Flooring Contractor
St. Louis & St. Charles County

LVP is our most-requested flooring across the St. Louis metro — and for good reason. It's completely waterproof, incredibly durable, and virtually indistinguishable from real hardwood. Homeowners in Chesterfield, Ballwin, Kirkwood, and Webster Groves love LVP for open-plan main levels; families in O'Fallon, Wentzville, and St. Peters choose it for basements, kitchens, and mudrooms where moisture and heavy foot traffic are a daily reality.

Every M&L LVP install starts with a level, moisture-sealed subfloor. We score every plank on-site for tight seams and flush transitions across doorways, kitchens, and hallways.

Laminate gives you the warmth and look of real hardwood at a fraction of the cost — and its ultra-hard wear layer actually outperforms real wood against scratches, fading, and daily wear. It's a smart, elegant choice for living rooms, bedrooms, hallways, and dining rooms across St. Louis and St. Charles County.

From starter homes in Florissant, Hazelwood, and Bridgeton to remodels in Clayton, Creve Coeur, and Ladue, we install laminate with the same obsessive attention to subfloor prep and seam alignment that we put into every job.

Tile is where our precision really shows. From large-format marble-look tile in a Chesterfield primary bath to intricate hex mosaics in a Lafayette Square powder room, every cut is scored on-site for tight grout lines and flush transitions. We handle kitchen backsplashes, shower walls, foyers, and full-floor installs.

Popular St. Louis picks: matte porcelain in Kirkwood, herringbone marble in Central West End remodels, and durable 12×24 large-format tile for family homes in Wentzville, O'Fallon, and Lake St. Louis.

Old flooring hides a lot — cupped subfloor, moisture damage, uneven leveling. Before any new install, we do a clean, complete tear-out: carpet, padding, staples, glued-down vinyl, cracked tile, worn laminate — all removed and hauled away.

Then we level, patch, and moisture-seal the subfloor so your new LVP, laminate, or tile installs on a rock-solid, engineered surface. This is the single most important step for flooring that lasts — and the one most contractors cut corners on.

A new floor is only as clean as its edges. We install and re-set baseboards, shoe molding, and quarter round after every flooring project — with tight mitered corners, caulked seams, and a factory-finish touch-up.

From modern flat 5-inch baseboards popular in newer St. Charles County builds to classic profiled trim in older Kirkwood, Webster Groves, and Soulard homes, we match the style your home was built for.