What is the Bonsai Difference?

Sand & Finish Hardwood

Engineered Wood

LVP

Carpet

Rugs

Concrete

Epoxy

Tile

Sand & Finish Hardwood ○ Engineered Wood ○ LVP ○ Carpet ○ Rugs ○ Concrete ○ Epoxy ○ Tile ○

Master Craftsmen

We have been installing and finishing floors for over 25 years. Members of our team are frequently researching, attending, and studying new techniques, options, and practices to ensure we provide a quality experience that excels industry standards and customer expectations.

We invest in every aspect that we can—from our tools and vehicles to our master craftsmen and office administration. Having the highest grade equipment and team members allows us to ensure a timely and professional installation process for you. All team members are highly and frequently trained to bring them not only to craftsmen standards but master craftsmen excellence.

Our goal is to set you up for success without causing a financial burden both in the present and in the future. We have low overhead, which means within our business model, there are more opportunities of savings for you. Before installation even begins, our installation team checks moisture levels and status of the subfloor. Unlike our competitors, we prepare the subfloor in a way that works with new flooring requirements, saving homeowners from headaches down the road from damage.

Our company is licensed and insured for your peace of mind. At the completion of our installation, we will also complete a final walkthrough with you to ensure we have exceeded your expectations, as well as provide education on future maintenance to make the floors feel as if they are freshly installed long past the date of completion.

Comparison of unfinished and finished hardwood flooring in an interior space, showing a transition between a raw plywood floor on the left and a polished hardwood floor on the right.
Interior of a modern space with exposed brick wall, black cabinetry, a small sink area, and a staircase with wooden steps and black railing.

Showroom and Retail

Unlike other businesses in the flooring industry, we are both retailers and installers. Other businesses in the industry typically do either sales or the installation—not both—meaning that if you go through a retailer for your flooring, there is as chance they hire someone else to do the installation.

While their business model hires a professional for the installation, we have the expertise to skip that portion entirely and install soon after you make your flooring choice. Furthermore, that means we aim for perfection throughout the entire process—from helping you select the right floor to the installation itself. We will only sell and install products we know are quality and will last through the tests of time. Every single item in our showroom and inventory is a product we know is reliable. No need to worry if the floors you have selected are more labor intensive to install and will end up costing significantly more than you anticipated. No need to worry if the installation itself will have hidden expenses coming from a secondary business. No need to worry if the project will be completed in a rush with errors happening along the way—all because we can focus on you from the start and provide services in-house with team members we train and trust, from sales to installation.

Furthermore, by having retail and installation under one company, if there are any errors or imperfections in your new install, finding the initial installers to correct the mistake is a breeze. Warranty information and requests all happen through the same company, whether the imperfection is a manufacturer or installation error. That means you can save time working out warranty information and money on repairs, for all of the information and help you need is in under one roof.

Bonsai Flooring's showroom, displaying LVP and hardwood floors.

Contact

If you are looking for a no-cost consultation, information on flooring products and types, design help, and more, please reach out! We would love to hear from you.

Subfloor Preparations

A subfloor that is not level between two rooms. Corrected with self leveler between two rooms to make an even transition for successful floor install.
Sanding a wooden subfloor to make sure base is level.
A minor concrete subfloor crack preparing to be resealed.
Concrete subfloor crack being releveled for proper installation.

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