Prairie Village, KS
Our home city, built almost entirely between 1940 and 1969 — which means original red oak still hiding under a great deal of carpet.
Flooring contractors in Prairie Village, KS
Midwest Flooring Company installs hardwood, luxury vinyl plank and custom tile in five Kansas City area cities: Prairie Village, Overland Park, Lenexa, Shawnee and Olathe. We are licensed, insured and based in Prairie Village, and we keep the map deliberately small — so the same NWFA certified crews, the same project leads and the same 1-Year Workmanship Warranty turn up on every job we take.
All five sit inside a half-hour of our Prairie Village shop. Here is the housing stock in each one, and the work we end up doing there most weeks.
Our home city, built almost entirely between 1940 and 1969 — which means original red oak still hiding under a great deal of carpet.
Flooring contractors in Prairie Village, KS
Mid-century ranches north of I-435, newer open-concept builds south of 135th — the widest range of work we do anywhere.
Hardwood flooring in Overland Park, KS
Walkout and daylight basements, where the job is moisture-testing the slab and laying plank that can live below grade without complaint.
Luxury vinyl flooring in Lenexa, KS
Two Shawnees, really. Original pine and oak worth sanding east of Nieman Road; newer builds wanting tile west toward K-7.
Custom tile installation in Shawnee, KS
The newest housing stock on this list. Luxury vinyl plank through bedrooms and living areas is the job we are asked for most.
Luxury vinyl flooring in Olathe, KSMidwest Flooring Company works out of Prairie Village, KS 66208. Every city above is a short drive from that door — which is exactly the point.
Nothing about the scope, the credentials or the pricing changes when we cross a city line.
City lines around here run down the middle of streets and around whole subdivisions, so plenty of people are not sure. Send us the address with your free estimate request — we will tell you straight away whether it is one of ours.
City photographs via Wikimedia Commons — Prairie Village by Paulmcdonald, Overland Park by Mike Trinastich, Shawnee by Benjamin White (CC BY-SA 3.0); Lenexa by Kelseyneth, Olathe by KS123 (CC BY-SA 4.0).