Flooring contractor in Colorado Springs, CO
Home base. Hardwood, refinishing, stairs, LVP and repairs in every corner of the city, from a family crew with 30 years in the trade.
The city
Every era of house, every kind of floor.
Colorado Springs has a little of everything under foot. The Old North End and the Westside around Old Colorado City are full of homes from the late 1800s and early 1900s, many with original oak or fir waiting under carpet or a worn finish.
Mid century houses around Patty Jewett and Knob Hill often hide strip oak in good shape. Up north in Briargate, Stetson Hills and Wolf Ranch, and east toward Banning Lewis Ranch, newer two story homes tend to come with builder carpet that owners trade for hardwood or plank.
Under Cheyenne Mountain, in the shadow of Pikes Peak on the Westside, or out by Garden of the Gods in Mountain Shadows and Rockrimmon, the estimate is free and the owner walks the job with you.
Floors in Colorado Springs
What we do in Colorado Springs.
Hardwood Floor Installation in Colorado SpringsNew hardwood in place of builder carpet, from Briargate to Banning Lewis Ranch.
Sanding & Refinishing in Colorado SpringsOriginal floors in the older central neighborhoods, sanded and brought back.
Hardwood Stairs & Treads in Colorado SpringsCarpeted stairs traded for stained treads and painted risers.
LVP & Laminate in Colorado SpringsBasements and rentals where water and wear are part of daily life.
Floor Repair & Subfloor in Colorado SpringsLeak damaged subfloors and boards replaced and blended in.
6,035 feet
Why floors here gap in winter.
The city sits at 6,035 feet with low humidity most of the year, and furnace season dries houses out even more. Wood gives up moisture and shrinks, so thin gaps open between boards in January and close again by summer.
That movement is normal. Acclimating the wood before install and leaving proper expansion space keeps it minor.
From a Seymour Floors customer
“We’ve been in Co Springs for 30 years and have tried all the big name flooring companies here in town. This summer, we decided to try Seymour Floors.”
FAQ
Colorado Springs flooring questions.
Do you charge for an estimate in Colorado Springs?
No. Estimates are free anywhere in the city. Call or send the form and we will set a time to measure.
Can you refinish the original floors in an older home?
Usually, yes. Solid wood floors from the early 1900s tend to have plenty of wood left to sand. We check board thickness and old repairs before we quote.
Nearby
Other towns we cover.
Free estimates in Colorado Springs.
Open 8 AM to 6 PM, every day. The owner comes out to measure and walks the job with you.