clean up without getting on your hands and knees. What's the hardest thing your floors have had to survive so far? Drop it in the comments 👇	Draft	—	1 month ago	View
instagram	Anyone can install floors. Not everyone stands behind them. That's the part that actually matters when something doesn't go right. After 15+ years working in the Lower Mainland, here's what we know: 🔹 We remember your project — not just the invoice number 🔹 If something needs to be fixed, we come back. No runaround. 🔹 We give you the honest answer, even if it's not what you hoped to hear 🔹 The people who install your floors are the same people who answer your questions after Big companies move on to the next job. We stick around — because our reputation here is everything. Most people find us through someone they already trust. A neighbour. A family member. A colleague who just finished a reno. That's not an accident. That's what happens when you do the job right and treat people fairly. — RM Flooring & Cabinetry \| Coquitlam, BC	Posted	Jul 11, 11:15am PDT	1 month ago	View
facebook	If you were redesigning your living room from scratch — what would the walls look like? • Bright white and airy • Warm beige or cream • Deep, moody tones • Bold colour as an accent • Natural wood panelling Wall colour sets the whole mood of a room — and it shapes which flooring tones actually work with your space. What's your go-to wall colour — and does your current flooring match the vibe you were going for?	Posted	Jun 24, 9:43am PDT	1 month ago	View
facebook	Should you install new floors before or after painting? Most homeowners get this order wrong — and it costs them time and money. Here's the smarter sequence: 🔹 Paint first, floors second — drips and roller splatter are inevitable, and protecting new flooring from them is a headache you don't need 🔹 Baseboards come off before flooring goes in — reinstalling them after gives you a cleaner finish and hides the expansion gap properly 🔹 If cabinets are staying, floors go under them — but if cabinets are being replaced, do floors after so you're not tiling or planking under something that's getting torn out anyway 🔹 New doors may need to be trimmed — flooring adds height, and doors that cleared the old floor sometimes drag on the new one Getting the sequence right the first time saves you from redoing work you already paid for. We walk homeowners through the full project order before installation starts — so nothing gets damaged and everything lines up the way it should. What stage of your renovation are you at right now?	Draft	—	1 month ago	View
instagram	Empty nesters — this one's for you. The kids have moved out and suddenly your home feels different. Those hardwood floors that survived years of hockey gear and backpack drops? They're showing their age. 🏠 Rooms that feel too quiet now 🔨 Decades of wear finally catching up 💭 Time to create the space you've always wanted This is your chance to choose flooring for you — not for surviving teenage chaos. Maybe it's the luxury vinyl you couldn't have with messy kids. Or finally getting that tile you've been dreaming about. Your home can be whatever you want it to be now. What's the first room you'd update for this new chapter?	Posted	May 27, 11:26am PDT	2 months ago	View
instagram	Can your floors handle Canadian winters? Here's what winter does to different flooring types: 🔹 Solid hardwood expands and contracts with humidity changes 🔹 Laminate can warp if salt water seeps into seams 🔹 Tile stays stable but grout lines collect road salt residue 🔹 Quality vinyl handles moisture but cheap versions crack in cold The Lower Mainland gets its share of wet boots, muddy paws, and temperature swings from October to March. We help homeowners choose flooring that handles our climate without constant worry about damage. What's your biggest winter flooring challenge?	Posted	May 25, 9:00am PDT	2 months ago	View
facebook	Your flooring project shouldn't feel like a gamble. But with some companies, it does. 🎯 We show up when we say we will 🎯 We explain exactly what we're doing and why 🎯 We use our real names and answer our phones 🎯 We fix problems instead of making excuses When you hire someone to work in your home, you deserve straight answers and follow-through. Most of our work comes from referrals because homeowners trust us enough to recommend us to their friends and family.	Posted	May 25, 8:58am PDT	2 months ago	View

