ProSand Luxury Tile Indianapolis, IN. as well as greater Indiana areas. ProSand Floors products include ceramic, porcelain, natural stone tiles such as granite - marble - limestone - stone medallion

This is a brand new website created by ProSand Construction Group, LLC. designated for tile flooring projects, kitchen back splashes, bathroom tile and just about anywhere esle you can think. If your looking to schedule a contractor to come in and bring your next tile project to life, give ProSand a call. ProSand provides free in house estimates and can provide any type of tile usually with minimal hesitation on locating  your selected tile.

ProSand Construction Group, LLC. is located in Indianpolis, IN. and  would be more than happy to provide this free consultation and provide some of the best pricing available today. (317) 489-0970

ProSand Luxury Tile Indianapolis, IN. as well as greater Indiana areas. ProSand Floors products include ceramic, porcelain, natural stone tiles such as granite - marble - limestone - stone medallion

This is a brand new website created by ProSand Construction Group, LLC. designated for tile flooring projects, kitchen back splashes, bathroom tile and just about anywhere esle you can think. If your looking to schedule a contractor to come in and bring your next tile project to life, give ProSand a call. ProSand provides free in house estimates and can provide any type of tile usually with minimal hesitation on locating  your selected tile.

ProSand Construction Group, LLC. is located in Indianpolis, IN. and  would be more than happy to provide this free consultation and provide some of the best pricing available today. (317) 489-0970

Sub-floor types are many and varied. All three types of flooring in your question can be installed equally well on many types of sub-floors. Concrete installation, concrete slab generally are glued using water proofing mastic glues are designed for this type of installation.

Plywood, O.S.B. or floating over existing - joist or nailed to existing flooring are all possible. Solid wood planks can be used on joist systems only. Engineered or laminate can not! Plywood or O.S.B. sub’s can only be nailed to or stapled as well as click in place floating systems. These are also good candidates for glue installation.

The most important feature is to evaluate your specific sub-floor. Stability - soundness - above or below grade. Is the sub-floor wet (test concrete) or moisture meter wood or composite sub-floor, they should be 7% to 10% wet. Crawl spaces must be dry and well ventilated so moisture does not seep from under the house’s foundation into sub-floor. Termite on rotting and mold are all potential problems that must be considered before installing new wood floors. Call a professional for a thorough consultation before you start. This will save time, money and problems down the road. Do it right the first time. Hope this has been helpful.