Between tenants you need a floor that goes in fast, takes a beating, and does not eat your margin. Luxury vinyl plank is usually the answer – water-resistant, scratch-tough, quick to lay and easy to patch a plank if one gets damaged. We work to your turnaround window, keep the spec practical, and give you clean written receipts for your records.
Real outcomes, not just a list of services.
Floors that stand up to tenants, pets and spills.
We work to your vacancy window so units re-let quickly.
Hard-wearing floors that protect your margin, not just the showroom look.
If one plank is damaged, we can swap it without redoing the room.
One unit or a portfolio, kitchens-to-bedrooms or just the worn areas.
Proper documentation for your expenses and records.
From the first measure to the final cleanup.
You get a clear, fixed price before any work starts – never a vague ballpark.
We measure the space and check the subfloor so the price is right the first time.
We clean, level and prepare the subfloor so your floor sits flat and lasts.
Experienced installers fit every board, plank or tile by hand, not in a rush.
Clean edges and transitions where your floor meets doorways and other rooms.
We remove debris and leave your home tidy when we are done.
You tell us about your floors and book a visit. It is free, with no pressure and no obligation.
We come out, measure the space and check the subfloor so your quote is accurate, not a guess.
You receive a fixed, itemised price in writing – so you know exactly what you are paying before we start.
We book a date that suits you, do the work carefully, protect your home as we go, and leave the site clean.
You get an Ottawa team that gets the landlord math – a floor that installs fast, survives tenants, and comes with a clear receipt, so your unit is re-let quickly without overspending on the floor.
You are covered, and any warranty terms are set out in your written quote for your job.
A fixed price up front – no surprises on the final bill.
We protect your home, work tidily, and finish on time.
The same hands from the first quote to the final cleanup.
What Ottawa homeowners say about Solomon Flooring.
The Solomon Flooring team was professional, tidy, and easy to work with. We're very happy with our new vinyl flooring.
Clear quote, fair pricing, and quality installation. The entire process was smooth from start to finish.
The team did a great job. Victor was very communicative throughout the whole process.
Solomon Flooring installs durable rental-property flooring across Ottawa, turned around fast between tenants.
We serve all of Ottawa, including Kanata, Orleans, Nepean, Barrhaven, Gloucester, Stittsville and Manotick.
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Luxury vinyl plank is usually the sweet spot – water-resistant, scratch-tough, quick to install and easy to repair a single plank if it is damaged.
We work to your vacancy window. Tell us your dates and we will give you a realistic schedule so the unit re-lets on time.
Yes, from a single unit to a portfolio. We can standardise the floor across units to make future repairs easy.
Yes, you get a clear written quote and receipt for your records and expenses.
Vinyl plank usually wins for durability and easy cleaning between tenants, though we still install carpet where it suits.
Yes, fully insured.
How we work on every job.
We are fully insured, and any workmanship warranty is set out in your written quote, job by job.
You get a clear, fixed price up front, before any work begins.
We protect your home, work tidily, and finish when we say we will.
The same people quote and install your floor – from the first call to the final cleanup.
Before altering an older rental, the asbestos rule is on the owner. Ontario Regulation 278/05 requires the owner to obtain a report on whether materials to be disturbed are asbestos-containing before demolition, alteration or repair – and its own guide lists vinyl floor tile, sheet flooring, flooring backing and tile and carpet mastics among suspect materials, common in units built before the mid-1980s. It is a real reason to test a pre-1990 floor before ripping it out for new LVP, not just tear in. We factor that into the plan so a fast turnover does not become a compliance problem.