4 Qualified San Francisco, CA Flooring Contractors
1 Review
“He installed flooring in our living room, dining room, and kitchen. I am very satisfied with him. They did everythin...”
Serving San Francisco Flooring Needs License: 607988
2 Reviews
“He does my hardwood floor installations. I am a general contractor and Jerry has been working with me for about 20 y...”
Serving San Francisco Flooring Needs License: 926817
3rd generation flooring business. Have personally been performing this type of work for 30 years. Serving the Bay Area and beyond (have floor, will travel!) We pride ourselves on quality service and services. We customize and adapt to the client's needs. Free estimates provided.
Our motto is:...
6201 Geary Blvd, San Francisco, CA 94121
We are a local, family-owned flooring company serving the entire Bay Area.
We specialize in the sales and installation of hardwood, laminate, engineered and bamboo floors.
Founded on the principle that everyone should receive individualized service, quality and complete knowledge of the produc...
1 Review
“Minor replacement of damaged Pergo floorboards Timely, efficient and looks great.”
Serving San Francisco Flooring Needs License: 754937
When it comes to refinishing your hardwood floors, We make you 4 promises:
1. We will be on time.
2. We will be on budget.
3. No lingering odors. We will refinish your floors with non-toxic environmentally safe polyurethane (in a maximum of two days).
4. We are extremely serious about the ...
If you’ve had San Francisco, California flooring contractors install hardwood floors in your home, there are of number of tips you should know before cleaning them. First off, avoid oil-based wax, polish and cleaning substances. Next, don’t use steel wool. Furthermore, it’s best to refrain from using a wet mop on your new hardwood floor installation. San Francisco professionals say this could lead to warping and joint-line separation. Don't use any type of buffing machine. Another good idea is to use protective mats. These will collect the dirt, sand and other substances that can otherwise be tracked into your home and onto your flooring.