Footprints Floors of Northern Colorado

Footprints Floors offers financing to their customers. Footprints Floors has a unique business model for hardwood flooring in Fort Collins. It is one that eliminates most of the overhead of other hardwood floor providers. We can offer many select flooring options at our cost to you. It is possible, simply because we do not have extra expenses to factor into your purchase price. Commitment to value and honest business practices compel Footprints Floors to provide the best prices and service in the flooring industry. We invite you to compare our products, quality and service to anyone else. We think you will be surprised at the Footprints Floors difference.

We like to meet the customer at their property to measure and discuss the best flooring choices. We will send an estimate to the customer quickly and competitively.

Install, sand and finish new hardwood and all existing hardwood. Stain new floors and old floors to match. Install new or refinish treads and risers on stairs. Help select and install new carpet. install new tile or vinyl floors. Natural stone and tile installation. Move furniture, appliances and plumbing. Remove/dispose of existing floor. Remove/return baseboards and furniture.

Most hardwood "companies" are a small outfit usually consisting of one or two guys. Sometimes those companies are good, but far too often they're not and customers are left with either an unfinished product or inferior product...or no product in the worse scenarios.

Does the contractor carry liability insurance? If not, you could be in for big troubles should anything go wrong with your project. Ask the contractor for a copy of their liability insurance. Be sure to check when the policy expires. It may even be worth a call to the agent/agency that insures them. That way you can be sure the policy is current and in good standing. Does the contractor use full-time employees, sporadic sub-contractors, or are they a hybrid that uses the same sub-contractors every week? Many companies will claim they use only full-time employees. If so, you may want to request a copy of their workers’ comp insurance. And, it is not a bad idea to call the agent/agency that provides their workers’ comp insurance to be sure they are current on that policy, too.