Wooden flooring and tiles in Hyderabad
Laid level, or it will announce itself forever
Flooring is the one finish you stand on, and the one where a poor subfloor shows up months later rather than on the day. We check what is underneath before quoting what goes on top.
What we supply and fit
Laminated wooden flooring
Hard-wearing, quick to lay, and warmer underfoot than tile.
best for bedrooms and living rooms
Tiles
For wet areas and anywhere that has to take a mop daily.
best for kitchens, bathrooms, balconies
Skirting and beading
The edge detail that decides whether a floor looks finished.
Which one do you need?
“Can it go straight over my existing floor?”
Often yes, if the existing floor is sound and level. That saves the mess and cost of breaking out. If it is hollow underneath or out of level, laying over it just moves the problem up a layer.
“Will wooden flooring survive an Indian summer?”
Laminate does, which is why we fit far more of it than solid wood here. Solid timber moves with humidity, and a floor that moves opens gaps at the joints.
“It’s a ground floor and the room feels damp”
Test before laying anything. Laminate over a damp slab cups and lifts, and you will be paying twice. Tile is the safer answer if the damp cannot be cured.
“I want it done without moving out”
Room by room is normal. What matters is agreeing where the furniture goes while each room is done, before anyone starts.
Talk it through
Measurements are the part most people get wrong, and a wrong measurement usually means a remake. Send a photograph of your floor and we’ll tell you exactly what we need to see. The showroom is open Monday to Saturday, 11am – 8.30pm, or answer six questions and we’ll call you back knowing what you need.
Send a photo of your floor — it usually tells us more than a description.
We come to you, measure and bring samples. A ₹500 measure visit comes off your final bill if you go ahead.
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Before you commit
Measuring, installation charges, warranty, cancellation, using your own fabric, and whether we take on repairs — answered in the questions people ask, in Aakriti Nagpal’s words, including where the answer is no.