Flooring Shipped to Texas
Gomez Flooring Company ships carpet, vinyl plank, hardwood, laminate and commercial flooring to homeowners, contractors and businesses across Texas, including Houston, Dallas, San Antonio, Austin and Fort Worth. We're a Shaw and Mohawk dealer and licensed flooring contractor with a showroom in Sylmar (Los Angeles), California. We sell and ship the material to Texas; we install only in Southern California, so your local installer puts it down.
Get a free Texas flooring and freight quote or call (818) 203-1168.
Choosing flooring for Texas
Texas heat and long summers are hard on floors near sunny windows, and the Gulf Coast around Houston is humid with storm and flood risk.
Most Texas homes are built on concrete slabs, so floating floors and glue-down products are standard.
Popular floors we ship to Texas
- Waterproof vinyl plank (SPC / WPC): rigid-core plank that floats over slab and handles heat.
- Tile and stone: porcelain tile for kitchens, baths and living areas.
- Engineered hardwood: a stable real-wood option for slab homes.
Not sure which floor fits? Read our vinyl plank, hardwood, laminate and carpet buying guides, or use our flooring calculator to count boxes.
Shipping flooring to Texas
Flooring ships to Texas by LTL freight truck, usually on pallets, with liftgate delivery available. Freight is quoted for your ZIP code before you pay, and we send tracking once it ships. We quote freight to every Texas metro and rural ZIP, and Gulf Coast deliveries after big storms may take longer.
- Send your product list, square footage or plans through our free online quote form, or call us.
- We send a written quote for the material and freight to your Texas ZIP code.
- Pay by Zelle, wire transfer or cashier's check, and we ship the order.
Please inspect every delivery and note any damage on the freight receipt before you sign. Contractors buying for jobs in Texas can open a trade account.
Texas flooring questions
What floor is best for a Houston home?
Waterproof vinyl plank or porcelain tile, because both handle humidity and water better than wood or laminate.
Do you install flooring in Texas?
No. We install in Southern California only. For Texas we ship the material, and you can hire any local installer.