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Is there actually a difference between cheap flooring and expensive flooring? Short answer: yes — but maybe not where you'd expect. Here's what the price gap usually comes down to: 🔹 Wear layer thickness Luxury vinyl plank is measured in mils. Budget options often have a 6–8 mil wear layer. Better quality starts at 12 mil and up. That gap shows up fast in high-traffic areas. 🔹 How it feels underfoot Cheaper flooring can feel hollow, thin, or loud when you walk on it. A thicker core and attached underlayment make a real difference day to day. 🔹 How it handles the edges and ends Low-cost options often cut corners on click-lock systems and finish edges. That's where early wear, lifting, and gaps tend to start. 🔹 What the warranty actually covers A 10-year residential warranty and a 25-year warranty are not the same product — even if they look identical in a photo. You don't always need the most expensive option. But knowing what you're actually paying for helps you spend in the right places. At RM Flooring, we walk you through what matters for your specific space — so you're not guessing at the showroom. What questions do you have about finding the right fit for your budget? We're happy to help.

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Jul 30, 2:04pm PDT

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If you could change the look of your floors tomorrow — what direction would you go? • Light and airy (blonde wood, whitewashed tones) • Warm and cozy (honey oak, amber-toned hardwood) • Dark and grounded (espresso, deep walnut) • Cool and clean (grey, stone-look, concrete vibes) • Natural and earthy (mid-tone brown, matte finishes) Floor tone does more than you'd think — it shifts how big a room feels, how warm it looks, and how much of life's daily mess shows up underfoot. Which direction feels most like *you* — and does it match what you actually have right now? 👇

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Jul 30, 12:04pm PDT

2 weeks ago

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Sundays are for relaxing — not thinking about floors you've been meaning to replace. But that thought still creeps in, doesn't it? You walk through the living room and notice the scratch. Or the corner that's lifting. Or the colour that just never felt quite right. It doesn't have to stay that way. Whether it's carpet that actually feels soft underfoot, vinyl that holds up to daily life, or hardwood that gives your space some warmth — the right flooring makes your home feel more like *yours*. What room would you change first if you could? Drop it in the comments 👇

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Jul 27, 9:30am PDT

2 weeks ago

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Sunday afternoon. House is clean. Family is home. You look around and think — *this is actually really nice.* That feeling? It's worth chasing. Because your home isn't just where you live. It's where you unwind, reconnect, and finally exhale after a long week. The floors under your feet are part of that. Whether it's carpet that makes the living room feel warm, vinyl that holds up without looking worn, or hardwood that just makes everything feel pulled together — the right flooring quietly changes how your whole home feels. Not louder. Just better. What does your ideal Sunday afternoon at home look like? 👇

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Jul 26, 10:43am PDT

3 weeks ago

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Sunday reset. 🛋️ You cleaned the house. Did the laundry. Finally caught up. But the space still doesn't feel quite right — and you can't put your finger on why. Sometimes it's not the clutter or the décor. Sometimes it's the floors. Old flooring has a way of making a whole room feel tired — even when everything else is in order. The right flooring quietly does a lot. It adds warmth. It pulls a room together. It makes the space feel intentional. If your home has been feeling a little "off" lately — what do you think it is? • The flooring • The furniture layout • The lighting • The paint colour • Something else entirely Drop your answer below 👇

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Jul 19, 5:44pm PDT

3 weeks ago

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Big box stores have a lot of options. But they don't know your home. There's a real difference between buying flooring and getting the right flooring — and it usually comes down to who's advising you. At RM Flooring, every conversation starts the same way: we listen first. What's the space? How do you live in it? What matters most to you — durability, budget, look, maintenance? Then we give you an honest answer. Even if that means steering you away from something more expensive that isn't the right fit. A few things that shape the way we work: → We've spent 15+ years building relationships in the Lower Mainland — not just completing jobs → We measure carefully, communicate clearly, and install with pride → If a question comes up after the job is done, you can actually reach us → Most of our new clients come from someone who's already worked with us That last one matters most to us. Referrals don't happen when people are just satisfied. They happen when people feel genuinely taken care of. That's the standard we hold ourselves to — every project, every time. — RM Flooring & Cabinetry

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Jul 18, 1:30pm PDT

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When you hire someone to work on your home, you're trusting them with something that matters. That trust shouldn't be taken lightly. Here's how we think about it at RM Flooring: ✔ We give you a straight answer — even if it means telling you a cheaper option is the better fit ✔ We're not a franchise or a call centre — you deal with real people who know your project start to finish ✔ We've built most of our business through referrals from people we've already worked with ✔ After 15+ years in Coquitlam and the Lower Mainland, our reputation is the thing we protect most We're not the biggest company in the room. But the homeowners who come back to us — and the ones who send their friends and family our way — tell us that's exactly why they chose us. What matters most to you when hiring someone to work on your home?

