Flooring & Stairs — Herndon, Reston & Northern Virginia
Floors built by a team that answers the phone.
Flooring Force is Kenney Construction's flooring and stairs division — flooring installation, hardwood refinishing, subfloor repair, and stair refinishing, backed by a locally owned contractor with a real track record in Northern Virginia.
7 years in business
Licensed, insured & bonded — VA DPOR #2705187519
Locally owned in Herndon, VA
7 Years
Serving Northern Virginia
Licensed, Insured & Bonded
VA DPOR #2705187519
Kenney Construction
A trusted local general contractor
Written Project Scopes
Clear inclusions before work starts
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Flooring Services
What We Do
Flooring projects usually get stuck on the same handful of decisions — here's where we start.
7
Years in business
Since 2019
12
Cities served
Across Northern Virginia
4
Flooring services
Under one contractor
Real Floors, Real Photos
Every photo on this site is from an actual Flooring Force project — prep work and finished floors alike, no stock imagery. Hover to pause.
The Flooring Force Difference
Homeowners should compare more than a price. The structure behind the project is what determines the final experience.
| What Matters | Common Contractor Experience | Flooring Force Approach |
|---|---|---|
| Project scope | Verbal estimates that are hard to compare. | ✓A written scope defining included work before anything starts. |
| Who does the work | Work passed off to subcontractors you've never met. | ✓The same licensed, insured, and bonded company handles it directly. |
| Communication | Updates depend on whoever answers the phone. | ✓One local, accountable team from estimate through completion. |
| Local accountability | National franchises or out-of-area crews. | ✓Locally owned, based in Herndon, serving Northern Virginia. |
A Clear Flooring Path From Prep to Finish.
The best flooring projects begin with a defined scope, realistic selections, and coordinated scheduling.
- 01
Consult
Review goals, budget priorities, and the condition of the existing floor.
- 02
Design
Develop the material plan, scope of work, and project timeline.
- 03
Select
Finalize flooring material, color, and finish.
- 04
Build
Complete subfloor prep, installation or refinishing, and finish work.
- 05
Complete
Review final details, address closeout items, and confirm the finished floor.
Complete Flooring Services
One Team From Subfloor Through Finish.
- ✓Subfloor repair and leveling
- ✓Hardwood, engineered wood, and vinyl plank installation
- ✓Hardwood floor refinishing
- ✓Stair treads and stair refinishing
- ✓Flooring transitions between rooms and levels
- ✓Debris removal and cleanup
Talk with Flooring Force
(703) 731-9208
Start With a Conversation
Refinish, replace, or level first? Let's look at the floor.
Tell us what's bothering you about your floors today. We'll check the existing flooring and subfloor, talk through material options, and put the scope in writing before anything starts.
Recent Projects
Real Flooring Force project photography. Full case-study details are being added for each project.
Quick Answers
Flooring Questions We Hear Most
Straight answers before you ever pick up the phone.
See all flooring FAQs →Who actually does the work?▸
Flooring Force is a division of Kenney Construction — the same licensed, insured, and bonded company (VA DPOR #2705187519) handles the work, not a subcontracted third party.
Can my hardwood floors be refinished instead of replaced?▸
Often, yes. If the boards themselves are in good shape, sanding and refinishing gets a new look for less than full replacement. We evaluate the condition of your floors before recommending either.
What's the difference between engineered wood and solid hardwood flooring?▸
Solid hardwood is a single piece of wood through its full thickness and can be sanded and refinished multiple times over its life. Engineered wood has a real wood veneer over a plywood base — more stable in humidity but with fewer refinishing cycles.
Does my subfloor need to be repaired before new flooring goes in?▸
It depends on its condition — an uneven or damaged subfloor needs leveling or repair first, or the new flooring won't sit right. We check the subfloor as part of the project before installation.