DreamHouseRenovations
Open-concept kitchen with a white peninsula, brass globe pendants and wide oak floors

Flooring installation in Denver, COFloors that fit your life.

New floors for kitchens, baths, basements and living areas. We handle the prep, the install and the trim.

Flooring Installation

Start from the ground up

Floors take the most wear in a house, and you see them in every room. Worn carpet or scuffed boards can make a fresh space feel old.

A new floor changes how the whole room looks and feels underfoot. It also sets the tone for the paint and cabinets around it.

Tell us what you have in mind: wood, vinyl plank, tile or laminate. We help you sort out what fits each room.

Fitting a new plank floor tight along the baseboard
Newly finished basement with fresh carpet, gray walls and recessed lighting
What it can include

What a flooring job can include

  • 01

    Old floor removal

    Worn carpet, dated tile or tired boards come out so the new floor starts clean.

  • 02

    Subfloor check

    We look at the subfloor underneath and level it where it needs it.

  • 03

    Kitchen and bath floors

    Floors picked for spills, splashes and a lot of foot traffic.

  • 04

    Basement floors

    A floor for the lower level that makes it feel like part of the house.

  • 05

    Living areas and bedrooms

    Flooring that carries from room to room without a jarring change.

  • 06

    Transitions and baseboards

    Clean transitions between rooms and fresh baseboards to finish the edges.

  • Open living room flowing into a white kitchen with new floors
  • Our jobA new gray flake coating on a garage floor, finished by DreamHouse Renovations
  • Walk-in shower with marble-look tile, a built-in bench and a hex tile floor
Is it time?

Signs your floors need replacing

  • Worn, stained carpet

    Traffic paths, old stains and matted spots that cleaning no longer fixes.

  • Gaps, dips and squeaks

    Boards that have shifted or a floor that no longer feels solid underfoot.

  • Cracked or loose tile

    Tiles that pop up or crack can mean a problem below that needs a look.

  • A floor that clashes

    The rest of the room has been updated, and the floor is the one thing left.

How it goes

How a flooring project goes

  1. A free estimate

    We see the rooms, talk through what you want and measure the space.

  2. Picking the floor

    We help you choose a floor that suits the room and how you live in it.

  3. Prep and install

    The old floor comes out, the subfloor is checked and the new floor goes in.

  4. Trim and walk-through

    Transitions and baseboards go on, and we check the whole job with you.

Denver-area homes

Floors in Denver-area homes

Denver air is dry, and temperatures swing a lot between day and night and between seasons. Wood floors move with the seasons here.

That is why acclimating the material and installing it the right way matter. Older brick homes and newer suburban houses each have their own floor needs.

Highway toward the Front Range foothills under a big Colorado sky
Questions

Flooring: your questions.

What type of flooring should I choose?

It depends on the room and how you live. Tell us what you have in mind and we will help.

Do you remove the old floor?

Yes, we can. Tell us what is there now, and we plan the removal into your estimate.

Can you do just one room?

Yes. Tell us which rooms you want done and we quote exactly that.

Is financing available?

Ask about financing when we give you your free estimate. We will tell you what options there are.

Free estimate

Let’s talk about your flooring.

Send the form, or call or text. A couple of photos of the space and a rough idea of what you want get things moving fastest.

(720) 713-0877

Get your free estimate

Tell us about the room or the project. We will call or text you back to set up a time.

Rather talk? Call or text (720) 713-0877, Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 7 PM.