Luxury Vinyl - Hardwood – Carpet
Northport Flooring America was founded in 1947 by Arthur J. Chamberlin. In 1993, we merged with the full-service flooring company, Flooring America family, and we rebranded our business as Northport Flooring America. We are well known for specializing in luxury vinyl flooring, tile flooring and laminate flooring. Our neighbors in Rootstown understand that our team – Northport Flooring America – will always provide them with the cost-effective, durable, and low-maintenance laminate flooring, luxury vinyl flooring, and tile flooring they desire. These are just a few of the countless reasons that the Rootstown business owners and homeowners bring all their flooring needs to Northport Flooring America.
Rootstown has over 8,000 residents and is found in Portage County, Ohio. Northport Flooring America is approximately 18 miles northwest of Rootstown at 661 West Portage Trail Ext. in Akron, Ohio. Northport Flooring America’s professionals possess the necessary background and talent to help its Rootstown customers with all their laminate flooring, luxury vinyl flooring, and tile flooring installations. As a branch of a 500-store nationwide company, Northport Flooring America is capable of delivering the lowest prices and the most exceptional bargains to homeowners and business owners throughout the region. Northport Flooring American is not only able to provide its Rootstown customers with the most remarkable personal service, but we are well known for regularly surpassing all their flooring needs.
Rootstown customers know they can count on Northport Flooring America to deliver the highest quality, multipurpose laminate flooring, luxury vinyl flooring and tile flooring that they deserve at a price they can afford. When Northport Flooring installs your flooring, it will only look expensive! To make an appointment with Northport Flooring America, call us at 234-206-3792. Our convenient business hours are: 9 AM–6 PM, Monday–Friday; 10 AM–3 PM Saturday; and we are closed on Sundays.
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