Based in the GTA and working across the entire region plus surrounding areas — because great flooring shouldn't depend on your postal code. Commercial and residential, wherever you are.
If you don't see your city listed, reach out anyway — we travel across the GTA and surrounding areas for the right project.
We're actively growing and happy to travel for the right job. Give us a call and let's talk about your project.
416-889-8273Whether you're a homeowner in Scarborough, a business owner in Mississauga, a property manager in Vaughan or a general contractor working across the region, Apex Resilient Flooring brings commercial-grade flooring installation directly to your door.
Every part of the region has its own quirks. Knowing them ahead of time is the difference between a smooth install and a wasted day.
A downtown Toronto condo install is as much a scheduling exercise as a flooring job. Most buildings require a certificate of insurance filed with property management before anyone touches a loading dock, and elevator bookings often need to be locked in a week or more ahead. Many boards also enforce quiet hours — typically no noisy work before 9am or after 5pm, and nothing at all on Sundays.
We handle that paperwork as part of the job rather than leaving it with you. It matters most in the dense condo corridors: downtown Toronto, the Square One area in Mississauga, and the Vaughan Metropolitan Centre. Buildings there also frequently specify a minimum underlay rating for sound transmission, which affects what we can install — worth confirming before you buy material.
Retail units, clinics and offices usually can't shut down for a flooring install. Most commercial work we do across the region happens evenings, overnight or across a weekend so the space is ready for business on Monday. Phased installs — finishing one section at a time while the rest stays open — are common for larger floor plates.
That approach depends heavily on subfloor prep being done properly. Self-levelling compound needs time to cure, and rushing it is the most common reason a commercial floor fails early.
Toronto's older east-end and downtown housing stock often hides uneven or multi-layer subfloors under the existing finish. We'd rather find that at the quoting stage than on install day, which is why we prefer to see the space in person before committing to a price.
For Brampton, Markham and Durham Region, driveway and garage access usually makes material handling straightforward. For work further out — Barrie, Hamilton, Bowmanville — we tend to batch scheduling so travel doesn't inflate your cost. If you're outside the core GTA, it's worth calling to talk through timing.
Square footage alone rarely tells the whole story. Subfloor condition, how much furniture needs moving, whether old flooring has to come out, and building access all move the number. Photos help a lot — see how to prepare for installation day and our FAQ for what we typically need to know, or just request a quote and we'll ask the right questions.
Call or text to confirm we cover your area — chances are, we do.