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Tru Line Flooring Contractors
– Macon’s Trusted Flooring Partner
Since 2015, Tru Line Flooring Contractors has helped homeowners and businesses across Middle Georgia with reliable flooring solutions. Founded by Zenith and Adriana Deuley, this family-run company is built on clear communication, solid workmanship, and a simple promise to stand behind every job. We handle each project ourselves and stay involved from start to finish, making sure things are done right without cutting corners. Clients come to us for honest answers, practical guidance, and work that lasts.
We work with all major flooring types including hardwood, tile, carpet, luxury vinyl plank, and pavers. Our team also takes on custom tile projects for kitchens, bathrooms, patios, accent walls, and more. We’ve handled flooring for homes, offices, schools, medical spaces, and outdoor areas across Macon and nearby towns. Whether it’s a single room or a full property, we take time to understand what you need and make sure the job is done with care.
Our showroom is at 4370 Interstate Drive in Macon. We meet by appointment so we can give you our full time and attention. Just call when you’re ready. We’ll listen, talk it through, and get to work the way it should be done.
Tru Line Flooring Contractors
– Macon’s Trusted Flooring Partner
Since 2015, Tru Line Flooring Contractors has helped homeowners and businesses across Middle Georgia with reliable flooring solutions. Founded by Zenith and Adriana Deuley, this family-run company is built on clear communication, solid workmanship, and a simple promise to stand behind every job. We handle each project ourselves and stay involved from start to finish, making sure things are done right without cutting corners. Clients come to us for honest answers, practical guidance, and work that lasts.
We work with all major flooring types including hardwood, tile, carpet, luxury vinyl plank, and pavers. Our team also takes on custom tile projects for kitchens, bathrooms, patios, accent walls, and more. We’ve handled flooring for homes, offices, schools, medical spaces, and outdoor areas across Macon and nearby towns. Whether it’s a single room or a full property, we take time to understand what you need and make sure the job is done with care.
Our showroom is at 4370 Interstate Drive in Macon. We meet by appointment so we can give you our full time and attention. Just call when you’re ready. We’ll listen, talk it through, and get to work the way it should be done.
Tru Line Flooring FAQ
For homes in Macon, Warner Robins, or Forsyth, what types of flooring do you usually install most?
• Around here, we see a lot of LVP, hardwood, and tile depending on the age and layout of the home.
• In higher-humidity spots or homes with pets, folks often ask for scratch-resistant or waterproof options.
In smaller towns like Gray, Lizella, or Roberta, do you offer subfloor repair before flooring installation?
• Yes, we check every subfloor before we lay product, especially in older or rural properties.
• If the base is soft, uneven, or water-damaged, we patch or rebuild it before continuing.
When someone in East Alabama needs full demo and haul-off for glued-down flooring, how do you handle it?
• Yes, we check every subfloor before we lay product, especially in older or rural properties.
• If the base is soft, uneven, or water-damaged, we patch or rebuild it before continuing.
For a lake home near Lake Tobesofkee or Lake Harding, what outdoor tile or paver options do you recommend?
• We’ve done many patio and porch installs near water. Porcelain tile and concrete pavers work best.
• We look at drainage, texture, and freeze-thaw durability to guide the right choice.
In homes with slab foundations around Perry or Milledgeville, what prep work is needed before hardwood or LVP?
• Slab installs need clean, flat, and dry concrete. No loose spots or cracks.
• We use moisture barriers and leveling compound when needed to prevent floor movement or buckling.
Do you carry products in your showroom that work well for rentals in Macon or small flips in Thomaston?
• Yes, we stock durable flooring that holds up to traffic and keeps maintenance low for landlords.
• LVP and basic tile installs are common choices for quick-turn and rental-ready projects.
How do you schedule tile shower installs in rural homes with well water or low pressure?
• We’ve seen these setups before. Slower pressure doesn’t affect install but may change grout timing.
• We plan ahead for drying conditions, tile layout, and clean cuts since remote jobs take longer.
Can you install commercial flooring for clinics or offices in Columbus GA or Phenix City AL?
• Yes, we’ve handled offices, schools, and small clinics across the GA–AL line.
• We use commercial vinyl, carpet tile, and welded seams where needed for medical codes.
What do folks in older Macon neighborhoods ask about when restoring original hardwood floors?
• Most ask if the boards can be sanded and sealed instead of replaced. We check for rot and movement.
• When possible, we refinish instead of replacing, and we color match to match the house style.
When doing a kitchen tile install in Warner Robins, how do you handle layout and grout decisions?
