Flooring Installation & Refinishing in Richardson, TX

Flooring for Richardson's Established Homes

Richardson is one of the more mature cities in our service area. Much of its housing stock — in Canyon Creek, Richardson Heights, Cottonwood Heights, Prairie Creek, and the J.J. Pearce area — was built between the 1950s and 1980s. These homes have great bones and mature trees, but they also come with the realities of older construction: original subfloors, multiple layers of past flooring, and dated materials hiding under the carpet.

That changes the conversation. In a lot of Richardson homes, the smartest project isn't replacement — it's refinishing the original hardwood. Solid oak from that era is often in great shape once the carpet comes up, and sanding and refinishing it preserves the home's character at a lower cost than new flooring. We'll check what's under your carpet during the estimate and tell you honestly whether it's worth saving.

Where the wood isn't salvageable, or where you want a fresh look, a continuous wide-plank LVP floor instantly modernizes a compartmentalized 1970s layout, and updated large-format tilebrings the kitchen and baths current. The key with older Richardson homes is prep — leveling uneven subfloors and dealing properly with any old materials we find. We don't cut corners on what's underneath, because that's what makes the finished floor last.

We also handle full kitchen and bathroom remodelsin Richardson — a great way to bring an original 1960s or '70s kitchen or bath into this decade while keeping the home's mid-century charm.