Hardwood Flooring in Centennial & the Denver Metro Area

Local fact: the National Wood Flooring Association calls for indoor humidity between 30% and 50% for wood floors, and Denver homes often run drier than that, so hardwood here needs to be acclimated before it goes down. More on our Denver-area flooring facts page.

Real wood floors for Denver Metro homes

At Floor & More in Centennial, Colorado, hardwood remains one of the most requested upgrades we install, and for good reason. Real wood floors add warmth, character, and resale value that few other materials can match. We carry a range of species, widths, and finishes, from classic red oak to richer walnut and hickory, so you can match the look to your home’s style. Our team walks you through solid versus engineered options, helps you plan for your subfloor and moisture conditions, and installs everything to last for decades with proper care.

Honey-toned hardwood floor in a bright, open living space

Solid hardwood

Solid hardwood is milled from a single piece of wood, so it can be sanded and refinished many times over its life. It performs best in living rooms, dining rooms, and bedrooms with stable humidity, and it’s the classic choice for homeowners who want real wood underfoot for generations.

Engineered hardwood

Engineered hardwood pairs a real wood veneer with a stable plywood core, so it holds up to humidity swings and can go over concrete or radiant heat. It gives you the authentic look of solid hardwood with more flexibility for basements, kitchens, and homes throughout the Front Range.

Popular species

We install a range of species to match your style and budget, from warm red and white oak to durable hickory, rich walnut, and clean-lined maple. Each species takes stain differently, and we’ll bring samples to your home so you can see exactly how a floor will look in your light.

Care & maintenance

Hardwood rewards simple care: sweep or vacuum regularly, wipe up spills right away, and use furniture pads to prevent scratches. Avoid soaking the floor when cleaning, and keep indoor humidity steady to prevent gaps or cupping. With routine care, a quality hardwood floor can be refinished rather than replaced for decades.

Pricing

Pricing depends on species, plank width, and finish. Contact us for a free in-home estimate on solid and engineered hardwood for your project.

Picking the Right Hardwood

The best way to choose is to see a few boards next to your cabinets, trim and furniture. Bring a photo of the room to the showroom or ask us to bring samples to your home, and we’ll help you narrow it down by species, color, width and finish, then measure and quote the installation.

Hardwood and engineered brands we carry

These are the hardwood and engineered wood lines we carry and install. Solid hardwood still makes the most sense in Denver’s older homes above grade, while engineered handles basements, concrete slabs and radiant heat far better. Samples for all of them are in our Centennial showroom.

Next Floor engineered hardwood (Signal Hill, Beacon Hill, Notting Hill and wide-plank Mission Hill) is also available to order through us. See the Next Floor page for sizes and colors.

Somerset

American-made hardwood milled from Appalachian timber, available in both solid and engineered construction. A dependable middle ground when you want domestic oak or maple without stepping into specialty pricing.

Sheoga

Sheoga mills its hardwood in Ohio and is known for wide-plank domestic species and character grades. The boards with knots and color variation that suit older homes and rustic rooms.

Kentwood

Engineered hardwood built for real-world conditions, which makes it a frequent pick for basements, condos and anywhere a solid plank would move too much with the seasons.

Evoke

Engineered wood with an emphasis on contemporary finishes: worth comparing when you want a current look rather than a traditional stain.

Hallmark floors

Hallmark is known for surface texture: wire-brushed and hand-scraped finishes that hide everyday wear better than a smooth factory finish, which matters in a house with dogs or kids.

Portercraft floors

Engineered hardwood, suited to slab-on-grade installs and basements where moisture rules out solid wood.

Stonewood

Another of the hardwood lines we stock: worth seeing in person alongside Somerset and Sheoga to compare grain and grade.

SK flooring

SK spans engineered wood alongside its vinyl range, which is useful when one project needs matching floors across rooms with different subfloor conditions.

Bring a photo of the room and your cabinet or trim color into the showroom and we will narrow the species and finish down with you, then measure and quote the installation.

Hardwood colors in our showroom

Some of the hardwood on display right now: Sheoga Natural Character Hickory, Buckeye Vintage Charm Character Hickory, Cattail Character White Oak and Toasted Acorn Clear Red Oak, plus full displays from Portercraft Floors and Hallmark Floors. Colors on display change as manufacturers update their lines. Call (303) 993-6479 or stop by the showroom to see current samples, or ask us to bring samples to your home.

More about these brands: Sheoga hardwood, Hallmark Floors and Portercraft engineered hardwood. Adding hardwood next to an existing floor? See weaving new hardwood into an existing floor.