Wood Flooring in Ammon, Idaho

Yes, and it's one of our most common Ammon jobs. We pull the thin builder LVP, check and flatten the subfloor, then install site-finished or prefinished hardwood. On a crawlspace-over-plywood main floor, solid white oak is a great fit; over a basement slab we'd use engineered hardwood instead. We moisture-test first so the new floor stays flat through the valley's dry winters.

It depends on the level. On Ammon's typical plywood-over-crawlspace main floor, solid white oak is ideal — it sands and refinishes for decades. Over a basement concrete slab, engineered white oak is the safer pick because the slab passes moisture that would cup solid wood. Many Ammon owners run solid upstairs and engineered down, with matching color so the home reads as one floor.

For a typical Ammon home, plan on roughly one to two weeks once materials are on site. Tear-out and subfloor prep take a day or two, hardwood needs acclimation days in the house, and site-finished floors add sanding and coat-cure time. Prefinished and engineered go faster. We give you a day-by-day schedule when we quote so you know which rooms are usable when.

Yes, and Ammon's open great-room plans are built for it. We lay a single continuous floor with no thresholds between kitchen, dining and living so sightlines stay clean. The key is one consistent subfloor height and careful moisture control across the whole span. Where a slab basement meets a crawlspace main floor, we match color across engineered and solid boards to keep the look seamless.