Bathroom Flooring Installation in Point Arena & the Mendocino Coast

Waterproof bathroom flooring installed over a properly prepared, solid subfloor.

River rock pebble mosaic shower floor meeting tile flooring in a custom bathroom

Bathroom floors on the coast take abuse from constant humidity, wet feet and old plumbing leaks. Before we install anything new, we check the subfloor — because installing beautiful flooring over a soft, rotted subfloor is throwing money away.

We install tile, luxury vinyl plank, sheet vinyl and other waterproof flooring, plus heated floor systems for homeowners tired of cold tile on a foggy coastal morning.

Flooring is often the fastest, highest-impact upgrade in a dated bathroom, and it is a good standalone project when a full remodel is not in the budget yet.

What You Get

  • Tile, luxury vinyl plank, sheet vinyl and waterproof flooring options
  • Subfloor inspection, rot repair and leveling before installation
  • Optional in-floor radiant heat
  • Clean transitions, thresholds and baseboard reinstallation
  • Toilet pulled and reset properly with a new wax ring and flange check
  • Standalone flooring jobs or part of a full remodel

Our Process

  1. 1. Inspect

    Pull a corner and check the subfloor for moisture and rot.

  2. 2. Repair and prep

    Replace damaged subfloor, level the surface, install underlayment.

  3. 3. Install

    Lay the flooring with proper layout and expansion allowances.

  4. 4. Finish

    Reset the toilet, install trim and transitions, clean up.

Local to the Mendocino Coast

Bathroom flooring for coastal homes in Point Arena, Manchester, Elk, Albion, Anchor Bay, Gualala, Sea Ranch and Stewarts Point.

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Bathroom Flooring FAQs

What is the best bathroom flooring for a coastal home?
Porcelain tile and quality luxury vinyl plank both perform well in damp coastal conditions. Tile is the most durable; LVP is warmer underfoot and easier on the budget.
Do you repair rotted subfloor?
Yes, and we check for it on every flooring job. Old toilet leaks are the usual culprit and we replace the damaged sheathing and framing before new flooring goes down.
How long does a bathroom floor take?
Most bathroom floors are done in two to four days depending on material and any subfloor repair.

Related Services

  • Est. 1985
  • Lic. #483531-B1
  • Locally Owned

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