Smith & Sons Flooring, LLC

(866) 671-5117

PO Box 4523, Albuquerque, NM

Smith & Sons Flooring is a licensed contractor of quality hardwood flooring. We also specialize in custom ceramic and stone surfaces. Established in 1994, we have a successful history of installation, finishing and repair involving a full range of hard surface flooring applications in both commercial and residential projects. The core values Smith & Sons Flooring emphasizes are character, dependability, and honesty. With expertise in both wood and tile installation, communication problems that occur when multiple contractors are used for the individual trades are eliminated. From seminars to workshops, time and energy are invested in learning the latest information regarding technique and installation procedures. We look forward to doing business with you soon.

Aberdeen Construction

(866) 334-1546

PO Box 90703, Albuquerque, NM

Aberdeen Construction is the premier wood flooring company in New Mexico. We specialize in new installation as well as refinishing your floor to turn it in to the one of your dreams.

Eco-LOGICAL Finishes

(505) 346-9213

3301 Coors Boulevard Northwest, Suite 188, Albuquerque, NM

Eco-LOGICAL Finishes is your best choice when it comes to your concrete, brick, stone, wood, & saltillo finishes. We do every step to get to multi-spectrum, long lasting, high quality finishes. We custom color, (your choice) & all the touches we provide teaching you how to care for your floors. Call us today!

Laminate Flooring

Flooring - Laminate Flooring Laminate floors can be used in any area of your >, New Mexico area house, and can be made to duplicate the beauty of hard wood floors. Laminate flooring is long lasting and versatile. These floors are made of several materials that are bonded together to create a wood-liking flooring that uses no solid wood. These floors are ideal if you want a good looking floor that's durable, but without the high cost of a hard wood floor.

flooring company in Albuquerque, New Mexico Laminate floors are generally classified based on their AC ratings. These ratings are given to a laminate based on several tests that determine its resistance to staining, scratching, denting as well as burns. Laminates are also tested for other factors, like swelling and the impact of furniture. AC ratings generally reflect the laminate's application - whether residential or commercial, traffic intensity (light, moderate or heavy) and durability. Before installing a laminate flooring, make sure the sub floor is well laid out. An even sub floor can make it difficult to lock the planks together. If you have an old floor that you would like to replace without tearing out the existing floor, then a laminate floor allows you to install a new floor without the need for stapling and gluing.

AC ratings for your laminate floor ensure that your floors are highly resistant to scratching and stains. Even then, use only colorfast carpeting on your laminate floors, and avoid moving heavy furniture across your floor. After installing a laminate floor, the panels shouldn't be sealed. Laminate floors also don't take well to sanding and refinishing. Laminate floors are resistant to denting and scratching, but still need some degree of maintenance to maintain their looks. Always look for an AC rating that determines the traffic intensity that your laminate flooring can be used for. For instance, for a heavy traffic area in the home like the kitchen or foyer, look for an AC rating of at least 3. Protect your laminate floor by using carpets near entrances, and avoid dragging furniture across your laminate floor. Any carpets used should be of high quality with colors that don't run.

Recent Requests

I purchased laminate flooring already from simple floors.com I will need help to pull up carpet and lay down laminate floors on bottom floor (about 358 sq feet) and 3d floor (320sq feet). What prices could you provide? I willbe getting it delivered on January 2nd and will need it to be installed on the 5th. Thanks a bunch!!!

Krystal R

Hi, I'm interested in price estimates for the following floor types for stairs: Marnoleum, Linoleum, Sheet Vinyl, and rubber treads for stairs. Thank you in advance. We're hoping to replace our carpet stairways with new floors. Your recommendations are also greatly appreciated. Thanks.

Chloe T

Albuquerque, New Mexico

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