Carpet Line

read moreFrom its humble beginnings in the founder's front yard, Go Green Flooring has grown into Boulder's most trusted provider of eco-friendly flooring options. Jerry Steele broke into the flooring business in 1983 by selling carpet remnants from his yard. Steele has always been guided by environmental principles and in 1984, he opened a 6,000-square foot showroom under the name The Carpet Line. In 2007, the company changed its name to Go Green Flooring to better reflect the many flooring options they offer outside of carpet, as well as their eco-friendly focus.

read moreResilient flooring has been around for a long time. The oldest type of resilient, Linoleum, has been in existence for over 150 years! If you haven't seen the new styles and colors in resilient then you may be in for a surprise! Resilient is the name given to products like linoleum, LVT (vinyl), rubber and similar products because of the flooring's solid nature and it's ability to flex or "give" a little when walked on. What we used to call sheet vinyl now comes in interesting designs and formats.

read moreWe offer residential and commercial carpeting, as well as area rugs, and have an extensive selection of carpets to choose from in our 5,000 Sq. Ft. showroom. We offer wholesale pricing to custom builders and designers, and expert installation of every type of carpet, including custom fabrication of stair runners and custom rugs in any size you need it to be. If you don't see a brand or carpet style you want in our store, we can get it for you! Carpet adds beauty and style to any room. Today, there are thousands of colors to consider.

read moreHardwood flooring is one of the most environmentally green products and Go Green Flooring offers a wide selection of species, styles, and colors to meet your commercial or residential needs. Our solid or engineered hardwood floors are sustainably harvested and made with non-toxic adhesives and finishes. Advantages include its natural warmth and the ability to be sanded and refinished several times, along with some floors' impressive wear resistance. Pre-finished floors should hold up better than those finished on-site, and their warranty comes from the factory, not the installer.