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Flooring in Legacy, Calgary

Our installed rates are $6-$12 per sq ft for vinyl plank and $6-$15 for hardwood (CAD), with removal at $1-$3 and levelling at $2-$6 per sq ft added only where needed. Legacy is a newer WestCreek community on the south edge of Calgary, with everything from condos and laned homes to estate homes on the ridge above a 300-acre environmental reserve. About 1,000 sq ft of floating vinyl plank in cleared rooms takes 2-3 working days. Most jobs here change a builder floor: one plank through the main level, carpet off the stairs, or a basement being developed.
Continuous floor planned room to room
Finished heights checked at stairs and tile
Basement slab tested before the floor is chosen

Request a Legacy Flooring Quote

List connected rooms, current materials, approximate dimensions and desired finish.

What can we help with?

So the right crew reviews your project.

Final recommendations follow product and site-condition review.

What changes the job in a Legacy home

Narrow, deep laned homes

Laned homes run long from front to back, so a continuous floor usually runs the same way. The run is checked against the product limit, and expansion breaks go at doorways rather than mid-room.

Pathway and reserve traffic

With about 15 km of paved paths and the reserve close by, grit comes in on boots and stroller wheels. Entries get a hard-wearing surface and a mat long enough for two steps.

Developing the basement

If the basement is still unfinished, the slab is tested for moisture and flatness before the floor is chosen, and the bottom stair height is set with it.

Light wood-look vinyl plank through a kitchen with a black island and bar stools
Legacy project

One vinyl plank floor through a newer main floor

In a newer Legacy home, the request is often one continuous floor from the front door through the kitchen and living area. Vinyl plank suits that, as long as the run stays within the product’s maximum and the expansion gap is kept at the island and every doorway.

The job is sequenced room by room so the house stays usable, the underlayment matches what the product requires, and finished heights are checked where the new floor meets tile, stairs and doors.

Pictured: our Legacy project – light wood-look vinyl plank through a kitchen with a black island and bar stools.

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Flooring in Legacy homes

Legacy is a WestCreek Developments community on the southern edge of Calgary. It mixes apartment-style condos, townhomes, duplexes, laned homes and estate homes on the ridge, beside a 300-acre environmental reserve with about 15 km of paved paths.

The homes are newer, so the floor work is mostly a change from what the builder put in. That means one vinyl plank floor from the front door through the kitchen and living area, carpet replaced on the stairs, or flooring for a basement being developed.

Planning a Legacy job

Laned homes are narrow and deep, so the floor usually runs front to back and its length is checked against the product maximum. Estate homes on the ridge have larger open areas, where flatness across the whole run matters more than in a single room.

Where the new floor meets tile, carpet or the stairs, the finished heights are checked before ordering. If the basement is being developed, the slab is tested for moisture and flatness, and the basement floor is picked to suit the result.

Removal, preparation and the new floor are priced as separate lines. We charge based on your written quote, and you can compare our Calgary flooring rates first. Send the Legacy details with room sizes and photos of the stairs and transitions.

Legacy flooring questions

Can one floor run through a Legacy main level?

Yes, as long as the run stays within the product limit and the expansion gap is kept at the island, stairs and door frames. In a long laned home, board direction usually follows the length of the house.

Can cabinets sit on top of new flooring?

A floating floor should not go under fixed cabinets or an island, because it needs room to move. We stop the floor at the cabinet base and finish the edge with trim or the toe kick.

What should I send for a Legacy quote?

Room sizes, what is on the floor now, the number of stairs, and photos where the new floor will meet tile, stairs or carpet. For a townhome or condo, include the board flooring rules.

Send the Legacy rooms and the stair count

List the rooms, what is on the floor now and where the new floor meets stairs or tile. We reply with a written estimate.

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