Flooring · Kelowna · 2026

Flooring Across Two Levels on Brighton Road

At this Kelowna home, the new flooring runs through the basement hall, into the bedroom and up to the stairs. The crew photos trace the junctions along the way.

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Preparing the lower level

The downstairs finish started with the old tile. The crew protected the vents and doorways, broke out the tile, ground down high spots and patched low areas. The July logs single out the doorways to the laundry, bedroom and storage rooms. Each opening had a different edge to meet before the long runs of flooring could continue through the hall.

Keeping doors and cabinets in use

At the kitchen cabinets, the team trimmed the toe kicks and adjusted a vent cover to suit the new floor height. On the stairs they addressed squeaks before the floor finish went down. The last visits brought doors and baseboards back into place, including an access panel in the hall. The photos show those small transitions at standing height and close to the floor.

Follow the floor through the house

Pale plank flooring across an empty room beneath a window — At the bedroom, the flooring reaches the newly fitted baseboard.

Plank stair treads meeting white trim with green tape at the edge — The taped edge records the stair finish while work was still underway.

Floorboards meeting the recessed base of a white cabinet — The toe kick and the floor meet beneath the cabinet doors.

Plank floor running beneath a dark sliding barn door — The continuous floor remains visible when the sliding door stands open.