Keep doorways clear
Remove mats, furniture, and stored items from all transition locations.
Before the project
Prepare for trim and transition installation.
A little planning helps the work start smoothly, keeps the site safer, and protects the finished result.
Preparation checklist
Five steps before we arrive.
Your final scheduling notes and proposal take priority; this guide helps you know what to expect.
Identify door changes
New floor height may require door trimming or separate carpentry.
Confirm finish expectations
Exact matches are not always available across different materials or production lots.
Share accessibility needs
Tell us where minimized profiles or mobility considerations are important.
Retain spare pieces
Extra matching trim can be difficult to source after product lines change.
Before installation day
Simple site readiness.
Create a clear route
Keep entrances, hallways, stairs, elevators, and the path to every work area open.
Protect people and pets
Arrange a separate safe area away from tools, materials, dust, adhesives, and active work.
Confirm responsibilities
Know who handles furniture, appliances, plumbing, doors, trim, disposal, and other coordinated work.
Share access details
Provide parking, keys, codes, building rules, work hours, and the best day-of contact.
Questions before the work?
Let's clear them up early.
Every site is different. Contact our team if access, furniture, timing, moisture, or other conditions are unclear.
Plan the project