Flooring installation in Delaware, ON

Delaware has always been a place that moves at its own pace, tucked along the Thames River southwest of London with a history that runs deeper than most of its neighbours. That's part of why London Flooring Canada built its shop-at-home model in the first place: when Herbert "Herbie" Holden started this business back in 1989, he understood that a quiet, close-knit community shouldn't have to load up the family car and drive into the city just to look at a few flooring samples. Instead, we bring the showroom to your kitchen table, in Delaware's village core or out along the township's rural concessions.

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Homes here range from century-old farmhouses to newer rural-residential builds, and each one has its own relationship with Ontario's climate. Proximity to the Thames means basements and subfloors need a careful eye for moisture, while the swing from humid summers to hard winter freezes asks a lot of any floor. We walk every Delaware homeowner through what their specific house needs before we ever recommend a product, and with financing available from 90 days up to 60 months, O.A.C., getting the right floor installed correctly doesn't have to wait.

Hardwood Flooring

New hardwood installation suits Delaware's character homes beautifully, from century properties near the village core to newer builds along the river bluffs. We give every plank time to acclimate to your home's actual humidity and temperature before installation, which matters more here than in a lot of places given how much the seasons swing.

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Luxury Vinyl Plank

For rural-residential properties dealing with well water, muddy boots, and pets tracking in from the yard, luxury vinyl plank offers a genuinely waterproof surface without sacrificing the wood-look warmth Delaware homeowners tend to want.

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Tile Flooring

Tile holds up where Delaware homes need it most: entryways that catch winter slush off Longwoods Road, kitchens, and bathrooms in older homes being brought up to date. It's a durable, easy-to-clean choice for the rooms that see the most daily traffic.

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Carpet Flooring

Bedrooms and living rooms stay warmer and quieter with carpet underfoot, which counts for something during a Middlesex County winter. We help Delaware families choose fibers that stand up to kids, pets, and everyday life without losing that comfort.

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Laminate Flooring

Laminate gives busy Delaware households the look of hardwood with a surface built to handle daily wear, temperature shifts, and the occasional spill, making it a practical, family-friendly option for active homes.

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Where we work in Delaware, ON

Longwoods Road Corridor
The historic route running through Delaware, lined with a mix of established homes and long-standing local businesses.
Delaware Village Core
The quiet heart of the community near the church and community centre, home to many long-time Delaware families.
Thames River Bluff Properties
Rural-residential homes set along the river, where subfloor moisture management is an important part of any flooring project.
Melbourne Road Rural Estates
Larger acreage properties just outside the village where newer builds sit alongside older farmhouses.

Special Financing Available*

*Subject to credit approval. Minimum monthly payments required. See design consultant for details.

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Delaware, ON flooring questions

Yes. We regularly work throughout Middlesex Centre, including acreages and farm properties well outside the village itself. Our in-home consultation comes to you wherever you are in the area.

We bring a curated selection of hardwood, LVP, tile, carpet, and laminate samples right to your Delaware home, measure your space, and walk you through options in your own lighting before providing a clear estimate.

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