Flooring · supply & install

Hardwood, Tile and Luxury Vinyl Flooring in Orange County

Hardwood, tile and luxury vinyl, chosen in the same showroom as your cabinetry and countertops — and installed by the same company that sells them, with full-service installation on every purchase.

Flooring

Orange County’s flooring showroom, inside a remodeling company

Most flooring is sold by flooring shops, and most remodels are done by companies that send you to one. Kitchen Cabinets and Beyond stocks flooring for a specific reason: the floor is the largest single surface in a room and it touches every other decision in it. Choosing it in the same building, on the same afternoon, as your cabinetry and countertops is the difference between a room that coordinates and one that nearly does.

We supply and install three families, and we are straightforward about what each is for.

Light wood plank flooring running the length of an oak kitchen past a marble waterfall island
Light wood plank
Honey-toned hardwood floor under a cherry kitchen with a granite island, bar stools and pendant lights
Hardwood under cherry

Hardwood, tile and luxury vinyl

Hardwood is durable and timeless, available across a wide range of finishes and styles, and it is the only one of the three you can refinish rather than replace. It rewards a house that will keep it for twenty years and it is the wrong specification for a room that regularly gets wet.

Tile is the answer where water goes, and increasingly the answer in open-plan living space too. Large-format porcelain has displaced small formats in most of the work we do: fewer grout lines read as a quieter floor and are considerably easier to live with. It is also the natural partner to a tiled bathroom, where the floor, the shower and the niche often want to be the same material.

Luxury vinyl is the cost-effective option with genuinely superior durability against water, pets and dropped pans. We are not going to tell you it is indistinguishable from oak. We will tell you it is the right choice for a busy family kitchen or a laundry room, and that it costs a fraction of what it imitates.

Wide-plank hardwood floor through an entry hall with a curved staircase, iron balustrade and round rug
Wide-plank entry hall
Pale tile floor running from a kitchen with a dark wine-cooler island through to the dining area
Tile, kitchen to dining

Sequencing, and why it matters

The order in which flooring goes in relative to cabinetry is not a matter of preference. Get it wrong and you end up with a visible seam at the dishwasher, an appliance that cannot be pulled out without lifting boards, or a toe-kick sitting a quarter-inch proud. Because we do the cabinetry and the flooring, that sequence is something we decide and manage rather than something you have to referee between two contractors.

Full-service installation comes with every purchase — subfloor preparation, underlay where the material calls for it, laying, trims, thresholds and the transitions to adjoining floors.

Polished stone floor tiles meeting the toe-kicks of cream glass-front cabinetry beside a window
Stone tile at the toe-kick
Wood plank floor meeting a blue marble island under three brass pendants in a white kitchen
Plank floor, marble island

Come and see it

The Anaheim showroom carries the flooring selection alongside custom cabinets, countertops, backsplash materials and tile, so a whole house can be specified in one visit. Book an appointment and you will get a consultation built around your rooms and your budget; walk in and you are welcome to browse.

Kitchen Cabinets and Beyond has served Orange County since 1995 and holds California contractor license #902246. Book a flooring consultation or ask for a free estimate.

Where we install flooring

We supply and install throughout Orange County from the Anaheim showroom. Most flooring projects run in Anaheim, Fullerton, Orange and Placentia — see every city we build in.

Light floor under a patterned rug in a dining room with a crystal pendant and tall shuttered windows
Dining room floor
Oak kitchen with bar stools at an island and a wood floor running to sliding doors onto the garden
Floor to the garden doors
Why choose us

Choosing a floor is choosing a compromise

Hardwood — timeless, and refinishable

Durable options across a wide range of finishes and styles, and the only floor you can sand back and start again in fifteen years. It is the least forgiving choice in a wet room and the best one nearly everywhere else.

Tile — where water goes

Elegant designs for kitchens, bathrooms and living spaces. Large-format porcelain has largely replaced small tile in open plans because fewer grout lines read as a calmer floor and are markedly easier to keep clean.

