K B'S Hardwood Floors

With the motto of "quality work is what's important", KB's Hardwood Floors is on the cutting edge of the hardwood flooring industry and has been serving Southern California for almost 30 years. We specialize in all types of hardwood and laminate installations including soild wood, custom hand distressed, unique layouts and staircases. We also offer a complete line of prefinished engineered flooring. Deciding on the right floor could be a tough decision with so may options, ranging from traditional oak flooring to all types of exotics, from smooth surface to old world look hand distressed.

Kenny Brader, CEO and founder of K.B's Hardwood Floors, started working in the flooring business over 30 years ago. With a tremendous amount of passion and drive, Kenny started K.B.'s Hardwood floors at the young age of nineteen. Since then, his business has grown to reach clients from all over Southern California stretching from San Diego to Santa Barbara. K.B.'s Hardwood Floors is dedicated to customer service and a quality product. The investment, in which a customer makes, is always carried out with the utmost respect and professional manner.

We specialize in good quality installations with a lot of attention spent on the little details. Such as transitions between other floor coverings, doorways. We always use the manufactures recommendations when comes to installing their products. Sub-floor is the pre-existing floor that is either underneath your carpet or an already existing wood floor. Sub-floors can either be plywood, OSB chip board or concrete slab. Engineered floors tend to be easier when dealing with concrete slab, while solid wood works on concrete, but requires plywood sheathing to be glued and attached to slab, which incurs more cost and height elevation issues.

When you already have pre-existing floor, instead of installing a whole new floor, you can sand and refinish what you already have. This is much more cost effective. It is just as easy to breathe new life into your already existing floor as it is to install a new one. Typically you can salvage what is already there but, sometimes a few boards need to be replaced in order to keep the look consistent. If there are certain areas that need to be replaced, feathering is required. This is where the old floor is staggered with the new floor, making it a smooth transition if whole areas need to be replaced.