• We show layout options like running bond or staggered lines based on tile shape and space.
• We talk through grout width and color to avoid stain problems and help cleaning later.
For homes in Byron or Gray, how do you manage moisture barriers under LVP or vinyl plank?
• We install a moisture barrier over concrete or wood subfloors to block ground moisture and keep planks stable.
• We use manufacturer-approved underlayment that also adds sound reduction, important in multi-story homes or rentals.
In Perry or Milledgeville, what’s your approach to leveling uneven concrete before tile installation?
• We use a self-leveling compound on problem spots and grind down high areas to achieve a flat surface.
• Proper leveling prevents tile lippage and grout cracking, giving a long-lasting finish.
How do you handle epoxy grout and joint sealant for kitchen backsplashes in Thomaston?
• We recommend epoxy grout for kitchens since it resists stains, mold, and water better than cement grout.
• After grouting, we seal joints with clear silicone where counters meet walls to prevent water intrusion.
When someone in East Alabama needs full demo and haul-off for glued-down flooring, how do you handle it?
• We bring proper demo tools and remove glue-down products like vinyl, tile, or laminate fully.
• We clean the space after haul-off so it’s ready for the next layer without delay.
For a lake home near Lake Tobesofkee or Lake Harding, what outdoor tile or paver options do you recommend?
• We’ve done many patio and porch installs near water. Porcelain tile and concrete pavers work best.
• We look at drainage, texture, and freeze-thaw durability to guide the right choice.
In homes with slab foundations around Perry or Milledgeville, what prep work is needed before hardwood or LVP?
• Slab installs need clean, flat, and dry concrete. No loose spots or cracks.
• We use moisture barriers and leveling compound when needed to prevent floor movement or buckling.
Do you carry products in your showroom that work well for rentals in Macon or small flips in Thomaston?
• Yes, we stock durable flooring that holds up to traffic and keeps maintenance low for landlords.
• LVP and basic tile installs are common choices for quick-turn and rental-ready projects.
How do you schedule tile shower installs in rural homes with well water or low pressure?
• We’ve seen these setups before. Slower pressure doesn’t affect install but may change grout timing.
• We plan ahead for drying conditions, tile layout, and clean cuts since remote jobs take longer.
Can you install commercial flooring for clinics or offices in Columbus GA or Phenix City AL?
• Yes, we’ve handled offices, schools, and small clinics across the GA–AL line.
• We use commercial vinyl, carpet tile, and welded seams where needed for medical codes.
What do folks in older Macon neighborhoods ask about when restoring original hardwood floors?
• Most ask if the boards can be sanded and sealed instead of replaced. We check for rot and movement.
• When possible, we refinish instead of replacing, and we color match to match the house style.
When doing a kitchen tile install in Warner Robins, how do you handle layout and grout decisions?
• We show layout options like running bond or staggered lines based on tile shape and space.
• We talk through grout width and color to avoid stain problems and help cleaning later.
For homes in Byron or Gray, how do you manage moisture barriers under LVP or vinyl plank?
• We install a moisture barrier over concrete or wood subfloors to block ground moisture and keep planks stable.
• We use manufacturer-approved underlayment that also adds sound reduction, important in multi-story homes or rentals.
In Perry or Milledgeville, what’s your approach to leveling uneven concrete before tile installation?
• We use a self-leveling compound on problem spots and grind down high areas to achieve a flat surface.
• Proper leveling prevents tile lippage and grout cracking, giving a long-lasting finish.
How do you handle epoxy grout and joint sealant for kitchen backsplashes in Thomaston?
• We recommend epoxy grout for kitchens since it resists stains, mold, and water better than cement grout.
• After grouting, we seal joints with clear silicone where counters meet walls to prevent water intrusion.
For rental-ready installs in small Macon apartments, what flooring surfaces work best?
• We suggest luxury vinyl plank or commercial vinyl tile for durability, easy cleaning, and fast demos when tenants change.
• Both allow quick repair of damaged sections without replacing the entire floor, saving time and cost.
Do you offer interior design consultation for flooring choices in Auburn or Opelika?
• Yes, we discuss style, traffic patterns, and budget then show real-life samples under your lighting.
• We align flooring options with cabinets, paint colors, and fixtures so everything feels cohesive.
In lake homes around Lake Sinclair, how do you select slip-resistant tile for outdoor patios?
• We pick textured porcelain pavers rated for outdoor use and tested for wet conditions near docks.
• We grout with sanded grout and seal the surface to prevent algae buildup and slipping hazards.
