Contact Behr's Flooring

Start with the rooms you want to change.

The best first step is an in-home consultation. Behr's brings flooring samples, room-by-room guidance, and practical installation planning into the home so you can compare options where they will actually live.

Northfield and South Metro coverageRoom-by-room flooring guidanceClear next steps toward installation

Start here

Schedule a consultation, call the showroom, or confirm service-area fit.

A few details about your city, rooms, material interests, and timing help the team respond with the right next step.

Project Details

Tell us about the rooms you're updating.

A few details are enough. Share what you know, and Behr's will help sort out the next step.

Prefer to call? (507) 645-4415

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Consultation Request

Request an in-home consultation.

Share a few project details below, or use the direct phone and location options if you prefer to talk first.

What happens next

  1. 1We review your rooms and project notes
  2. 2We follow up about timing and options
  3. 3We help compare samples or plan the next step

Prefer to talk first?

(507) 645-4415

Secondary: 1-800-645-4415

Other Ways To Start

Choose the contact path that feels easiest.

Want to talk now?

Call Behr's directly.

Talk through your city, rooms, timing, and flooring questions with the showroom team.

Call Now

Want to visit first?

Find the Dundas showroom.

Use the location page for the showroom address, hours, directions, and visit planning details.

View Location & Hours

Wondering if we serve you?

See nearby communities.

Check the Northfield and South Metro service areas where Behr's brings flooring guidance into nearby homes.

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Before The Visit

You do not need to have everything figured out before reaching out.

Comparing materialsNot sure what worksPlanning timingQuestions about rooms
Flooring samples in natural light for a consultation

Most homeowners start with a few questions about comfort, durability, moisture, style, or budget. The conversation is meant to make those decisions clearer, not pressure you into pretending the answer is already obvious.