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Jul 17, 9:10am PDT

4 weeks ago

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Renovation planners — this one's for you. You've had a vision for your home for a while now. Maybe it started with a Pinterest board. Or a reno show you watched one evening. Or just that moment you looked down and thought — *these floors have to go.* The idea is exciting. But then reality sets in. 🔨 You're not sure which flooring actually works with your layout and lighting 💸 You don't want to spend big and regret the choice six months later 📐 You have no idea where the project even starts That in-between stage — where you know you want to renovate but feel stuck before you've even begun — is one of the most frustrating places to be. The good news? You don't have to figure it all out before reaching out. Most of our best projects started with someone who just had a rough idea and needed a sounding board. What room are you planning to tackle first — and what's been holding you back from pulling the trigger?

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Jul 16, 11:10am PDT

1 month ago

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Is your subfloor ready for new flooring — or quietly setting it up to fail? Most homeowners focus on picking the perfect floor. Barely anyone thinks about what's underneath it. Here's why that matters: 🔹 An uneven subfloor causes clicking, movement, and premature wear — even on high-quality flooring 🔹 Moisture in the subfloor is the #1 reason vinyl and hardwood installations fail early — and it's not always visible 🔹 Different flooring types have different tolerance levels — some need a near-perfectly flat surface, others are more forgiving 🔹 Fixing subfloor issues after installation costs significantly more than catching them before The floor you see is only as good as what it's sitting on. At RM Flooring, we always assess the subfloor before anything goes down — because a great installation starts long before the first plank. Wondering if your subfloor is ready? We're happy to take a look.

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Jul 15, 9:03am PDT

1 month ago

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It's Sunday morning. The house is quiet. Everyone's still asleep. You make your coffee, sit down — and instead of relaxing, your brain starts doing the thing. *That corner of the kitchen still looks off.* *The living room never photographs well.* *Guests are coming next month and the floors are just... not it.* Sound familiar? Here's the thing — most homeowners don't act on it right away. Not because they don't want to. But because they're not sure where to start. What material is right for their space? What actually holds up with kids or pets? What's going to look good five years from now? That's exactly the kind of conversation we have every day. No jargon. No pressure. Just honest answers for your actual home. What's the one room you keep putting off — and what's been stopping you?

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Jul 12, 8:49pm PDT

1 month ago

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What's the first thing you notice when you walk into someone's home? Be honest. 👀 • The flooring • The furniture and décor • The paint colours on the walls • The smell (fresh, cozy, clean) • The lighting Most people don't realize how much floors set the tone for the whole room. Before you even clock the furniture or the wall colour, your brain has already registered what's underfoot. What's the first thing *you* notice — and does it match what you'd want guests to notice in your own home?

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Jul 4, 11:04am PDT

1 month ago

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You finally have a quiet Sunday. No errands. No commitments. Just coffee and a slow morning at home. And then you sit down in the living room — and notice how cold the tile feels underfoot. Or how loud the laminate sounds when anyone walks across it. Or how the light hits the floor just right and shows every scuff. It's not that the floors are falling apart. They just don't feel like *home* anymore. That's usually when people start thinking about a change. Not a huge production — just flooring that actually fits the way you live and the way you want your home to feel. If you've been sitting on that idea for a while, we're happy to help you think it through. What's the one thing about your current floors that bothers you most?

