Over 10 Years of Experience · Licensed & Bonded · Commercial & Residential Flooring

About Saint Works

A full flooring crew, ten years in, doing the work ourselves.

  • 10+ yearsIn business
  • Licensed & BondedFully covered
  • Full crewNo subcontracted guesswork

Saint Works brings more than 10 years of experience to every floor we put down. We are based in Cary and take commercial and residential flooring work anywhere in North Carolina.

We run a full crew that does one thing: flooring. Carpet and carpet tile, luxury vinyl plank, hardwood and laminate, tile, rubber athletic flooring, and the floor prep that goes under all of it. We work for facility and property managers, schools, offices and businesses, and homeowners. What hasn’t changed is that the people who quote your floor are the people who show up to install it. No subcontracted guesswork.

In 2024 and 2025 that meant carpet tile in office atriums, a school library and a tiered auditorium with curved seating rows and stage steps. Broadloom with contrasting borders, and carpet runners laid over historic hardwood. Glue-down and floating vinyl plank in offices, break rooms and large training rooms. Rubber athletic flooring in locker-room corridors, cut around the floor cleanouts.

How we work

Everything gets scoped in writing before anyone opens a box of material. You get a written estimate that names the flooring, the prep, the transitions and the sequence. If the slab or subfloor turns out to be worse than it looked once the old floor comes up — old adhesive, high spots, a crack that needs patching — you hear about it the same day, with options and a number, not at the end in a surprise invoice.

We check moisture and flatness before anything goes down. We grind, patch and self-level where the floor needs it, and we give materials the acclimation time the product calls for. We protect what we’re not replacing, contain the dust, and clean the site at the end of every day. Whether it’s your home or a building that has to keep running while we work, that shapes how we work in it.

Licensed and bonded

We carry a contractor’s license and a surety bond, and we can produce a certificate of insurance before work starts — ask, and you’ll have it that day. A bond means that if we failed to complete contracted work, you have recourse that does not depend on our goodwill. You should expect that from anyone you let into your home or your building, and you should ask for the number.

Financing

Financing is available on qualifying projects, so a new floor can go in without the whole cost up front. Ask when you request your estimate and we will go through the options with you alongside the written quote.

Who you'll deal with

The people on your job

Two names, so you always know who to ask. Neither of them is a call center.

Raymond

Designated Planner & Advisor

Scopes the work before anyone picks up a tool — measurements, sequencing, materials and the written estimate you sign off on. He is who you talk to about what is possible and what it costs.

Timothy

Head Foreman

Runs the crew on site and answers for the standard. Every stage is checked against the agreed scope before it is called finished, so the job that gets signed off is the job that was quoted.

What you can expect

Four things we don’t negotiate on

Written scope

Materials, sequence and milestones on paper before the first day.

One crew

The people who quoted it install it. No handoff to a stranger.

Clean site

Contained dust, protected finishes, swept at the end of every day.

Straight answers

Bad news same-day, with options and a number attached.

Ready for new floors?

Tell us about the space. Send photos, describe the floor you have and the one you want, and we'll come back with a straight answer — usually within one business day.

Financing available

Or call (919) 771-8247 — we answer.