Contact Behr's Flooring
Let's talk through your flooring project.
Share a few details or call the showroom. Behr's will follow up to answer questions and help decide whether samples, a showroom visit, an in-home consultation, or another next step makes sense.
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Choose the easiest way to start.
A few details about your rooms, material interests, and timing help the team follow up with useful answers and a clear next step.
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Tell us what you're considering.
A few details are enough, and it is fine if you are still deciding. Share what you know, and Behr's will help sort out the next step.
4.9from 122 Google reviewsWhat Happens Next
We'll start with a quick follow-up.
Send a few project details or call directly. The first step is a conversation, and together we'll decide what kind of help makes sense.
A simple first step
- 1We review the project details you share
- 2We follow up by phone or email to answer questions
- 3We choose the right next step together
“Very pleasant to work with. We had an issue that had to be resolved in the middle of the carpet process and Behr’s was very accommodating to the rescheduling need. People were professional and polite throughout the process.”
Karen T.
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Choose the contact path that feels easiest.
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Call Behr's directly.
Talk through your city, rooms, timing, and flooring questions with the showroom team.
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Find the Dundas showroom.
Use the location page for the showroom address, hours, directions, and visit planning details.
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Check the Northfield and South Metro service areas where Behr's brings flooring guidance into nearby homes.
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You do not need to have everything figured out before reaching out.
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.