Luxury vinyl — the honest middle

Cost-effective and stylish, with superior durability against water, pets and dropped pans. It is not hardwood and it does not pretend to be; it is the right answer for a busy household that wants a wood look in a room hardwood would resent.

One surface touching every other

The floor runs under the cabinetry and up to the countertop, and it is the largest single colour in the room. Choosing it in the same showroom as those, rather than separately, is the entire reason we stock it.

How we work

How a flooring project runs

See How It Works
  1. Book a consultation

    Come in and tell us which rooms, how they get used and what is going down elsewhere in the house. We schedule appointments so a consultant is free when you arrive rather than finishing with someone else.

  2. Choose the material

    Hardwood, tile or luxury vinyl, seen against the cabinet doors and stone you are choosing at the same time. Sample boards are useful; a full plank on the floor under showroom light is better.

  3. Measure and quote

    Rooms are measured properly, including transitions, thresholds and how the run meets existing floors. Waste factor and layout direction are part of the quote, not a surprise on the invoice.

  4. Installation

    Full-service installation comes with every purchase — subfloor preparation, underlay where the material calls for it, laying, trims and thresholds. We do not sell you a floor and leave you to find a fitter.

Our work

Flooring running through finished projects

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Dark stained wood plank flooring running the length of a white kitchen past a panelled island
Dark wood plank
Polished large-format travertine floor tiles laid through a living room with a carved stone fireplace
Travertine floor
Travertine flooring beside a farmhouse sink run in a glazed traditional kitchen
Travertine kitchen
Large-format tile flooring laid through a traditional Orange County kitchen with a corbel-legged island
Large-format tile
Flooring questions

What people ask before they choose

Flooring is the one surface that touches every other one. Bring your cabinet and countertop choices to the Anaheim showroom — or start here and take the floor to the rest of the room.

  1. What types of flooring do you carry?

    We specialise in hardwood, tile and luxury vinyl flooring, in a range of finishes and formats. The showroom carries the selection alongside the cabinetry, countertops and backsplash materials, which is the point — flooring chosen in isolation is the most common way a remodel ends up almost coordinated.

  2. Do you install, or only supply?

    Both. We provide full-service installation with every purchase, so the company that sold you the floor is the company responsible for how it goes down. That includes subfloor preparation, trims, thresholds and the transitions to whatever the floor meets.

  3. Do I need an appointment?

    It helps. Schedule one and you will get a consultation tailored to your rooms and your budget rather than a walk around the samples. Walk-ins are welcome Monday to Saturday, 10am to 5pm; we are closed on Sundays.

  4. Can I run the same floor through the whole house?

    Usually, and it is the single most effective way to make a house feel larger — a continuous floor removes the visual breaks that chop an open plan into rooms. The exception is genuinely wet areas, where tile or luxury vinyl is the safer specification even if hardwood runs everywhere else.

  5. Should flooring go in before or after the cabinets?

    It depends on the material and the project, and it is a sequencing decision we make deliberately rather than by default. Getting it wrong is how a floor ends up with a visible seam at a dishwasher, or a dishwasher that cannot be removed without lifting boards. If we are doing your kitchen remodel as well, we manage that order for you.

  6. Which areas do you serve?

    We proudly serve Orange County and the surrounding areas, working from the showroom in Anaheim.

See the floor next to the cabinets.

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What our clients say

Reviewed by the people whose floors we laid

  • Tom & Glenna Laguna Beach
    Rated 5 out of 5 stars

    “You have a great design showroom. It was a wonderful place to start with our remodel and gave us some great ideas. The cabinet installer was a true craftsman. The whole process went smoothly and was on time.”

  • Naz Alibhai Home owner
    Rated 5 out of 5 stars

    “Our kitchen was in desperate need of a complete remodel. Emad not only came up with the most amazing design we could have imagined, but delivered it from the drawing board to the end result.”

  • The Gouldies Newport Coast
    Rated 5 out of 5 stars

    “Emad and his team transformed our first home in Newport Coast into our dream home. He guided us through the entire process, stayed within our timeline and finished the entire kitchen and bath.”

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