Staten Island, NY
Flooring for Staten Island houses
Modern Wood Flooring is a flooring showroom at 446 Avenue P in Brooklyn, open since 2002, supplying homeowners and contractors on Staten Island. Most Staten Island homes are wood-framed detached, semi-detached and attached houses, which open up the full range: nail-down solid hardwood, engineered wood and vinyl plank for kitchens and basements.
Our showroom at 446 Avenue P is about 9.5 miles from Staten Island. Get directions or call (718) 252-6177 and we’ll pull samples before you arrive.
Homes and buildings in Staten Island
Staten Island is largely one- and two-family houses on wood framing, from older homes on the North Shore to newer construction on the South Shore. Many have finished basements and open-plan kitchens and living rooms.
What to plan for
- Whole-house projects
- Open layouts often run one floor through several rooms. Order enough for the whole run plus waste so the color matches; our guide on how much flooring to order explains the math.
- Basements and kitchens
- Use water-resistant vinyl plank or a below-grade-rated engineered floor in basements; check moisture first.
Floors that suit Staten Island
- Solid hardwoodWood-framed houses take nail-down solid oak well, and it can be refinished over decades.Browse solid hardwood
- Engineered woodWide planks and a stable core; a good fit over radiant heat or where stability matters.Browse engineered wood
- Vinyl flooringFor kitchens, basements and busy family rooms.Browse vinyl flooring
Chestnut Oak
Engineered woodConstellation – Astoria-CSO14
Durato Simple Captiva – 7″ x 48″ 5mm7" x 48" · Low-Luster · SKU 8b41257dc0a8
Examples from the current catalog. We carry more than we show online.
Guides for Staten Island projects
Planning your projectHow much flooring should you order?Measure each room, add up the square footage, then add 5 to 10 percent for a straight lay and more for diagonal or herringbone. Round up to full boxes.
Choosing flooringWide plank flooring: what to know before you chooseWhat counts as wide plank, why engineered boards handle NYC humidity swings better than wide solid wood, and how room size and direction matter.
Choosing flooringBasement flooring in Brooklyn: what works below gradeWhich floors suit Brooklyn basements: why solid hardwood is usually ruled out, when LVP or engineered wood works, moisture testing and vapor barriers.
Common questions
Do you serve Staten Island?
Yes. Our showroom is in Brooklyn at 446 Avenue P, and we supply homeowners and contractors on Staten Island. Call (718) 252-6177 to talk through your project or arrange samples.
Can you work with my contractor?
Yes. We work with your contractor, or we can refer an installer we have worked with for years.
