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Our Products
Hardwood Flooring
When looking for hardwood there’s a question you need to ask yourself first: What room is the hardwood going in?
Laminate Flooring
Laminate is a popular type of flooring as it offers the look of hardwood or tile in a budget-friendly way.
Tile Flooring
Tile comes in many different types, sizes, shapes and colours, so it’s very easy to match the décor of any room.
Vinyl Flooring
Vinyl sheet flooring and tiles and the new vinyl plank/tile flooring are available in an array of colours and patterns.
Stair & Railings
Ottawa Diamond Flooring is please to offer free estimates for your stair or railing project for our customers in the Ottawa Area
Recent Posts
Consider the Direction of Your Hardwood Flooring
So, you’ve decided that you want to upgrade your hardwood floors, and you have already started to explore the options in terms of materials, finishes, widths and general looks. However, have you also considered the direction of the flooring? This is not a question homeowners often ponder when first considering new floors, but it is…
Should You or Shouldn’t You Get Stair Runners
It is interesting to ask people about the use of stair runners. Many people say they prefer to leave their hardwood stairs exposed to show off the warmth of the wood and the elegant style they create. Some like the hominess of wooden stairs and others have never thought of any other way than to…
Why Is Your Hardwood Floor Gapping? And 2 Ways to Fix It
Many homeowners notice, especially during the winter, that their hardwood floor will start to develop small gaps between the boards. If your home is old, this is to be expected, but what if your wood floor is relatively new and very well cared for? Why are you seeing these gaps? And is there is anything…