Arcadia Flooring
Flooring for Arcadia ranch homes, from original slab tile tear-outs to whole-house LVP and wood.
Arcadia sits between Camelback Mountain and the Arizona Canal, and many of its homes are single-story ranch houses on large lots. A lot of them have been remodeled more than once, so the floor under today's tile can hold a few decades of history: old adhesive, patched slab and flooring that was laid over other flooring.
That makes removal and slab prep a big part of most Arcadia flooring projects. Once the slab is clean and flat, wide-plank engineered hardwood, large-format porcelain and rigid core LVP are all popular choices for the open, remodeled floor plans common in the neighborhood.
Removing layered flooring and testing older adhesives before anything is ground.
A natural look that suits Arcadia's remodeled ranch homes.
Fewer grout lines across open kitchens and great rooms.
If the flooring or adhesive could date from before the 1980s, testing for asbestos before removal is the safe step.
Wide-plank engineered hardwood, large-format porcelain and rigid core LVP all work well in open layouts.
Planning new floors for your Arcadia home? Tell us about the rooms and what is down now.
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