Flooring Services · St. Louis, MO
Flooring Renovation
in St. Louis.
Custom patterns, wide plank, medallions, and whole-home transformations. The work most contractors sub out, we do in-house.
Flooring renovation is more than replacing what's there, it's a design decision. A new pattern, a wider plank, a custom border, or a herringbone entry hall can define a room more than any furniture or paint color.
Classic Flooring Solutions handles the full scope of flooring renovation projects across St. Louis, from single-room pattern work to phased whole-home replacements. We collaborate with architects, interior designers, and homeowners to deliver work that's been executed precisely to spec.
- Herringbone, chevron, basketweave, Versailles, and custom patterns
- Wide plank up to 10". Oak, walnut, and reclaimed pine
- Custom medallions, borders, and contrast-species inlays
- Full stair tread and riser systems
- Historic St. Louis weave-ins, 1890–1940 strip oak
- Phased schedules for occupied homes
Custom Patterns
Herringbone, chevron, basketweave, Versailles, custom mixed-width. We design, cut, and install in-house, no pattern work is subcontracted out.
Wide Plank
Up to 10" wide in white oak, walnut, hard maple, and reclaimed heart pine. Wide plank requires proper moisture control and subfloor prep, we handle all of it.
Borders & Inlays
Banded borders, contrast-species inlays, medallion surrounds, and period-correct historic borders. Designed in-house or fabricated to your spec.
Medallions
Custom floor medallions designed in-house or sourced from CNC partners and field-fit on site. Hardwood, multi-species, and stone inlay options.
Stair Systems
Full tread and riser systems, returns, mitered nosing, custom rail-cuts, and integration with existing baluster systems. Open-riser and traditional enclosed stair treads.
Historic Weave-Ins
Weave-ins to original 1890–1940 strip oak common in St. Louis Compton Heights, Tower Grove, and similar historic neighborhoods. Species and grain-matched where possible.
What we do
The hard parts,
done in-house.
Pattern work, wide plank, historic restoration, stair systems — these are the scopes most flooring contractors pass off to a subcontractor. We do all of it with our own crew.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Renovation FAQs
What's the difference between renovation and repair?
Repair is targeted work to restore what’s already there, replacing damaged boards, fixing squeaks, blending a section. Renovation is intentional transformation: changing the floor pattern, species, width, or layout as a design decision. Many projects involve both, repairing what needs fixing and upgrading the rest.
What custom patterns can you install?
We install herringbone, chevron, basketweave, Versailles, parquet, custom mixed-width random plank, and one-of-a-kind designs created in collaboration with the homeowner or designer. Pattern work is done entirely in-house, we don’t subcontract it.
Can I install hardwood on my stairs?
Yes. We install full hardwood stair systems and can match them to your existing or new floor species and finish. We handle open-riser stairs, traditional enclosed risers, curved returns, and custom nosing profiles.
How long does a whole-home renovation take?
Whole-home projects vary significantly based on square footage, pattern complexity, and finish requirements. A typical 2,000–3,000 sq ft home with standard plank installation takes 1–2 weeks including finishing. Pattern work adds time. We’ll give you a realistic, room-by-room timeline in your written quote.
Can you phase the renovation so we can stay in the home?
Yes, phased schedules for occupied homes are a specialty. We sequence work room by room, maintain a clean and safe working environment, and coordinate dry times and furniture moves so you can continue living in the house throughout the project.
ST. LOUIS, MO
Ready for new floors?
We come to you, measure the space, and deliver a detailed written quote within 24 hours. No charge, no commitment.