Moose Flooring
Moose Flooring
Moose Flooring is a Salt Lake City flooring contractor established in 2022 after years of industry experience. Its residential work focuses on hardwood installation and refinishing, while commercial projects include tile, hardwood, LVT, carpet tile and raised-access flooring. The company serves Utah and the Intermountain West.
Business Highlights
- Moose Flooring lists Utah B100 contractor license 13348092-5501.
- Moose Flooring says it carries commercial insurance, including umbrella coverage.
- Moose Flooring describes its lead hardwood crew as having approximately 20 years of experience.
- Moose Flooring describes its lead tile crew as having more than 30 years of experience.
- Moose Flooring provides a one-year installation warranty.
Service Area
Salt Lake City, Park City, Heber, Midway, Cottonwood Heights, Sugar House, East Central, Magna, the Wasatch Front, Utah County, Weber County and northern Utah; qualifying projects can extend throughout the Intermountain West.
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Moose Flooring is one of 10 flooring contractors ProsGrade lists in Salt Lake City, Utah.
12 services listed, including Hardwood flooring installation, Hardwood sanding and refinishing and Luxury vinyl plank. Open 7 days a week. Rated 4.8 from 35 reviews.
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How This Business Compares
How Moose Flooring compares with the other 9 flooring contractors on ProsGrade in Salt Lake City, using public Google ratings and review counts.
- Ranks in the top half of the 10 Salt Lake City flooring contractors on ProsGrade by Google rating and review volume.
- Rated 4.8 on Google, at or above the 4.6 average of other Salt Lake City flooring contractors on ProsGrade.
- One of 6 Salt Lake City flooring contractors on ProsGrade rated 4.7 or higher from at least 10 reviews.
Services Covered
12 services- Hardwood flooring installationSolid and engineered; subfloor preparation, transitions, stairs and site-finished options.
- Hardwood sanding and refinishingEdge work, repairs, stain or natural-color choices, sealing and finish systems.
- Luxury vinyl plankProduct review, demolition, substrate preparation, moisture considerations, transitions and trim.
- Tile installationPorcelain, ceramic, natural stone and wood-look; wall and floor tile.
- Laminate flooringFloating systems with underlayment, expansion space and transitions.
- Heated flooring systemsElectric warming beneath compatible tile; Schluter DITRA-HEAT coordination.
- Baseboard and finish trimBaseboard, shoe molding, removal and replacement, and transitions.
- Hardwood stair remodelingTreads, risers, nosings, landings, sanding, staining and transitions.
- Commercial tileLarge-format, wall and quarry tile; waterproofing, epoxy grout and architectural layouts.
- Commercial hardwoodNew installation, stairs, repairs, sanding and refinishing.
- Commercial LVT and carpet tileResilient and modular carpet systems.
- Raised access flooringAccess-floor panel systems, including new work and qualifying replacement or modification.
Reviews
What customers say
Customers praise communication, punctuality and clean work areas. One customer described a restoration of 1940s oak that included sanding, staining, gap repairs and replacing rotted transitions. Another reported dust on surfaces in the kitchen and bathroom and said the floors began to fall apart within six months as the wood filler crumbled.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can Moose Flooring install customer-supplied hardwood?
Yes, when the product suits the site and the quantities, storage, acclimation, warranty requirements and installation instructions are confirmed before scheduling.
How long does a hardwood installation take?
Duration depends on square footage, demolition, preparation, stairs, layout complexity and whether the floor is prefinished or site-finished. A project-specific schedule is provided after the scope is evaluated.
Is hardwood sanding dust-free?
Sanding is not dust-free; dust collection is connected during active sanding, with protection and access planning based on the occupied space.
What is required for heated flooring in a shower?
For DITRA-HEAT shower work, the waterproofing assembly requires KERDI, and local-authority acceptance of electric floor warming in the shower must be confirmed before installation.










