Flooring Contractor Milwaukee, WI | Flooring Contractor 53220

Anderson Floor Co Inc

"Third Generation of Craftsmen"

Milwaukee, WI

NARI Member

Greenguard Certified

Bona Certified

Why Choose Us?

Prompt Project Completion
Clean, Honest & Fast
Member of Bona Certified Craftsman Program
Family Owned and Operated
Insured Certified Local Installers
GREENGUARD Certified Finishes

Business Hours

Mon - Fri: 8:30am - 5:00pm
Weekends: Closed

Dependable Wood Flooring Contractor Milwaukee, WI

Allow a Milwaukee, WI, flooring contractor to change the look of your home and make it easier to maintain. Anderson Floor Co Inc knows that wood floors are in high demand for their versatility, beauty, and low-maintenance features. That’s why we offer a range of flooring options designed to add style to your home.

Our experienced crews handle everything from new installations to refinishing aging floors. We pay close attention to detail because customer satisfaction is our number one priority. Our projects are finished promptly, and we want to provide you with high-quality work and great service. Our customers know they can count on us for:

Meticulous      installation
Flexible      hours
Convenient      payment options

If you’re ready to replace the carpet or fading linoleum in your home with a new wood floor, call our Milwaukee, WI, flooring contractor to review our selection or develop a custom wood floor pattern. We offer clean, honest, and fast work that you can count on. Anderson Floor Co Inc is a locally owned and operated company, and we’re ready to help you with all of your wood flooring needs.

Photos

Damaged Oak floor
Owner had burned their wood floor with a reptile lamp left on the floor.
Hardwood Flooring
Wood Flooring
Wood Flooring
Custom medallion
Hardwood floor
New floor installation
Hickory Floor
Custom fit and scribed to the fieldstone hearth.
Hickory floor
Scribed to fieldstone hearth
Hickory floor
100 year old Maple looks new again!
The repair looks seemless!
100 year old Maple, different angle
100 year old Maple floor repaired
100 year old Maple floor repaired
100 year old Maple floor
100 year old Maple repaired
100 year old Maple restored to its original beauty!
Oak floor with custom borders
New floor installation
Custom medallion/design
American Cherry and Birdseye Maple flooring
Custom border
Red Oak and Brazilian Cherry
Custom border
Red Oak with Oshkosh Designs laser cut border
Custom border
American Cherry floor
Installation in progress
American Cherry floor
Installation almost done!
American Cherry floor
Installation completed!
American Cherry floor
Installation completed!
American Cherry floor
Sanded and finished with Bona Traffic HD finish, satin sheen. This homeowner supplied her own flooring materials which were bought at Horner Flooring Inc, Dollar Bay, Michigan. This flooring was some of the nicest materials we had the pleasure to work with; great milling, color content, overall great look.
American Cherry floor
Same floor, different angle on the picture.
Red Oak floor
This owner removed carpet from their Oak floors and discovered walls had been moved and there were voids in the Oak floor for Anderson Floor Company to repair.
Red Oak floor
The floor was repaired piecing the new floor into the old floor. The job was then sanded with the Atomic Dust Containment equipment, stained and finished with Mega finish, satin sheen, manufactured by Bona.
Red Oak floor
The owner removed the carpet to find a wall had been removed. He chose the more cost effective method of repair to his Oak floor as seen in the finished floor picture below.
Red Oak floor
After the repair the job was sanded with the Atomic Dust Containment equipment, stained and finished with Mega finish, satin sheen, manufactured by Bona.
White Oak floor
Extensive pet damage created this repair in a main portion of the entry and living room. Anderson removed the affected boards and installed new White Oak flooring.
White Oak floor
Sorry, the picture won't upright itself. Here is the completed repair. Once sanded and finished, there was a slight variation in color between old and new wood because the owner elected to apply no stain on the floor. Sometimes a light stain will help make the difference in natural wood color between old and new wood less noticeable.