Every type of flooring requires specific subfloor preparation, making it crucial to rely on expert services when getting your subfloor ready for installation. The INSQUAREWOOD consistently ensures that every detail is handled according to top-quality standards. The preparation process varies based on the type of subfloor and the flooring being installed. Solid wood flooring is often praised for its environmental benefits and comfort. It is a natural, renewable resource that can add warmth and elegance to any room. Parquet offers a variety of wood species and design patterns, allowing for customization to fit different aesthetic preferences and budget constraints. When installing parquet or parquet boards, it's crucial to consider the condition of the subfloor. If the room has a perfectly level screed surface with an overall slope not exceeding 1.5-2% per linear meter, and the screed's moisture level meets the required standards, you can generally lay the parquet directly on the concrete base. However, this ideal situation is not always the case. In most scenarios, it is advisable to use plywood as an intermediary layer between the concrete foundation and the parquet. This approach helps to ensure a stable and even surface for the parquet, improving its longevity and performance. The plywood acts as a buffer that can accommodate slight imperfections in the concrete and provide additional support, which can be particularly important in areas with high foot traffic or where the concrete base is not perfectly level.