Flooring Installation
Hardwood, tile and vinyl floors for homes and businesses in Santa Maria, San Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara.
- Family owned
- Central Coast local
- Residential + Commercial
- Best of Santa Maria Valley 2024 & 2025
- CA Lic. #1045554
What our flooring work covers
Choosing your floor
Help choosing the material and style that suit your space, from classic hardwood to modern tile.
Residential and commercial installation
Careful installation from prep to the final trim, in homes and businesses.
Hardwood, tile and vinyl
Each material has its own strengths for wear, water and cost.
Repairs and refinishing
Repairs to scratches, dents and wear, and refinishing that brings floors back.
Sustainable options
Bamboo, reclaimed wood and other eco-friendly materials.
How a flooring job usually goes
- Measure and choose. Measure the rooms and pick a material that suits the traffic, moisture and look.
- Prepare. Remove the old flooring and check the subfloor is flat, dry and sound.
- Acclimate. Some materials need time in the room first; follow the manufacturer’s instructions.
- Install. Underlayment where needed, then the new floor.
- Trim. Baseboards, transitions and thresholds.
What affects the cost of flooring
- Square footage and the number of rooms.
- Material: hardwood, tile, vinyl, laminate or a sustainable option.
- Subfloor repairs or leveling.
- Removing and disposing of the old floor.
- Stairs, transitions and detailed layouts such as patterns.
Why hire JD Green for flooring
New floors change how a whole room looks and feels.
- Part of a bigger project or on its own: New floors as a standalone job or as part of a remodel.
- Licensed: California contractor’s license #1045554.
- Family-owned and local: Ninth-generation Santa Maria Valley, working across the Central Coast.
How it works
- Tell us about your project
- Meet with our team
- Plan & build
- Enjoy the finished space
From our customers
We recently worked with Jeremy and his team to remodel our original 1970s Foxenwoods kitchen. When we finally decided to take the leap and dive in, JD Green Construction turned our vision into a reality. From the minute I shared an inspiration picture with Jeremy, he was on board with suggestions, ideas, original sketches, and designs. Jeremy was easy to talk to and flexible throughout the entire process; always there to problem solve and keep us involved in the evolution of the design process. We were able to carry on our regular routines throughout the project as Jeremy and his crew worked well with our dog and created clear boundaries between the construction area and our everyday living space. We love our new kitchen and we will definitely be calling JD Construction for our next remodel project
“Jeremy was thoughtful, organized and listened to our needs! The crews were fast and professional.”
“Makes it look so different and open.”
Common questions
Hardwood, tile, vinyl or laminate: which is best?
It depends on the room. Hardwood is warm and can be refinished, tile is durable and water-resistant, and vinyl is water-resistant and budget-friendly. We can go through the options for your space.
What’s the best flooring for kitchens and bathrooms?
Water-resistant floors such as tile and vinyl are common choices for wet areas.
What flooring is best with pets?
Scratch- and water-resistant floors such as tile or vinyl tend to hold up well with pets; softer woods show scratches more easily.
Can new flooring go over my existing floor?
Sometimes. It depends on the existing floor’s condition and flatness, the new material and the manufacturer’s instructions. We check at the site visit.
Does new flooring need time to acclimate?
Some materials, especially wood, may need to sit in the room before installation. The manufacturer’s instructions say how long.
Do I need a permit to replace flooring?
Replacing floor coverings generally doesn’t need a building permit, but structural work such as subfloor repairs may. Check with your city or county if in doubt.
How do I check that a contractor is licensed?
Look up the license number on the Contractors State License Board website, which shows whether a license is active and what it covers. JD Green Construction’s California license number is 1045554.