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Custom Stairs

Custom Stairs

Cherry wood staircase with a wrought iron bannister Cherry wood staircase with a wrought iron bannister Custom stained staircase and painted hand railings We have done many, many different styles of stairs with every imaginable type of wood. We can...

Custom Carpentry

Custom Carpentry

Bath vanity before Bath vanity after We have also been known to do custom carpentry, woodworking and trim. Often a customer wants to re-surface their kitchen cabinets, re-model a bathroom vanity, or build a custom window seat etc. We make...

Tile Flooring Boulder, Fort Collins Colorado

Tile Flooring Boulder, Fort Collins Colorado

DC Hardwood Flooring will also do small tile jobs such as entry ways, sunrooms, kitchens, bathrooms, laundry rooms, and around stoves or for accents. Tile entry ways, or foyers, are popular. Since we do not recommend putting hardwood in areas that...

DC Hardwood Flooring of Colorado

720-352-0852 | FULL SERVICE HARDWOOD FLOORING

In the business of hardwood flooring since 1989

Hardwood flooring is best for people with allergies, dogs or children

DC Hardwood Flooring specializes in the the authentic Glitsa Swedish finish – the most durable finish on the market today. We don’t do those cheap imitations that many other flooring companies have started doing of putting polyurethane or water-base finish over the Baca (1st step of the Swedish application) and calling it Swedish. It will not last nearly as long as the authentic Swedish finish done properly – which requires professional training to apply. Although we offer all the popular floor finishes, we do not charge any extra for the authentic Glitsa Swedish. Why not get the most for your money and the time you will have to be out of your home?

custom hardwood flooring stairs

Our Services:

– Installation, re-sanding, refinishing of hardwood floors
– Oil base polyurethane & water base floor finishes
– Tile flooring installation
– Remove and replace base
– Install and finish wood stairs with risers and curved headers
– Custom floor stains, inlays, borders & feature strips
– Perform some minimal carpentry work which can be discussed when we do your bid.

– Create custom reducers to tile, vinyl, carpeting & marble
– Perform trim work and carpet tucks
– Repair water-damaged floors, finger into existing floors
– Install pre-finished and floating floor systems
– Tape and Tarp to help control dust
– Remove particle board, old tile, carpeting etc.

Serving Boulder CO, Fort Collins CO, Greeley CO, Estes Park CO, Broomfield CO, Longmont CO, Loveland CO

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- Stain your hardwood floor with a little flair. You can get creative by staining your hardwood floor in a checkerboard pattern.
  To stain a hardwood floor in a checker board pattern can be fun. I did http://dchardwoodflooring.com/miniwax-color-chart/ this hardwood floor a while back. I call it “Purple haze”. It was inspired by the late great Jimi Hendrix. After it was finished, I do believe the owner placed a Jimi Hendrix poster on the wall which I thought was a great creative touch to complete the room. As you can see the colors on this floor are not any colors that you can pick up at your local paint store. These colors were custom. But, no worries if the word “CUSTOM” scares you. DC Hardwood Flooring can use stock colors right off the shelf. We can even take two stock colors and mix them together to create a semi custom color. To do this floor I laid it out as if I was laying out tile. Creating a center point in the middle of the room. What that does as you can see in the picture, the checker board squares hit the wall equally all the way around the room. Once it is laid out it is time to stain the floor. And remember this not supposed to be scary. This is where the fun begins. Your color options can be limitless. A couple of things that you may want to think about is this, the two colors that you use should they be complementary colors or should they be contrasting colors.? Whatever colors you choose just remember this, I have never stained a floor an ugly color yet. You can also just use one color and have the opposite checker to be natural. Whatever you decide it is going to look awesome. One of the things that people always ask me about is how do I keep the colors from bleeding over into the other colors. Sorry but that is a secret!...