The Natural Beauty of Hardwood

When it comes to natural beauty it's hard to beat the look and warmth of a real hardwood floor. At Floor Centers of Texas, we carry all today's finest hardwood styles and colors, including names like Bruce, Mohawk, Mannington, Anderson and more! With every purchase we offer expert installation. From 3/4" solid oak, maple, and many other hardwood species, to the prefinished engineered or floating wood flooring, we can help you choose the right wood floor for your decor, and lifestyle. See our Hardwood Floor Tips for more information.

Choosing a hardwood floor can be confusing, so let our expert staff help you decide which wood floor is right for your home.

The finest laminate flooring at reasonable prices.

Families with active lifestyles that are looking for an alternative to wood should definitely look at our selection of laminate floors. They offer an easy-to-clean finish, high resistance to scratching and are less expensive than most real wood floors.

With our wide assortment of laminate flooring we can match any room decor, from formal, traditional, country, or contemporary. Our large selection also includes laminate floors that do not require any glue. These floors are ideal for do-it-yourselfers! If you prefer, we also offer professional installation, backed by a full one year guarantee. We carry all the popular brands, names like Quick-Step, Pergo and Mohawk.

Our installers are among the most highly trained in the business and you will always be assured of quality workmanship and professionalism -- installation so fast, you'll be floored!

Hardwood Floor Tips

Wood floors come in 3 basic types of construction:

3/4" solid wood floors unfinished, or pre-finished installed over wood subfloors use on, or above ground level nail, or staple down engineered wood floors unfinished, or pre-finished installed over dry concrete slabs, or wood subfloors use above, on or below ground level glue-down, staple, or float longstrip, engineered wood floors unfinished, or pre-finished installed over dry concrete slabs, or wood subfloors use above, on or below ground level glue-down, staple, or float

Engineered and longstrip hardwood floors can be installed on any level of the home, including in the basement if moisture isn't present. They can also glued down, floated over, or nailed down to most the subfloors. While the 3/4" solid hardwood floors are generally recommended for above grade installation only, and have to be nailed to the subfloor. Any of these floors can be refinished if they become severely scratched, or dull from normal wear and tear.

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