Capitol Hill Floor Co.

(on buchanan)
Contractors in Washington, DC
Contractors
Flooring
Rugs & Carpets

Hours

Monday
8:00AM - 5:00PM
Tuesday
8:00AM - 5:00PM
Wednesday
8:00AM - 5:00PM
Thursday
8:00AM - 5:00PM
Friday
8:00AM - 5:00PM
Saturday
Closed
Sunday
Closed

Location

537 Buchanan St NW
Washington, DC
20011

About

Capitol Hill Floor Co. has been providing quality flooring services in the Washington, DC metropolitan area for the past 25 years. We specialize in the restoration of hardwood flooring. We also supply and install commercial and residential vinyl tiles, ceramic tiles and commercial rubber tiles. Contact us today for more information.

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Services

  • Installation
  • Installation
  • Sales
  • Bonded & Insured
  • Free Estimates
  • Staining
  • Staining
  • Restoration
  • Floor Leveling
  • References

Latest

Since polyaspartic flooring is applied as a liquid that then hardens, it’s easy to think that it dries, but that’s not actually what happens. The flooring is made by mixing two materials to start a chemical reaction. That’s why, once the reaction’s done (or cured), the floor will be waterproof.
Those restaurants with peanut shells on the floor might seem messy, but turns out it's a long tradition. Early American settlers would put sand, peanut shells, or sunflower seed shells on the floor. When things got too dirty, they'd sweep the trash out with the covering and put a new layer down.
Underlayment is a necessity for hardwood floor installation. Rolling it out is a step that cannot be skipped over because it serves as a moisture barrier.
Did you know that the first people to have radiant floor heating were the Ancient Romans? They would build chambers under their floors called "hypocausts," where hot air would circulate. Later in the Empire, they were known to have pipes with hot water as well.
There are several benefits of porcelain ceramic flooring over other types of ceramic tile. Not only does it offer greater durability and natural stain resistance, but it is water-resistant, and the color is more true.
So how exactly does hardwood floor refinishing work? This involves completely sanding off the old finish down to the bare wood, making the floor surface level, repairing any cracks and imperfections, and then applying a new protectant sealant.
We recognize that heating systems aren’t necessarily the most attractive pieces of equipment to feature in your home. If you’re looking for an effective, energy-efficient solution that’s completely hidden, radiant floors could be right for you.
Keep in mind that in older houses, sloping and sagging floors are quite common, particularly if the slope is moderate. Most sloped floors can easily be fixed by a floor level and don’t necessarily indicate a serious problem.
Did you know that hardwood floors can change color over time? It's common for woods exposed to sunlight to darken over the years, leaving unexposed wood under rugs or furniture somewhat lighter.
Did you know indoor flooring heating systems normally carry a warranty? The companies who make radiant floor heating are so professional and knowledgeable that they build quality under floor heating systems that shouldn't need any work for quite a long time.
One of the many advantages of epoxy flooring is that fact that it can quickly transform a battered old floor into something functional and fantastic. Choose a classic solid finish, or you can opt for colored chips, decorative stickers and more.
Curiously, bamboo, a fast rising star in the flooring industry, is a grass and not a tree or a tree-like product. However, its durability, unique look, and environmentally friendly characteristics make it one of the best flooring investments on the market.
It’s important to remember that some types of flooring are better at hiding uneven surfaces than others. If you’re ready to install a floor material that isn’t quite so forgiving, we’re always here to help you level the underlying surface.
Have you recently moved into a home where the hardwoods are bit worse for the wear? We’re always here to help you decide whether restoration is an option or if replacement is the best way to go.
If the epoxy on your floor is peeling, it’s time to have it restored to like-new condition. The process involves removing the old epoxy, regrinding the surface, patching degraded areas, curing the patch work and recoating the surface with a polyaspartic finish.
What's the difference between a rug and a carpet? Both are floor coverings, but a carpet less than 40 square feet is technically a rug.
Subfloors are often constructed using OSB. What is that? It stands for "oriented strand board," a type of manufactured wood panel made by sandwiching together layers of material composed of wood fibers and chips bound with resins.
Be careful before purchasing an epoxy floor coating from a big box store. Not only are these products a lesser quality, resulting in a shorter service life, store personnel lack the experience to properly guide you to the right product.
We recognize that not all hardwood floors will always be able to show the same results through refinishing. If we believe that your floors aren’t good candidates for refinishing, we’ll be sure to let you know your other options.
It’s important to remember that you don’t have to resort to ugly gray concrete floors just because you need something that’s fast and easy to clean. In many cases, commercial-grade carpet tiles give you the visual appeal you want and the easy maintenance you need.
It only makes sense: High quality industrial epoxy finishes deliver the best performance over time. They’re specially formulated to repel stains, withstand heavy use, resist signs of wear, avoid yellowing, and prevent peel up.
What’s the difference? Impregnating sealers sink into the stone and block the pores to form a protective barrier between the surface and lower layers. Topical sealers are not absorbed, so they form a barrier on the marble surface.
Ever wonder how car dealerships have such bright and shining "Hey, look at me!" showroom floors? Well, that is because most of them are made of epoxy flooring, which comes in numerous understated colors and hues. There are also custom colors and color flake blends available to suit any style.
As bungalow houses became affordable, some even ordered through catalog manufacturers, oak floor started gaining in popularity. Care to guess when the bungalow building craze started? If you guessed the 1920s, you're right.

Information

Company name
Capitol Hill Floor Co.
Category
Contractors
Est
1981

FAQs

  • What is the phone number for Capitol Hill Floor Co. in Washington DC?
    You can reach them at: 202-397-3860. It’s best to call Capitol Hill Floor Co. during business hours.
  • What is the address for Capitol Hill Floor Co. on buchanan in Washington?
    Capitol Hill Floor Co. is located at this address: 537 Buchanan St NW Washington, DC 20011.
  • What are Capitol Hill Floor Co.(Washington, DC) store hours?
    Capitol Hill Floor Co. store hours are as follows: Mon-Fri: 8:00AM - 5:00PM, Sat-Sun: Closed.