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FLOORING IN NORTHERN TEXAS

Call center receiving calls for Flooring

Client booking an appointment for flooring

Expert contractors planning a flooring job

Expert contractor performing a flooring job

Newly installed flooring being admired by home owners

Step 1

Contact your expert contractors

Contact your expert contractors and begin your journey to a relaxingly great flooring.

Step 2

Book a free consultation

Contact your reputable service as soon as possible.
Here’s the thing about flooring installation in Northern Texas: Once you step in, you don't want to go out.

Step 3

Discuss your best options

Our expert contractors will make sure you will get the best option you need for your flooring installation.

Step 4

Let's start the building

This will be the start of your new beginning, that will change your flooring experience forever.

Step 5

Enjoy family time with your new flooring

Step in to a home that will keep you safe and sound.

YOUR DREAM FLOOR IS IN GOOD HANDS!

Does your floor look old and abrasive? Let us take care of it.

Northern Texas Roofing & Construction take after what we believe to be the foundation of a great home or business...Floors.

We love what we do, which makes installing, repairing, refinishing, and restoring floors our clients will love that much easier.

Contact us today about flooring installation, polishing, & repairing services.

WHAT SETS US APART

NTRC feels proud when our clients rely on our services.
We prove to be their best choice to carry out construction work in the fields of new construction, expansion, and renovation.

At our company, we always put the customer first. We know that without satisfied customers, we wouldn't be in business for very long.
That's why we go above and beyond to make sure they're happy with our products and services.

Our installers are experienced and certified to ensure your roof is done right.
Our certifications include an A+ rating from the Better Business Bureau as well as being licensed, bonded, and insured!
Mr. Antonio Millan is a certified energy consultant in the trade and an expert in technical wood protection.

Our materials are provided by one of the highest quality roofing material companies in the country.
With our experience and their materials, your roof will be handled with the best of care.

experienced roofer looking at construction plan

professional roofers, accredited business certification

beautiful hardwood flooring in ground floor living area

FAQs

Here are answers to the most popular questions we get from clients interested in getting Hardwood Flooring:

What is the difference between prefinished and unfinished flooring?

The prefinished hardwood floor is sealed with multiple coats of finish at the factory. The finish coats typically contain aluminum oxide, the second hardest substance next to diamond, to provide a hard-wearing protective finish. Unfinished flooring must be finished on site after installation takes place. Aluminum oxide cannot be used in the finish on site because the longer drying time causing the aluminum oxide particles to sink to the bottom of the finish. Site-finished floors usually are better at protecting against above floor moisture.

How does moisture affect my hardwood flooring?

Moisture can cause many different problems for a hardwood floor, such as cracking, cupping, and crowning. Over time, excessive moisture will destroy a wood floor, so it is suggested not to use excessive water to clean the hardwood floors and to mop up spills immediately.

What is an acceptable moisture content for hardwood floors?

An acceptable moisture content runs anywhere from 4 to 18% depending on a variety of factors including the species of wood, where the wood floor is installed geographically, and the time of year. As a result, most wood used for flooring is kiln dried to 6 to 9% moisture content to assist in keeping it from getting so wet it contracts and so dry it shrinks.

How do I handle stubborn stains?

To handle stains, follow the manufacturer’s recommended cleaning guidelines. Use a damp cloth to blot stains and spills to avoid forcing any material into the wood. Avoid scrubbing a surface-sealed floor, as this could scratch the flooring surface.

How do I maintain my hardwood flooring?

Maintain hardwood flooring by establishing a consistent cleaning routine to prevent dirt and debris from scratching the surface. Use only recommended cleaning solutions, and avoid getting water on the floor. In high traffic areas, use a rug. Do not use harsh detergents on the floor and avoid using any abrasive materials to clean the floor, such as steel wool.