Colorado Springs Hardwood Flooring
Our company specializes in all types of hardwood floors, and there is no job too big or too small. We offer residential and commercial services, and corporate accounts are available. Additionally, we will provide samples to ensure that you receive the exact product you’re looking for.
Add value to your property with hardwood flooring installation from Dynamic Flooring & Painting in Colorado Springs, Colorado. The experts at our company have the industry knowledge and experience to assist you.
Do you have flooring from a big box store that you’re having trouble installing? No problem! Give us a call at (719) 200-6091 and we will install it for you. Let us help finish your dream remodel or renovation by adding the finishing touches to your flooring. Types of flooring we work with include:
- Prefinished Hardwood Flooring
- Gymnasium & Athletic Flooring
- Unfinished Wood Flooring
- Rosewood Flooring
- Inlaid Flooring
- Parquet Flooring
- Mahogany Flooring
- Hardwood Flooring
- Laminate Flooring
- Maple Flooring
- Oak Flooring
- Bamboo Flooring
- Birch Flooring
Hardwood Floors Colorado Springs
If you’ve decided on wood floors, there are actually two major types to choose from, with one probably being more suited to your needs than the other. The first, of course, is real solid wood. The other is engineered wood. The difference is that engineered flooring is not solid wood through and through, but rather a real wood veneer placed on a composite backing. You’re still getting the real thing, just not as much of it.
So what’s the difference between the two? The main difference is the placement. Solid flooring can never be placed below grade, because of the way it reacts to temperature changes, humidity, and dampness. Engineered flooring can, however, and is often the backup plan in this situation.
Engineered flooring is also much easier to install, as there aren’t as many specialty tools involved with the cutting and fitting of the boards. Along these same lines, there is also no need for specialized finishing, and you can often walk on the floors as soon as the installers leave. This differs from solid wood, in that you have to allow the finish or stain to dry before walking on it or placing your furniture back in that room.