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Hardwood & Engineered Flooring Suppliers in District of Columbia

12 local suppliers in District of Columbia, plus 15 national and regional distributors serving the state

District of Columbia construction cost snapshotBuild cost index +6% vs. U.S. averageConstruction wage $43.55/hr (#4 of 51)

Regional labor cost adjusts what you pay to install hardwood & engineered flooring even when material is priced nationally. Source: BLS QCEW construction wages (NAICS 23).

Local Hardwood & Engineered Flooring Suppliers in District of Columbia

In-state locations with published contact details, ranked by customer rating.

Metro Flooring Contractors
location_onColumbia, DC
star4.5 (1435 reviews)
Friends & Family Flooring
location_onFulton, DC
star4.9 (495 reviews)
DB Genesis Hardwood Flooring Company
location_onKensington, DC
star4.9 (217 reviews)
Absolute Flooring LLC
location_onWoodbridge, DC
star4.9 (209 reviews)
District Floor Depot
location_onWashington, DC
star4.9 (195 reviews)
Renaissance Floor & Carpet
location_onRockville, DC
star4.7 (186 reviews)
Universal Floors Inc
location_onWashington, DC
star4.8 (161 reviews)
Capital Carpet
location_onWashington, DC
star4.7 (100 reviews)
Cardinal Distributors, Inc.
location_onUpper Marlboro, DC
star4.7 (95 reviews)
Floors on 14th
location_onWashington, DC
star4.8 (79 reviews)
Central Floors Wholesale
location_onRockville, DC
star4.9 (69 reviews)
Morris Tile Distributors Inc
location_onHyattsville, DC
star4.6 (91 reviews)

National & Regional Distributors Serving District of Columbia

15 suppliers found

AHF Products

Mountville, PA

National
Manufacturer$1B+Est. 2018

Hardwood flooring company owning Bruce, Hartco, and Robbins brands

Anderson Tuftex

Dalton, GA

National
Manufacturer$500M+Est. 1946

Shaw subsidiary producing premium hardwood flooring and luxury carpet

Armstrong Flooring

Lancaster, PA

National
Manufacturer$1B+Est. 1860

Legacy flooring manufacturer producing hardwood, vinyl, and laminate products

Bellawood

Toano, VA

National
Manufacturer$500M+Est. 1993

LL Flooring house brand of prefinished solid and engineered hardwood

Bona

Huntersville, NC

National
Manufacturer$500M+Est. 1919

Swedish manufacturer of hardwood floor finishing, adhesive, and care products

Bruce Flooring

Dallas, TX

National
Manufacturer$500M+Est. 1884

AHF Products brand and one of Americas oldest hardwood flooring manufacturers

City Carpet & Furniture LLC

Washington, DC

Columbia Flooring

Dalton, GA

National
Manufacturer$200M+Est. 1881

Shaw subsidiary producing engineered and solid hardwood flooring

LM Flooring

Commerce, GA

National
Manufacturer$100M+Est. 2006

Premium engineered hardwood manufacturer with dealer-only distribution

Mannington Mills

Salem, NJ

National
Manufacturer$1B+Est. 1915

Family-owned manufacturer of hardwood, laminate, vinyl, and commercial flooring

Mohawk Industries

Calhoun, GA

National
Manufacturer$11B+Est. 1878

Worlds largest flooring company owning Daltile, Marazzi, and Pergo brands

Mullican Flooring

Johnson City, TN

National
Manufacturer$200M+Est. 1985

American-made solid and engineered hardwood flooring manufacturer

Shaw Floors

Dalton, GA

National
Manufacturer$6B+Est. 1946

Berkshire Hathaway subsidiary and one of the worlds largest flooring manufacturers

Somerset Hardwood

Somerset, KY

National
Manufacturer$200M+Est. 1997

AHF Products brand producing Appalachian hardwood flooring

Universal Floors Inc

Washington, DC

Buying Hardwood & Engineered Flooring in District of Columbia

Buildermuse tracks 15 hardwood & engineered flooring suppliers serving District of Columbia. 13 are national chains that ship into the state, while the other 2 are regional or independent suppliers. National chains carry most of the list, which usually means steady pricing and stock, though a regional yard can still win on freight for local deliveries. The listed suppliers are headquartered in Dalton, Washington, and Calhoun.

Of the suppliers that report a business type, the list includes 13 manufacturers. Buying direct from a manufacturer can cut unit cost on large or repeat orders, while distributors and wholesalers tend to carry mixed inventory and offer shorter lead times that suit smaller or last-minute jobs.

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