Flooring installation in Ellisville, MO

Ellisville filled in mostly through the 1960s and 1970s, and it shows in the housing stock around Clarkson and Manchester Roads. Ranches and split-levels sit on full basements, most with the original oak strip flooring hidden beneath decades of carpet in the living and dining rooms. Newer patio-home and condo developments near the west side of town sit on slab instead, which changes what we recommend and how we prep the subfloor. We see both types of homes on the same street some weeks, and the estimate looks different for each.

What actually sells in this city tracks the basement and the school-age families who move here. Finished lower levels get waterproof luxury vinyl plank because a sump backup should not mean redoing a whole rec room. Main levels lean toward refinishing that original oak, since the wood underneath is usually solid enough to sand and finish rather than replace. Bedrooms and stairs stay carpet almost everywhere, and entries near mudrooms and garage doors get tile or LVP to handle salt and cleats tracked in from soccer practice.

Every job starts with a free in-home measure from our sales team, who checks the subfloor or slab and gives you one written price before any material is ordered. Our own crews do the tear-out, prep and installation, our project manager coordinates scheduling and crew assignments, and each job goes to the installers best suited to it. We clean up daily, haul away the old flooring, and walk the finished floor with you before we call it done.