Interiors
Wood Floor Installation & Repair in Dallas–Fort Worth
Big Tex Construction installs and repairs wood floors in Dallas–Fort Worth, Texas. We lay new wood flooring, replace damaged boards, and handle the trim and transitions that finish the job. Send photos and room sizes to start an estimate.
Wood Floors
What's Included
Wood floors set the tone for a whole house. Whether you're putting wood into rooms that had carpet or fixing a section that was damaged by water, the result depends on the subfloor and the details at the edges — baseboards, thresholds, and where one floor meets another. We plan those details before the first board goes down.
- New wood floor installation
- Removal of existing carpet or flooring
- Replacement of damaged or water-stained boards
- Subfloor inspection and repair before installation
- Baseboards, quarter round and shoe molding
- Transitions and thresholds between rooms
The process
How It Works
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Call or text
Reach Big Mike directly. Text photos of the project if you have them.
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On-site walkthrough
We look at the job in person so the scope is based on what's actually there.
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Clear written scope
You get the work spelled out in writing before anything starts.
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Build and final walkthrough
We do the work, then walk it with you at the end.
For a Faster Wood Floors Estimate, Send:
- Approximate square footage or room dimensions
- Photos of the current floors
- Photos of any damaged areas up close
- The type of flooring you're considering
Wood Floors FAQs
Should I refinish my wood floors or replace them?
Solid wood floors with surface wear can often be sanded and refinished. Replacement makes more sense when boards are cupped, badly water-damaged, too thin to sand again, or when you want a different look entirely. Engineered wood has a thinner wear layer, so it can only be refinished a limited number of times, if at all.
What's the difference between solid and engineered wood flooring?
Solid wood is one piece of hardwood all the way through. Engineered wood has a real hardwood top layer bonded to a plywood or composite core, which makes it more dimensionally stable when humidity changes. Both are real wood on the surface.
Why do wood floors need to acclimate?
Wood expands and contracts with humidity. Letting the flooring sit in the home before installation, as the manufacturer recommends, helps reduce gaps and cupping later on.
How do I get an estimate?
Call or text Big Mike at (214) 830-3788, or email bigtexconstruction@icloud.com. Texting photos of the floors along with your city and a short description of what you want done is the quickest way to get started.
What areas do you serve?
We serve homeowners across the Dallas–Fort Worth area.
Ready to Talk About Your Project?
Call or text Big Mike with a few details and photos. Serving Dallas–Fort Worth and the surrounding area.