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- • Southside
- • Five Points South
- • Avondale
- • Crestwood
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- • Highland Park
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- • Mountain Brook
- • Vestavia Hills
- • Hoover
- • Trussville
- • Irondale
- • Gardendale
- • Pelham
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From Forest Park Tudors to Hoover cul-de-sacs, We've Got Birmingham Covered.
Birmingham Homes Deserve Beautiful Floors
Crestwood brick ranches, Avondale bungalows with original oak, and split-levels cut into the side of Shades Mountain all ask different things of a floor. Here is what Birmingham families choose when the goal is a room that handles orange clay, spring pollen and a humid August.
Oak and Engineered Wood Floors
Plenty of older Birmingham homes in Highland Park and Glen Iris were built on narrow oak strips, and new wood tends to look right beside them. We carry solid planks for main floors and engineered boards for rooms over a basement, where the air runs damper.
Soft Carpet for Upstairs Rooms
Carpet still makes sense in bedrooms and the den where people sit on the floor. Our stain-resistant lines stay comfortable for years and handle the red dirt and pine straw that make it past the doormat in a Birmingham yard.
Luxury Vinyl Plank for Basements
A finished basement in Vestavia Hills or a mudroom off the carport needs a floor that shrugs at water. Luxury vinyl plank has the grain of real wood on a waterproof core, so a wet umbrella or a leaking water heater is a cleanup, not a replacement.
Laminate for Hard-Working Rooms
When a playroom or a rental near Southside needs a good-looking floor on a sensible budget, laminate does the job. A tough top layer resists scratches from chair legs and dog nails, and the textured surface reads as wood from across the room.
Porcelain and Ceramic Tile
Tile belongs in the rooms where water is part of the daily routine: the laundry room, the hall bath, the back door the kids use after practice. It mops clean, stays cool underfoot on a July afternoon, and outlasts several rounds of paint and cabinets.