How do you coordinate demo and haul-off for old vinyl in East Alabama clinics?
• We schedule after hours or weekends to avoid business disruption and work quietly inside occupied buildings.
• All scrap and old materials go into roll-off bins that we remove before new flooring goes down.
For historic hardwood in downtown Macon, what’s your refinishing process?
• We sand to bare wood, repair damaged boards, then apply stain matched to the home’s original era.
• We finish with a durable polyurethane or oil-based coat that resists wear and highlights wood grain.
What subfloor prep is needed for heated tile floors in Gray bathrooms?
• We install a heated mat system over an uncoupling membrane to handle floor movement and keep tiles secure.
• After wiring and testing, we cover with thinset mortar, lay tile, and grout with a flexible formula.
Do you handle ADA-compliant flooring installs in Forsyth clinics or offices?
• Yes, we install low-profile thresholds, slip-resistant surfaces, and smooth transitions to meet ADA rules.
• We verify slope, spacing, and surface texture before final sign-off to ensure safe, code-compliant access.
How do you price demo, prep, and new flooring for gym floors in Byron community centers?
• We measure square footage, factor in subfloor repair, and include charges for sports-grade vinyl or rubber planks.
• Our estimate bundles teardown, disposal, leveling, and installation into one clear number. No hidden fees.
In properties north of Macon with vinyl glue-down removal, what prep follows demo?
• After glue removal with scrapers and grinders, we vacuum and apply a moisture mitigation primer on concrete.
• Then we install underlayment or backer board before laying the new flooring to ensure a stable surface.
For multi-unit projects in Roberta rental buildings, how do you maintain consistency?
• We label materials per unit, use the same installer crew, and follow detailed layout plans to match patterns.
• Regular check-ins keep each unit on schedule so tenants move in without delays and with uniform flooring.
What’s your recommendation for basement floors in Lizella with occasional flooding?
• We suggest porcelain tile with waterproof grout and a pressure-treated plywood subfloor to resist moisture.
• A sump pump or floor drain prep may also be needed, and we coordinate with plumbers if required.
How do you handle warranty and follow-up for jobs in Eatonton and surrounding towns?
• We offer a one-year workmanship warranty and check back on larger installs three months after completion.
• If any issues come up, we respond quickly and fix them without pushing blame.
For rental-ready installs in small Macon apartments, what flooring surfaces work best?
• We suggest luxury vinyl plank or commercial vinyl tile for durability, easy cleaning, and fast demos when tenants change.
• Both allow quick repair of damaged sections without replacing the entire floor, saving time and cost.
Do you offer interior design consultation for flooring choices in Auburn or Opelika?
• Yes, we discuss style, traffic patterns, and budget then show real-life samples under your lighting.
• We align flooring options with cabinets, paint colors, and fixtures so everything feels cohesive.
In lake homes around Lake Sinclair, how do you select slip-resistant tile for outdoor patios?
• We pick textured porcelain pavers rated for outdoor use and tested for wet conditions near docks.
• We grout with sanded grout and seal the surface to prevent algae buildup and slipping hazards.
How do you coordinate demo and haul-off for old vinyl in East Alabama clinics?
• We schedule after hours or weekends to avoid business disruption and work quietly inside occupied buildings.
• All scrap and old materials go into roll-off bins that we remove before new flooring goes down.
For historic hardwood in downtown Macon, what’s your refinishing process?
• We sand to bare wood, repair damaged boards, then apply stain matched to the home’s original era.
• We finish with a durable polyurethane or oil-based coat that resists wear and highlights wood grain.
What subfloor prep is needed for heated tile floors in Gray bathrooms?
• We install a heated mat system over an uncoupling membrane to handle floor movement and keep tiles secure.
• After wiring and testing, we cover with thinset mortar, lay tile, and grout with a flexible formula.
Do you handle ADA-compliant flooring installs in Forsyth clinics or offices?
• Yes, we install low-profile thresholds, slip-resistant surfaces, and smooth transitions to meet ADA rules.
• We verify slope, spacing, and surface texture before final sign-off to ensure safe, code-compliant access.
How do you price demo, prep, and new flooring for gym floors in Byron community centers?
• We measure square footage, factor in subfloor repair, and include charges for sports-grade vinyl or rubber planks.
• Our estimate bundles teardown, disposal, leveling, and installation into one clear number. No hidden fees.
In properties north of Macon with vinyl glue-down removal, what prep follows demo?
• After glue removal with scrapers and grinders, we vacuum and apply a moisture mitigation primer on concrete.
