If your floors are worn out, damaged, dated, or simply wrong for the way you use the room, you do not need to walk in knowing the exact product you want. Trademark Flooring helps homeowners figure out what makes sense first, then handles the flooring work that follows, from product selection and floor prep to installation, hardwood refinishing, trim, and cleanup.
Most people contact us because something about the current floor is not working. Start there. We can sort out the material and scope after we understand the house and what you want to change.
Carpet is worn, laminate is dated, or several rooms no longer flow together. We can measure the space, remove the existing floor, help you compare materials, and install the replacement.
If the wood itself is still worth keeping, refinishing or targeted repairs may make more sense than tearing it out. We can look at the condition and tell you what is realistic.
Kitchens, basements, stairs, pets, sunlight, and adjoining rooms all change the decision. We help narrow the options based on the house, not just the sample board.
For larger remodels and whole-home updates, we can coordinate product selection, measurements, removal, preparation, installation, transitions, baseboards, and the final details.
A clean installation is easier when the person measuring the project understands what the installer will need, and the installer knows how the room is supposed to finish.
That is why we look at flooring as a complete project instead of a box of material plus labor.
We look at the rooms, existing floor, traffic, moisture, pets, maintenance, style, and budget before narrowing down products.
Removal and subfloor conditions can change the project. We look at that before the new floor covers it.
Layout, acclimation where required, transitions, stairs, edges, and product-specific installation details all matter.
Baseboards, trim, cleanup, and the final walkthrough are part of what makes the project feel complete.
If you have existing hardwood, we would rather tell you it can be saved than sell you a replacement you do not need. If the floor has reached the end of its useful life, we will explain that too.
Replacement is usually the better route when the material is worn through, the layout is changing, moisture has caused damage, or you want a completely different type of flooring.
Scratches, worn finish, dull color, and isolated board damage do not automatically mean the hardwood needs to come out. In many homes, repair and refinishing can preserve the floor that is already there.
The same flooring is not automatically the right answer everywhere in the house. We pay attention to how the room is used and what the floor has to deal with every day.
Moisture risk, slab conditions, comfort, and temperature can push a basement project toward very different materials than the main floor.
These rooms need to balance appearance with spills, foot traffic, furniture, sunlight, and how the floor connects to surrounding spaces.
Stair noses, direction changes, height differences, and adjoining materials can make a good product look unfinished if they are treated as an afterthought.
Scratch resistance, traction, cleanup, noise, and how quickly wear becomes visible matter more than a sample’s marketing label.
Go straight to the material you are considering for product details, installation information, and the options we carry.
Natural wood, engineered and solid options, plus repair and refinishing.
Water-resistant, practical flooring for active rooms and lower-maintenance projects.
Soft flooring for bedrooms, family rooms, stairs, basements, and quieter spaces.
Durable wood-look flooring with a different cost and performance profile than hardwood or LVP.
A flooring project in an older Salt Lake City home can bring different questions than a newer build in South Jordan or a basement in West Jordan. Existing hardwood may be worth restoring. A slab may need a different installation approach. Adjoining rooms may already have several floor heights and materials to work around.
Trademark Flooring is based in West Jordan and serves homeowners throughout Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, and nearby Wasatch Front communities. We use the conditions in the home to guide the project instead of treating every floor plan the same.
Flooring color and texture change once they are next to your cabinets, walls, furniture, and natural light. You can compare products at our West Jordan showroom or schedule an in-home appointment and see samples in the room where they will actually be installed.
You do not need to have every detail figured out before calling. These are a few of the things we can help sort out during the estimate.
We help with flooring product selection, new flooring installation, hardwood repair and refinishing, removal of existing flooring, subfloor evaluation, transitions, baseboards, trim, and project cleanup. We install hardwood, luxury vinyl plank, carpet, and laminate.
Yes. This is especially important with hardwood. Some worn or damaged hardwood can be repaired and refinished, while other floors are better candidates for replacement. We can look at the condition of the floor and explain the realistic options.
No. Many homeowners contact us before they know what material they want. We can compare the room, traffic, moisture, pets, maintenance, appearance, and budget, then narrow down the products that make sense.
Yes. Removal and preparation can be included in the project. We evaluate the surface underneath and discuss uneven areas, damage, movement, or other preparation that should be addressed before the new floor is installed.
Yes. Trademark Flooring is based in West Jordan and serves Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, and surrounding Wasatch Front communities.
Yes. In-home sample appointments are available. You can also visit our West Jordan showroom to compare hardwood, LVP, carpet, laminate, and other flooring options in person.
Yes. Trademark Flooring backs its flooring installation work with a two-year labor warranty.
Tell us what is bothering you, what rooms you are working on, or what you are hoping to change. We can start there.
