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- • Wetumpka
- • Deatsville
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From Old Cloverdale bungalows to Pike Road farmhouses, We've Got Montgomery Covered.
Montgomery Homes Deserve Beautiful Floors
Montgomery has Tudor cottages under old oaks in Cloverdale, 1960s brick ranches along the east side, and newer homes going up out toward Prattville. Each calls for a different floor, and these are the options that handle heat, pine pollen and plenty of foot traffic.
Classic Wood Floors
The houses around Capitol Heights and the Garden District were built with wood floors, and replacing them with more wood keeps the character intact. Engineered planks are a smart choice where Montgomery humidity reaches the subfloor, and solid oak still fits the drier upper rooms.
Carpet for Quiet Bedrooms
Carpet keeps bedrooms quiet and takes the chill off a rare cold snap in January. We carry stain-resistant styles that stay soft and handle the yellow pine pollen and red dirt that drift in every spring.
Waterproof Vinyl Plank
Luxury vinyl plank is made for the way Montgomery houses get used: sweating glasses of tea, dogs in from a thunderstorm, a washer that overflows. The waterproof core takes all of it, and the wood-grain surface keeps the room looking finished.
Affordable Wood-Look Laminate
For a rental near Maxwell, a family room that hosts every game day, or a hallway that sees constant traffic, laminate gives a wood look without the wood cost. Its hard surface resists scuffs and scratches, and it installs quickly over a sound subfloor.
Tile That Stays Cool
On a hundred-degree day, a porcelain floor in the kitchen or sunroom is a relief under bare feet. Tile also stands up to spills, wet swimsuits and muddy cleats, and a damp mop is all the upkeep it asks for in a busy Montgomery house.