• Then we install underlayment or backer board before laying the new flooring to ensure a stable surface.
For multi-unit projects in Roberta rental buildings, how do you maintain consistency?
• We label materials per unit, use the same installer crew, and follow detailed layout plans to match patterns.
• Regular check-ins keep each unit on schedule so tenants move in without delays and with uniform flooring.
What’s your recommendation for basement floors in Lizella with occasional flooding?
• We suggest porcelain tile with waterproof grout and a pressure-treated plywood subfloor to resist moisture.
• A sump pump or floor drain prep may also be needed, and we coordinate with plumbers if required.
How do you handle warranty and follow-up for jobs in Eatonton and surrounding towns?
• We offer a one-year workmanship warranty and check back on larger installs three months after completion.
• If any issues come up, we respond quickly and fix them without pushing blame.
Floor Repair and Replacement
Not every project needs a full tear-out. We come across a lot of homes in and around Macon where most of the floor is in good shape, but certain areas need attention. It might be a few cracked tiles, a soft spot near the wall, or planks that don’t sit flat anymore. We don’t jump to full replacement unless it’s truly needed. If we can fix the bad parts and blend them in cleanly, that’s exactly what we’ll do.
Tile Layout and Design Support
Choosing tile isn’t just about color or size. The layout makes a real difference, especially in kitchens, entryways, and showers. We help clients decide between patterns like herringbone or offset, and we walk through grout width, direction, and how it will flow with the rest of the space. These details matter, and we don’t leave them to guesswork.
Staircases and Flooring Transitions
Floors don’t stop at doorways. We handle stair treads, landings, and tricky transitions between wood, tile, or carpet. Matching finishes, aligning cuts, and smoothing changes in height are part of our job, not an afterthought. It’s this kind of work that keeps everything clean and consistent from one room to the next.
Multi-Floor and Mixed Surface Installs
Some homes need more than one kind of flooring. We often install tile in kitchens, carpet in bedrooms, and waterproof LVP in basements, all in the same house. Every surface has different needs, and we plan accordingly. We look at traffic, moisture, and comfort before recommending anything.
Flooring for Additions and Renovations
When you add a room or remodel an existing space, flooring can tie everything together or make it feel disconnected. We help match old with new, even when the materials aren’t identical. Whether you’re building out a sunroom or reworking a second floor, we make sure the transition feels natural and the finish looks built-in.
Subfloor Prep and Moisture Solutions
A solid floor starts from underneath. In Middle Georgia, we often see moisture issues from crawlspaces or old concrete. We check every subfloor before install and recommend leveling, vapor barriers, or reinforced underlayment if needed. Skipping this step leads to problems, and we won’t leave that risk behind.
Floor Repair and Replacement
Not every project needs a full tear-out. We come across a lot of homes in and around Macon where most of the floor is in good shape, but certain areas need attention. It might be a few cracked tiles, a soft spot near the wall, or planks that don’t sit flat anymore. We don’t jump to full replacement unless it’s truly needed. If we can fix the bad parts and blend them in cleanly, that’s exactly what we’ll do.
Tile Layout and Design Support
Choosing tile isn’t just about color or size. The layout makes a real difference, especially in kitchens, entryways, and showers. We help clients decide between patterns like herringbone or offset, and we walk through grout width, direction, and how it will flow with the rest of the space. These details matter, and we don’t leave them to guesswork.
Staircases and Flooring Transitions
Floors don’t stop at doorways. We handle stair treads, landings, and tricky transitions between wood, tile, or carpet. Matching finishes, aligning cuts, and smoothing changes in height are part of our job, not an afterthought. It’s this kind of work that keeps everything clean and consistent from one room to the next.
Multi-Floor and Mixed Surface Installs
Some homes need more than one kind of flooring. We often install tile in kitchens, carpet in bedrooms, and waterproof LVP in basements, all in the same house. Every surface has different needs, and we plan accordingly. We look at traffic, moisture, and comfort before recommending anything.
Flooring for Additions and Renovations
When you add a room or remodel an existing space, flooring can tie everything together or make it feel disconnected. We help match old with new, even when the materials aren’t identical. Whether you’re building out a sunroom or reworking a second floor, we make sure the transition feels natural and the finish looks built-in.
Subfloor Prep and Moisture Solutions
A solid floor starts from underneath. In Middle Georgia, we often see moisture issues from crawlspaces or old concrete. We check every subfloor before install and recommend leveling, vapor barriers, or reinforced underlayment if needed. Skipping this step leads to problems, and we won’t leave that risk behind.