Flooring Products and Services

Flooring Installations and Hardwood Refinishing

State 28 Painting Company specializes in the installation of laminate, LVT, and LVP flooring and the refinishing and installation of solid hardwood floors. We’re always excited to bring new products to our customers. Through our team of experienced installers and reputable distributors, we can bring the savings directly to you! Our sales consultants have physical samples for home consultations.

Established in 2006, valuable warranties, free consultations, and monthly specials are available. Call for service or a free estimate. Financing is available.

Laminated Wood Flooring

Laminated wood floors combine the beauty of a wood floor with the easy maintenance of vinyl. Laminate floors stand up to furniture dents and high-traffic scuffs, remaining beautiful after years of normal wear with the proper care. 

Laminate consists of a tongue-and-groove interlocking flooring system that floats on top of the existing subfloor. In the past, laminate floors have been easy to spot; however, today’s modern technology allows manufacturers to create realistic visuals and textures. 

The benefits of laminated wood include:

• Easy to clean
• Exceptional durability
• Exceptional realism at affordable costs
• Great impact and indentation resistance
• Installed on all grade levels
• Installed over many different types of subfloors
• Superior stain and fade resistance
  

Luxury Vinyl Flooring

Luxury vinyl is a durable, water-resistant flooring option with the beautiful look of hardwood, tile, or stone. Also referred to as LVT (luxury vinyl tile) or LVP (luxury vinyl plank), vinyl flooring is made up of multiple layers that aid in its design, durability, and ease of maintenance. 

Unlike some natural materials, vinyl is soft underfoot and warm to the touch. Luxury vinyl is available in numerous patterns, colors, and gloss levels, which means there’s a style perfect for any room. And because of its surface layer, water and spills won’t affect this flooring, making it the ideal solution for basements, kitchens, and bathrooms. Simply put, it’s one of the most popular flooring options available.

From color to species, LVP looks just like wood flooring. Many LVP products feature the look of scraping or embossing, which adds to the realism. But because the planks are made of vinyl, they’re easier to maintain – and a better option than wood in rooms with moisture, like kitchens and bathrooms.

LVT looks like stone or ceramic tile, complete with the vibrant natural colors and detailed surface textures that feel like the real thing. LVT can be installed with grout for an even more authentic look. 

This is a great flooring option if you love the look of natural tile but are concerned about damage due to dropped dishes or other objects.