Floors Depot completes 28 flooring projects in Metro Vancouver

Floors Depot says it finished 28 flooring renovation projects in July across Burnaby, Vancouver and nearby cities, as demand stays strong for luxury vinyl plank, porcelain tile and engineered hardwood. The workload points to continued pressure in Metro Vancouver’s strata and residential renovation market.

Why it matters: - Floors Depot’s July workload signals sustained demand in Metro Vancouver for waterproof flooring and full-service renovation work. - The mix of condo, townhouse and detached-home projects shows how flooring upgrades are spanning strata and traditional residential properties.

What happened: - Floors Depot completed 28 flooring renovation projects during July 2026 across Burnaby, Vancouver, North Vancouver and West Vancouver. - The projects covered strata condominiums, detached houses and townhomes. - The company said the July work reflected continued demand for luxury vinyl plank, porcelain tile, engineered hardwood and complete flooring renovation services. - Floors Depot has completed 52 flooring renovation projects so far in 2026 throughout Metro Vancouver.

The details: - Floors Depot completed 12 luxury vinyl plank condo flooring projects in strata buildings in Burnaby’s Metrotown and Brentwood neighbourhoods and in Vancouver’s Yaletown and Fairview communities. - The company completed 8 porcelain and ceramic tile flooring projects in kitchens, bathrooms and entryways of detached homes in North Vancouver and West Vancouver. - Floors Depot finished 5 engineered hardwood flooring projects in detached houses in South Granville, Arbutus Ridge and Dunbar. - The company completed 3 multi-room flooring renovation projects that included demolition, flooring removal, subfloor preparation, floor levelling and installation of new flooring in condominiums and detached homes. - Many projects required coordination with strata councils, property managers, elevator reservations, building access schedules and homeowner occupancy while keeping timelines tight. - Floors Depot said waterproof flooring is one of the fastest-growing segments of Metro Vancouver’s residential renovation market. - Luxury vinyl plank has become a preferred option for condominiums and townhomes because of its durability, wood look and resistance to everyday moisture. - Porcelain tile remains a popular choice for bathrooms, kitchens, laundry rooms and entryways because of its water resistance and durability. - Floors Depot provides flooring services that include luxury vinyl plank, engineered hardwood, laminate, tile, carpet, hardwood refinishing, flooring removal and disposal, concrete floor levelling, subfloor repairs, baseboards and finish carpentry.

Between the lines: - The project mix suggests Metro Vancouver homeowners and strata properties are prioritizing practical, moisture-resistant materials over purely decorative upgrades. - Strata flooring work can be more complex than standard residential jobs because of bylaws, access rules and documentation requirements. - Floors Depot is positioning itself as a contractor for that more complicated segment of the market, not just basic installation.

What's next: - Floors Depot said summer bookings remain available for condominium, detached-home and townhome flooring projects. - The company serves homeowners, builders, developers and property managers across Vancouver, Burnaby, Richmond, North Vancouver, West Vancouver and surrounding communities. - Floors Depot is inviting estimate requests through its website.

The bottom line: - Floors Depot’s July results show steady demand for flooring upgrades across Metro Vancouver, especially in strata-heavy areas where waterproof and low-maintenance materials are in demand.