Kitchen Flooring for DFW Remodels

Choose durable flooring that works with the way your kitchen is used and coordinates with cabinets, countertops and adjacent living spaces. Redcrest installs flooring as part of kitchen and whole-home remodeling projects across DFW.

LVP • TILE • LAMINATE • WOOD-LOOK TILE

Flooring That Connects the Kitchen to the Home

The right kitchen floor has to balance appearance, durability, maintenance and transitions into surrounding rooms. Redcrest helps homeowners compare practical options and coordinate the final flooring with the rest of the remodel.

Luxury Vinyl Plank

A durable, water-resistant option that works well in kitchens and can continue into living areas for a consistent look.

Tile & Wood-Look Tile

Porcelain and ceramic tile provide durable surfaces with options ranging from stone looks to wood-look planks.

Laminate & Other Options

Laminate, marble and other flooring choices can be evaluated based on budget, traffic, maintenance and the design of the surrounding rooms.

How Flooring Selection & Installation Works

1. Listen First

We review the kitchen, adjoining rooms, subfloor conditions and desired look before recommending flooring options.

2. Plan the Details

Compare flooring samples in person with cabinets, countertops and other finishes so the materials work together.

3. Build With Care

Existing flooring is removed as needed, the substrate is prepared and the new flooring is installed with proper layout and transitions.

4. Finish It Right

Trim, transitions and final details are completed so the new floor flows naturally into the rest of the remodeled space.

Bedford kitchen and whole-home remodel with luxury vinyl plank flooring by Redcrest Construction

See Flooring Samples in Our Lewisville Showroom

Compare LVP, laminate, tile, wood-look tile, marble and other flooring options in person before making your final selection.

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Flooring Projects & Material Options

See how Redcrest coordinates kitchen flooring with the surrounding home and compare material choices before installation.

Kitchen Flooring FAQs

What flooring works best in a kitchen?

LVP and porcelain tile are common choices because they balance durability and moisture resistance. The best fit depends on the home, budget and surrounding flooring.

Can kitchen flooring continue into other rooms?

Yes. Using one flooring material through the kitchen and adjacent spaces can make the home feel larger and more cohesive.

Do you remove the old flooring first?

When required, Redcrest can remove existing flooring, prepare the substrate and install the new material with appropriate transitions and finish work.

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