Wood Flooring

For some, nothing beats the classic look and feel of real wood flooring. It’s versatile, with options for any interior design and nearly any application, aside from the heaviest load uses and specialty healthcare settings. Commercial wood flooring is hypoallergenic, can last for decades with the right care and is easy to clean and maintain.

Your choice between engineered and solid hardwood is driven by the floor’s location within a facility, its subfloor and your required installation parameters. We can accommodate any commercial wood flooring project with our installation expertise and can advise you on the best materials for your subfloor. In addition to deciding between an engineered or solid hardwood floor, you’ll want to consider several variables.

• Species — Your floor’s look, feel and pattern depends on the species you select. You can pick a domestic, such cherry or an exotic, such as bamboo. For commercial settings, you want the hardest species that fits your design, so your floor will last.
• Color — Most domestic species come in a range of pre-stained colors, while many exotic species aren’t pre-stained — instead, their natural color comes through.
• Width — The wider the planks in your floor, the fewer visible seams there are, highlighting the natural appeal of a wood floor.
• Texture — You can select wood floors with a range of textures, from smooth to customized, tactile finishes.
• Finish — A finish protects wood flooring while adding color and hue. Most engineered hardwood comes pre-finished, which streamlines installation, improves air quality and typically means longer flooring life, no frequent refinishing and longer warranties. Many solid hardwood floors are site-finished, offering easier repairs, a limitless selection of stain colors and the ability to improve the surface following installation. Solid hardwood can withstand far more refinishes than engineered hardwood can take.

For many applications, traditional, commercial wood flooring isn’t as cost-effective a solution as more modern synthetic options. But when properly installed, it can last for many years with minimal maintenance and deliver a great long-term value. One key cost consideration is moisture, as it can cause warping and gapping. We test to ascertain if your concrete or sub floor is at risk of moisture and provide moisture remediation and surface preparation if any issues are present.

If you need a flooring solution, our professionals can help you select the best materials for your budget, design, vision, and facility environment. We can install any wood floor, including:

• Solid hardwood
• Reclaimed wood flooring
• Engineered wood flooring
• Floating wood flooring
• And more

As the largest flooring contractor in the U.S., we leverage partnerships with manufacturers nationwide to help you procure the right floor at the best possible price. From more than 30 locations nationwide, our expert crews install flooring wherever you need us.