Palmdale Marble & Wood Floors

Contractors In and Around Palmdale

• Numerous contractors sell and install marble and wooden floors in the Palmdale area. Representative of these are Millennium Flooring at 831 West Palmdale Boulevard, Palmdale, California (661-575-9663); West Coast Flooring at 38428 6th Street East, Palmdale, California (661-273-6430); and Stringfellow Ceramic at 11230 Amiata Drive, Rancho Cucamonga, California (909-481-0087). Typically, retaining an installation contractor that is also the supplier of the raw material can result in a cost savings.

  Always choose licensed, bonded tradesmen who can provide verifiable customer references. Membership of a Chamber of Commerce and a good rating with the Better Business Bureau are also encouraging indications of good standing. With reference specifically to flooring, membership of the Marble Institute and the National Wood Flooring Association is an indicator of professionalism.

Other Palmdale Flooring Companies

• Discount Flooring.com lists the following 15 companies as trading in the Palmdale area: Allbrand Floor Covering at 10444 Samoa Avenue, Bouquet Tile & Marble at 27600 Bouquet Canyon Road # 112, Canyon Kitchen & Bath at 27737 Bouquet Canyon Road # 109, Carpet Clearance Warehouse at 21014 Golden Triangle Road, Craftsman Hardwood Floors at 25829 Springbrook Avenue, Fayton Floors at 450 E Marigold St, Floors 4 Less at 26111 Bouquet Canyon Road # D3, Goodale Flooring at 4131 W Avenue L2, Jim's Hardwood Flooring in Lancaster, CA, JoJo’s Flooring at 7155 Apperson St, Mike's Floor Co at 3831 Los Olivos Lane, Nardoni Hardwood Flooring at 10418 Scoville Avenue, Star Hardwood Flooring at 12109 Branford St, Travis Pillar & Sons Hardwood Flooring in Lancaster, CA, Valencia Floors at 23310 Cinema Drive # 105, Atkins Hardwood Floors at 2541 Allen Avenue, C and C Hardwood Floors at 2496 Lincoln Avenue, Carpet Castle Inc at 3223 N Vedrugo Road, Ceramic Tile Outlet & Design Center at 20749 Soledad Canyon Road, Ed Hatch Floor Covering at 27895 Smyth Drive, Fayton's Floors at 2460 Lake Avenue # 133, Genesis Stoneworks at 13369 Dronfield Avenue, J & S Affordable Hardwood Floors at 26707 Oak Avenue # B, Joe Larry's Hardwood Floors at 916 Beverly Way, Lancaster Flooring at 44910 Yucca Avenue, Modern Oak Interior Design Inc at 18316 Soledad Canyon Road, Professional Wood Flooring at 22934 Calvello Drive, Sunwest Hardwood Floors at 2242 Midwick Drive, Trotta Floor Coverings Inc at 3221 N Vedrugo Road and Wade's Hardwood Floors at 2786 Highview Avenue.

Marble Floors

• Marble floors are invariably marble-tiled floors; marble is too dense a material for most structures to support its weight except in relatively thin veneers. Marble communicates an atmosphere of refined affluence and classical sophistication. It is extremely resistant to wear, and its color range is effectively limitless.

Wood Floors

• Prefinished strip floors are the most cost-effective option for retrofitting a wooden floor over a pre-existing substrate. Their planklike tongue-and-groove design makes them relatively easy to cut and install, keeping contractor costs to a minimum, and the prefinished surface allows immediate use of the space into which they are fitted. Typically the most expensive wooden flooring to purchase and install is parquet; the process involves using small, solid wood tile pieces that can be laid in intricate and ornate patterns. Hardwood strip flooring is a more expensive option than pine or bamboo; the latter, in turn, are more expensive than composite board finished with a woodlike outer veneer.

Maintenance and Refinishing

• If the project involves the upkeep or refurbishment of an existing stone or wood floor, rather than a new installation, your choice is between professional cleaning companies and professional flooring companies. Typically the latter will have more specialized knowledge and possess the dedicated equipment necessary to carry out a comprehensive job in a short time. With specific reference to stone floors, grout cleaning, regrouting, polishing and sealing are all jobs best left to specialists. In marble refinishing, surface treatments usually involve the use of diamond abrasives, which broader-service cleaning companies are unlikely to have.