Family living room with a new warm oak look vinyl plank floor, a wide window with autumn light, a dog bed and a crate of picture books

Floors chosen for the way your family lives in Ohio

Kids, pets, a busy kitchen and a quiet upstairs. Almazan Flooring LLC installs vinyl plank, laminate, tile and carpet that suit the rhythm of your home.

Household mix

Tap what lives in your home. The card suggests the floors that suit that mix and explains why.

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Floors for most family homes

  1. Luxury vinyl plankThe everyday floor for rooms that see paws, sneakers and lunch boxes.
  2. Laminate flooringA crisp wood look for bedrooms, dens and the room with the desk.
  3. TilePorcelain and ceramic for the back door, the laundry room and the wall behind the counter.
  4. CarpetSoft, quiet floors for bedrooms, playrooms and the stairs.
  5. Floor repairOne bad plank, a cracked tile or a squeak by the bed, fixed so the rest of the floor keeps going.
  6. Stair treadsTreads, risers and nosing that tie the staircase to the new floor.
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A day on your floors

From the breakfast rush to lights out, each part of the day asks something different of a floor. Here is how we think about it. Read the routines guide

  1. Family kitchen on a weekday morning with cream cabinets, lunch bags on the counter and a light oak look plank floor

    7:30 AM

    Busy kitchen

    Lunch boxes, backpacks and a crowd at the counter. Floors that clean up fast and stay put.

    Luxury vinyl plank Tile Floor repair

  2. Family room with a warm oak look plank floor, a rope dog toy, a small ball and wooden blocks near a low shelf

    4:00 PM

    Kids and pets

    Toy trucks, claws and a dash to the back door. Floors that keep their looks under daily play.

    Luxury vinyl plank Carpet Floor repair

  3. Calm bedroom with new soft taupe carpet, a bed with white and sage linen and early morning light

    9:30 PM

    Quiet bedrooms

    Lights out, someone is asleep and someone is not. Soft, calm floors that keep the house quiet.

    Carpet Laminate flooring Stair treads

Ask how the room is used, then choose the floor

Every family uses its floors in its own way. A house with two dogs and a toddler needs something different from a house where both parents work from the spare bedroom. Before we talk about materials, we ask how the rooms are used during a normal week, and then suggest the floor that fits.

We install luxury vinyl plank, laminate, tile and carpet, finish staircases with new treads and nosing, and repair single planks and tiles when one part of a floor gets damaged. Most of our work is in two story homes, ranches and split levels built in the last few decades, where a new floor is the change that makes the whole house feel current.

How a job goes

Four steps, the same for a single bedroom or a whole first floor. You always know what comes next.

  1. A visit to your home

    We come out at a time that suits you, look at every room on the list, measure and check what is under the current floor. Bring your questions, your pets can stay.

  2. A written plan

    You get the scope in writing: rooms, floor type, prep work and the order of the days. Nothing is booked until you are happy with it.

  3. Install days

    We protect the path from the door, move the larger furniture, lift the old covering, prepare the base and lay the new floor room by room.

  4. Walk through

    Before we leave we walk every room with you, put the furniture back and leave a short note on caring for your new floor.

Flooring tools laid out on a new plank floor: tape measure, tapping block, pull bar, spacers, pencil, knee pads and gloves

Small habits, long lasting floors

  • Mats at every door

    Grit from the yard does more harm to a finish than anything else. A mat inside and out catches most of it.

  • Felt under the legs

    Chairs, stools and the toy chest all get felt pads. Check them every few months and replace the worn ones.

  • Sweep before you clean

    A soft broom or vacuum first, then a pH neutral cleaner on a microfiber pad for marks. Skip wax and oil soaps.

  • Keep a few spares

    Save a box of planks or tiles in a closet. If one gets damaged later, the repair is nearly invisible.

Two story suburban house with a brick lower front, beige siding, a covered porch and a maple tree with orange leaves

Close to home in Ohio

We work in Butler County and nearby Warren County communities. Many of the houses here are two story homes and ranches from the last few decades, with carpet that has seen a lot of life and a staircase right inside the front door.

Every job starts the same way: a visit, measurements and a written plan before anything is booked. Call, email or send the form, and we reply during office hours. More about us

Tell us who lives on your floors

Send the rooms, the household and your ZIP code. We reply during office hours to set up a visit, measure, and write the plan down for you.