Family-owned flooring

Built from the ground up.

For more than 35 years, Mark Boodoo has built his reputation through hands-on experience, careful work, and the referrals that follow a job done properly.

Mark Boodoo examining a wood flooring sample by a windowMark Boodoo · Owner and flooring craftsman

Mark’s story

Experience earned one project at a time.

After coming to the United States from Trinidad, Mark built his flooring career the same way he approaches every job today: by showing up, listening carefully, and doing the work properly the first time.

He learned the trade from the ground up and refined his skills through years of installation, repair, refinishing, and custom work. The business grew almost entirely through word of mouth—from homeowners, designers, builders, and contractors who valued clean work and honest communication.

A simple promise

“We don’t oversell. We don’t rush. And we don’t leave until the work meets our standards—and yours.”

That standard has guided the business for decades.

What sets the work apart

Care is not reserved for the biggest job.

Small repair or custom installation, every project gets the same careful look at the conditions, materials, and details that determine whether the finish will hold up.

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Every job matters

From one difficult transition to a full installation, the work deserves a thoughtful solution.

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Honest recommendations

An on-site look comes before a rushed answer, because every floor and every space is different.

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Details finished properly

Preparation, fit, alignment, and clean execution matter as much as the material itself.

Matthew measuring and marking a wood flooring plank at a workbenchMatthew · Learning the work alongside Mark

The next generation

Learning the standard by working beside it.

Today, Mark’s son Matthew works alongside him on the job. He is learning the same way Mark did: through the real conditions, decisions, and finish details that cannot be taught from a distance.

The tools and materials continue to evolve, but the standard remains the same—prepare carefully, communicate clearly, and take responsibility for the result.

See their completed work
Mark and Matthew walking through a finished room and inspecting a flooring transition

Family on the job

A practiced eye, passed forward.

Every room asks different questions. Mark and Matthew walk the space, study the transitions, and make decisions around how the floor will actually be used.

Common questions

Straight answers before you call.

Still have a question? Call or text Mark directly. He’s happy to talk it through.

How do I get an estimate?

Call, text, or send the estimate form. From there, Mark schedules an on-site visit to properly assess the space, the materials, and the scope of work, so you get an accurate and honest recommendation instead of a rushed guess over the phone.

Do you handle small jobs or repairs?

Yes. No job is too small. We regularly help with repairs, replacements, and problem areas that other contractors may not want to take on. Every job gets the same level of care and attention.

What types of flooring do you work with?

Hardwood and engineered wood, carpet, tile and stone, stair runners, and custom installations. We also handle removal, repairs, refinishing, and detailed work that requires precise cutting and experience.

Why are your prices sometimes higher than others?

Our pricing reflects the time, experience, and care it takes to do the job properly. We don’t rush installations or cut corners. Many clients come to us after being told a job can’t be done, or after dealing with poor workmanship elsewhere.

Do you travel outside of Central Florida?

Yes. We’re based in Central Florida and take on projects throughout the state, depending on the scope of work. If the project is a good fit, we’re happy to talk it through.

How far in advance should I book?

Availability varies, especially for custom work and stair runner installations. We recommend reaching out as soon as you’re ready to move forward so we can schedule an estimate and plan accordingly.

Start with an honest look at the job

Tell us what your floor needs.

Call, text, or request an on-site estimate. Mark will look at the space, the material, and what the work actually requires before recommending a direction.