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Jul 5, 10:57am PDT

1 month ago

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Sundays are for relaxing — not thinking about floors you've been meaning to replace. But that thought still creeps in, doesn't it? You walk through the living room and notice the scratch. Or the corner that's lifting. Or the colour that just never felt quite right. It doesn't have to stay that way. Whether it's carpet that actually feels soft underfoot, vinyl that holds up to daily life, or hardwood that gives your space some warmth — the right flooring makes your home feel more like *yours*. What room would you change first if you could? Drop it in the comments 👇

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Jul 12, 10:30am PDT

1 month ago

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Young families — this one's for you. You have little ones at home, and your floors see everything. 🧃 Juice spills that happen before you even sit down for breakfast 🖍️ Crayon marks, muddy footprints, and mystery stains you stopped questioning 👟 Shoes on, shoes off, shoes on again — nobody wins that battle You want a home that looks like a home. Not a showroom. Not a mess. Just something that holds up to the chaos *and* still feels warm and inviting at the end of the day. The good news? There are flooring options built exactly for this season of life — durable enough for everything your kids throw at it, and easy enough to clean up without getting on your hands and knees. What's the hardest thing your floors have had to survive so far? Drop it in the comments 👇

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Anyone can install floors. Not everyone stands behind them. That's the part that actually matters when something doesn't go right. After 15+ years working in the Lower Mainland, here's what we know: 🔹 We remember your project — not just the invoice number 🔹 If something needs to be fixed, we come back. No runaround. 🔹 We give you the honest answer, even if it's not what you hoped to hear 🔹 The people who install your floors are the same people who answer your questions after Big companies move on to the next job. We stick around — because our reputation here is everything. Most people find us through someone they already trust. A neighbour. A family member. A colleague who just finished a reno. That's not an accident. That's what happens when you do the job right and treat people fairly. — RM Flooring & Cabinetry | Coquitlam, BC

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Jul 11, 11:15am PDT

1 month ago

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If you were redesigning your living room from scratch — what would the walls look like? • Bright white and airy • Warm beige or cream • Deep, moody tones • Bold colour as an accent • Natural wood panelling Wall colour sets the whole mood of a room — and it shapes which flooring tones actually work with your space. What's your go-to wall colour — and does your current flooring match the vibe you were going for?

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Jun 24, 9:43am PDT

1 month ago

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Should you install new floors before or after painting? Most homeowners get this order wrong — and it costs them time and money. Here's the smarter sequence: 🔹 Paint first, floors second — drips and roller splatter are inevitable, and protecting new flooring from them is a headache you don't need 🔹 Baseboards come off before flooring goes in — reinstalling them after gives you a cleaner finish and hides the expansion gap properly 🔹 If cabinets are staying, floors go under them — but if cabinets are being replaced, do floors after so you're not tiling or planking under something that's getting torn out anyway 🔹 New doors may need to be trimmed — flooring adds height, and doors that cleared the old floor sometimes drag on the new one Getting the sequence right the first time saves you from redoing work you already paid for. We walk homeowners through the full project order before installation starts — so nothing gets damaged and everything lines up the way it should. What stage of your renovation are you at right now?

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1 month ago

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Empty nesters — this one's for you. The kids have moved out and suddenly your home feels different. Those hardwood floors that survived years of hockey gear and backpack drops? They're showing their age. 🏠 Rooms that feel too quiet now 🔨 Decades of wear finally catching up 💭 Time to create the space you've always wanted This is your chance to choose flooring for *you* — not for surviving teenage chaos. Maybe it's the luxury vinyl you couldn't have with messy kids. Or finally getting that tile you've been dreaming about. Your home can be whatever you want it to be now. What's the first room you'd update for this new chapter?

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May 27, 11:26am PDT

2 months ago

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Can your floors handle Canadian winters? Here's what winter does to different flooring types: 🔹 Solid hardwood expands and contracts with humidity changes 🔹 Laminate can warp if salt water seeps into seams 🔹 Tile stays stable but grout lines collect road salt residue 🔹 Quality vinyl handles moisture but cheap versions crack in cold The Lower Mainland gets its share of wet boots, muddy paws, and temperature swings from October to March. We help homeowners choose flooring that handles our climate without constant worry about damage. What's your biggest winter flooring challenge?

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May 25, 9:00am PDT

2 months ago

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Your flooring project shouldn't feel like a gamble. But with some companies, it does. 🎯 We show up when we say we will 🎯 We explain exactly what we're doing and why 🎯 We use our real names and answer our phones 🎯 We fix problems instead of making excuses When you hire someone to work in your home, you deserve straight answers and follow-through. Most of our work comes from referrals because homeowners trust us enough to recommend us to their friends and family.

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May 25, 8:58am PDT

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