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Plan residential or commercial flooring around the rooms, existing surface, repair or replacement goal, preparation, installation method, transitions, moisture details, and intended use. Five projects across Berlin include a Kensington kitchen floor coordinated with a general contractor, a focused Kensington carpet restretch and pad replacement, a phased residential Karndean installation, a prepared commercial gluedown floor, and a COREtec basement replacement.
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2516 Berlin Turnpike, Newington, CT 06111
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5 completed projects • August 2026
Project support
Kitchen-remodel coordination, carpet repair, cushion, tack strip, transitions, residential and commercial luxury vinyl, phased work, removal, plywood and concrete preparation, moisture protection, and finishing
Residential and commercial highlights
Residential and commercial projects are labeled at a glance. Open any case study for the complete scope, preparation, materials, and available photography.
Residential Project
Installation
Completed August 2026 • Berlin, CT
The customer names and exact address are withheld for privacy.
Commercial Project
Installation
Completed August 2026 • Berlin, CT
The business name and exact address are withheld for customer privacy.
Featured flooring work
Luxury Vinyl Plank Project
Installation
Completed July 2026 • Berlin, CT
Luxury Vinyl Tile Project
Installation
Completed August 2026 • Berlin, CT
The customer's identity, exact address, general contractor's identity, estimate pricing, and internal layout are not published. All three approved photographs document the flooring work during the ongoing kitchen remodel and contain no customer-identifying details.
Carpet Project
Repair
Completed August 2026 • Berlin, CT
The customer's identity and exact address are withheld. The published image is cropped to exclude personal photographs, and the internal room layout and estimate are not published.
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Floors Now is based on the Berlin Turnpike in Newington and considers flooring projects in Berlin. Bring room details, inspiration, or a product question to the showroom, or start online so our team can review the rooms, existing floor, project goals, and timing.
Plan carpet repair or replacement around the existing carpet, cushion, tack strip, tension, edges, transitions, and room conditions.
Learn moreCoordinate product selection, access, substrate preparation, adhesive installation, perimeter finishing, and operating needs for a commercial interior.
Learn morePlan gluedown or floating luxury vinyl around the substrate, product requirements, layout, transitions, and finishing.
Learn moreReview existing flooring, access, debris handling, adhesive residue, and the surface revealed underneath.
Learn moreUnderstand how scraping, priming, patching, skim coating, flatness, and substrate stability affect a gluedown installation.
Learn moreCompare LVP around room use, construction, installation method, appearance, and maintenance.
Learn moreCoordinate carpet edges, adjoining floors, transition profiles, baseboards, and other finishing details.
Learn moreBerlin flooring FAQ
No. The old carpet had already been removed before Floors Now arrived. The crew scraped the remaining carpet adhesive from 870 square feet of exposed concrete and prepared the surface for the gluedown installation.
This project included scraping leftover adhesive, applying patch primer, and skim coating 870 square feet with Planiprep SC. Preparation requirements vary with the concrete condition and selected flooring system.
Yes. This Berlin project included removing and disposing of 49 square feet of VCT before the new flooring was installed.
Yes, when included in the agreed scope. This project included removing and resetting one toilet and installing 56 pieces of cove base.
Not automatically. The substrate, moisture conditions, flooring construction, underlayment, and manufacturer instructions determine whether a separate moisture barrier or another moisture-control system is required.
Not necessarily, but it must meet the selected flooring manufacturer's flatness and stability requirements. Localized high spots, low spots, cracks, or damaged areas may need preparation even when the slab has a consistent overall slope.
Yes. One Berlin residential project began with approximately 650 square feet of gluedown LVP in three bedrooms and the hallways, completed in one day. The basement, kitchen, and living room are planned for Phase 2. The practical phasing and timing depend on the rooms, existing floors, product, and household schedule.
The project was completed in Kensington, a village within the Town of Berlin. It appears on the Berlin town page while its project title and case study identify Kensington clearly.
No new carpet material was supplied. The existing finished-basement carpet was retained, set over 300 square feet of new Tahoe 8-pound, 7/16-inch cushion with SpillGuard, and restretched across approximately 272 square feet.
The verified project information confirms that new cushion was requested and installed but does not state why the customer wanted the pad replaced. No unsupported cause is assigned to the replacement.
The new cushion, corrected tack strip, carpet restretch, and vinyl transition were completed in a few hours. The retained carpet already had pulls along some edges, and the customer understood that those existing conditions could limit the final appearance.
Plan a Berlin flooring project
Share whether the Berlin project is residential or commercial, the existing flooring and substrate, preferred material, access or operating needs, moisture concerns, and timing. Our team will review the scope and follow up about the most practical next step.