Flooring in Springvale, Maine

The older homes in Springvale's residential core — many dating to the late 1800s and early 1900s when Sanford's textile mills made this one of the most economically active communities in southern Maine — have flooring needs shaped by their age. Original wood floors that need repair, restoration, or replacement. Subfloor systems that have settled and shifted over a century of Maine frost cycles.

We have worked in these homes throughout the history of our company. The approach is always the same: assess what is there first, recommend what is actually right for the specific situation, and install it with the care that a home this old deserves.

The ranches and capes throughout Springvale's residential neighborhoods along North Avenue and the surrounding streets are the core of our local customer base. These homes get LVP in kitchens and main living areas, carpet in bedrooms, tile in bathrooms, and hardwood in living and dining rooms when the homeowner is investing in long-term value.

Working with Sanford Flooring in Springvale means working with people who live in the same community. The people estimating your project and installing your floors are your neighbors. That creates a standard of care that goes beyond the contractual. We do not cut corners in our own neighborhood.