The Detail That Ties a Renovation Together: How Simmons Floors Completes Every Remodel
You can spend a fortune on new cabinets, gorgeous countertops, and perfect fixtures — and if the floor underneath is scuffed, dated, or mismatched, the whole room still looks unfinished. Flooring is the largest continuous surface in almost any space, and it's the detail that quietly makes or breaks a renovation. It's also, too often, the piece that gets left for last and handled worst.
Simmons treats flooring as part of the renovation, not an afterthought. Because Simmons Total Renovations and Simmons Floors share one Denton owner, every remodel is finished by a flooring team that was in the plan from the very beginning.
Why flooring is usually the weak link
In a typical remodel, flooring is the final subcontractor — a separate company booked weeks out, arriving after the "real" work is done. That handoff causes most of the flooring problems homeowners run into: a finish that doesn't match the new design, a subfloor nobody prepped, a schedule that leaves the room unusable while everyone waits on one more crew.
When flooring is disconnected from the rest of the project, it looks disconnected too. The room reads as a remodel with new floors dropped in, rather than a space designed as a whole.
What 37 years of flooring expertise brings
Simmons Floors isn't a sideline — it's a Denton institution with 37 years in business, more than 500 five-star reviews, and a $25,000 workmanship guarantee backed by a hand-picked list of vetted installers. That depth matters, because flooring choices are more consequential than they look.
Kitchen floors need to survive spills, dropped pans, and heavy traffic. Bathroom floors need to shrug off water and stay slip-safe. A rebuilt room after water damage needs flooring that won't warp the next time moisture appears. Matching the right material — hardwood, luxury vinyl, tile, stone, carpet, laminate — to the right room and the right budget is exactly what four decades of experience buys you.
One design, start to finish
The real advantage of keeping flooring in-house is coordination. At Simmons, the team designing your kitchen or bathroom is choosing finishes that live with the flooring, and the flooring is scheduled as part of the build rather than squeezed in at the end. The result is a room that looks intentional — cabinets, counters, fixtures, and floors all clearly chosen to belong together.
And because it's all one company under one Denton owner, you never manage the seam between the remodeler and the flooring installer. There's no gap for problems to hide in and no one to point fingers when it's time to stand behind the finished job.
From remodel to restoration, flooring included
Whether Simmons is remodeling your kitchen, updating your bathroom, or reconstructing a home after water damage, the flooring is handled as part of the same project by the same team. That's what "under one roof" really delivers: not just convenience, but a finished space where every surface, right down to the floor, was planned together from day one.
A Denton reputation built to last
Simmons has earned its standing across North Texas with 500+ five-star reviews, nine Angie's List Super Service Awards, Good Contractors List membership backed by a $25,000 guarantee, and a real showroom at 400 N Loop 288 where you can see and feel materials before you decide.
Ready to finish your renovation the right way?
Let one Denton team handle it all. Simmons Total Renovations builds it and Simmons Floors completes it — one owner, one design, one flawless finish.
Call 940-245-5099 for a free estimate, or visit simmonstotalrenovations.com and simmonsfloors.com.
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Simmons Total Renovations
400 N. Loop 288 Suite 104 Denton, TX 76209
940-245-5099