About our flooring work in South Dakota
Anderson Flooring LLC installs, refinishes and repairs floors in homes across Minnehaha County and nearby Moody County communities. The work happens in farmhouses on the section roads, in older houses on tree lined streets and in newer family homes at the edge of town.
Small town, big houses
Houses around here are often bigger than people expect: two full stories, a staircase in the middle, bedrooms tucked under the roof and a main floor that has been changed a few times over the decades. A floor job in a house like that is rarely one room. It is usually a question of which rooms get what, and in what order, so the family can keep living there while the work goes on.
We plan for that. The estimate lists the rooms, the work for each one and the order of the days, so the kitchen stays open as long as possible and nobody is surprised by a closed staircase.
New, refresh or fix
We sort every job into one of three kinds of work. A new floor means laying hardwood, carpet or stair treads where the old floor is past saving or was never there. A refresh means bringing an existing oak floor back with sanding and finish, and tidying the edges with new trim. A fix means mending the few boards, squeaks or gaps that bother you.
Most people call thinking they need one of the three and end up with a mix. That is fine. We look at the floor first and tell you plainly what it needs.
A visit before any number
We walk the rooms, look under the edge of the old floor and measure.
The plan in writing
Rooms, work and the order of the days, written down before you decide.
Weekday hours
Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM, by phone, email or the form.
Care notes left behind
Simple care advice for the floor and finish you chose.
How we work in your home
We cover doorways and the path through the house, move the furniture in the rooms we work on and clean up at the end of each day. Sanding dust is collected at the machines, and we vacuum between coats. Before we leave for good, we walk through each room with you and leave care notes for the floor and finish.
What we do
Six services, sorted by the kind of work your floor needs.
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1 of 3
New floor
Lay something new
Fresh oak boards, soft carpet upstairs and stair treads that match the floor below.
Open the new floor page -
2 of 3
Refresh
Bring the old floor back
Sand the old oak down to clean wood, coat it again and finish the edges with new trim.
Open the refresh page -
3 of 3
Fix
Mend what bothers you
A cracked board swapped out, a squeak quieted, a gap closed and blended in.
Open the fix page
Want us to look at the floor?
Tell us which rooms and what you have noticed. We set up a weekday visit and put the plan in writing.