Flooring in Montenegro
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About: flooring
A flooring installer lays laminate, engineered or solid wood, vinyl (SPC/LVT) and tiles, removes old floors, levels the subfloor and fits skirting and transition strips. On the coast humidity is hard on wood, so ground-floor flats and bathrooms usually get vinyl or tiles, and wooden floors need a properly dry screed. Plan the floor before painting and before the kitchen or built-in furniture goes in.
Frequently asked questions
Can laminate go over existing tiles?
Often yes, if the tiles are flat and well bonded, with the right underlay. The installer will check the level and door clearance, since the new floor raises the height slightly.
How long does it take to floor a flat?
Laminate in an average room is often a one-day job, while a whole flat depends mostly on how much subfloor prep is needed. Lacquered wood and grouted tiles also need drying time.
What affects the price?
The floor type, subfloor condition, number of rooms and awkward corners, skirting, and removal of the old floor. Ask whether materials are included or whether you buy them yourself.
Is vinyl a good choice for a holiday rental?
Many owners pick it because it copes with water, sand and heavy use better than laminate. Ask the installer which grade suits a rental and a humid coastal flat.
Do flooring installers also sand and refinish old parquet?
Some do, as it needs dedicated sanding equipment, but not all. Check the service list on the profile or ask.