SEAMLESS DEAN FLOORING is focused on providing high-quality service and customer satisfaction. Providing quality installation and repair services to Portland area businesses and residents since 1991. Seamless Dean Flooring Installation and Repair will add style and inspiration to the home you'll fall in love with, all over again. Updating your home is a good thing to do, especially when you update it with Seamless Dean Flooring.
It all happens easily, conveniently and professionally from start to finish. No middlemen and no subcontractors and no big box store outsourcing to poorly qualified installers. Seamless Dean Flooring residential and commercial services include remodeling existing spaces as well as new construction.
Our wide range of flooring installation and repair expertise includes LVT (luxury vinyl tile), LVP (luxury vinyl plank), pre-finished and engineered wood, laminate flooring, resilient vinyl flooring, carpet, carpet tile and commercial loop carpet.We even install laminate countertops.
It all happens easily, conveniently and professionally from start to finish. No middlemen and no subcontractors and no big box store outsourcing to poorly qualified installers. Seamless Dean Flooring residential and commercial services include remodeling existing spaces as well as new construction.
Our wide range of flooring installation and repair expertise includes LVT (luxury vinyl tile), LVP (luxury vinyl plank), pre-finished and engineered wood, laminate flooring, resilient vinyl flooring, carpet, carpet tile and commercial loop carpet.We even install laminate countertops.
Services
Founded in 1991, Seamless Dean Flooring has proudly served the local businesses and residents of Portland, Beaverton, Tigard, Hillsboro and the surrounding communities for nearly 30 years.
As part of the local flooring business community for the last 30 years, Seamless Dean Flooring has developed close working relationships with many of the Portland area flooring stores and flooring wholesalers.
When available, we will pass along our wholesale buying power directly to you, guaranteeing low prices on thousands of flooring options.
As part of the local flooring business community for the last 30 years, Seamless Dean Flooring has developed close working relationships with many of the Portland area flooring stores and flooring wholesalers.
When available, we will pass along our wholesale buying power directly to you, guaranteeing low prices on thousands of flooring options.
New manufacturing techniques and new materials have created a whole new category of flooring - Luxury Vinyl.
Luxury vinyl is distinct and unique from other vinyl goods, not only in how it's manufactured, but in the aesthetics and applications.
Luxury Vinyl Tile (LVT) and Luxury Vinyl Plank (LVP) are the two types of luxury vinyl floors mainly differentiated by their shape and size.
Through realistic replications of popular flooring styles like wood, stone and tile, luxury vinyl floors provide a versatile, durable flooring option that is water resistant and easy to maintain.
Luxury vinyl is distinct and unique from other vinyl goods, not only in how it's manufactured, but in the aesthetics and applications.
Luxury Vinyl Tile (LVT) and Luxury Vinyl Plank (LVP) are the two types of luxury vinyl floors mainly differentiated by their shape and size.
Through realistic replications of popular flooring styles like wood, stone and tile, luxury vinyl floors provide a versatile, durable flooring option that is water resistant and easy to maintain.
Hardwood floors give your home a warm, rich look and feel.
As the name suggests, solid hardwood is a single, solid piece of wood.
Its natural simplicity has made it a popular flooring choice for generations, but that same simplicity makes it less than ideal for modern homes.
Wood is a naturally porous material, meaning it is soft, extremely prone to denting and absorbs water like a sponge.
Engineered wood flooring was developed to lower the cost of wood flooring and to fix some of the shortcomings of solid wood floors.
As the name suggests, solid hardwood is a single, solid piece of wood.
Its natural simplicity has made it a popular flooring choice for generations, but that same simplicity makes it less than ideal for modern homes.
Wood is a naturally porous material, meaning it is soft, extremely prone to denting and absorbs water like a sponge.
Engineered wood flooring was developed to lower the cost of wood flooring and to fix some of the shortcomings of solid wood floors.
Laminate flooring is a synthetic floor that arrived on the flooring market in the 1970's.
The first man-made alternative to natural wood, laminate quickly gained popularity as manufacturers created increasingly realistic looks that could easily pass for real hardwood.
Laminate planks are solid without give and movement, similar to traditional hardwood.
Laminate flooring is made almost entirely out of wood products - together with wood fiberboards and anti-abrasive materials bonded together forming a laminated plank.
The first man-made alternative to natural wood, laminate quickly gained popularity as manufacturers created increasingly realistic looks that could easily pass for real hardwood.
Laminate planks are solid without give and movement, similar to traditional hardwood.
Laminate flooring is made almost entirely out of wood products - together with wood fiberboards and anti-abrasive materials bonded together forming a laminated plank.
Resilient flooring is a loose, catch-all term that refers to floor coverings that occupy a middle ground between soft floors (such as carpeting) and hard floors (such as stone or hardwood).
Resilient flooring is defined by the Resilient Floor Covering Institute (RFCI) as flooring that is firm, yet has a give or bounce back.
Thus, carpeting is not resilient flooring because it has give but is not firm.
Hardwood flooring is not a resilient floor because it is firm but has little give.
Some floor coverings that fit this definition escape the resilient category.
Resilient flooring is defined by the Resilient Floor Covering Institute (RFCI) as flooring that is firm, yet has a give or bounce back.
Thus, carpeting is not resilient flooring because it has give but is not firm.
Hardwood flooring is not a resilient floor because it is firm but has little give.
Some floor coverings that fit this definition escape the resilient category.
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