About
4th Generation Flooring
Cody Griffith Owner, Flooring Expert
In 1946 my great-grandfather began one of the most well-known and respected hardwood flooring companies in central Indiana. After learning from and working with my family (Father and Grandfather) for many years, I realized that hardwood floors were my passion as well.
At 4th Generation Flooring, we combine old school knowledge and craftsmanship with modern day technology and customer service to give you the best final product. I bring over 20 years of hands-on experience, passion, and desire to provide you with the very best possible hardwood floor for your home.
I understand that hardwood floors are a very big investment, and because they are such, we take our time to ensure that you are completely satisfied with all aspects of the process.
Your consideration for any of your hardwood flooring needs (installations, sand and refinishes, or repairs) is greatly appreciated. I strive to earn your business.
What Makes Us Different?
You have a lot of options when it comes to selecting a hardwood flooring contractor in our area. How do you choose the right one?
Below you will find some reasons that we believe distinguish us from others.
Certifications
We put a very high value on continuous education and training, we do this in order to stay current with industry trends and advancements. Continious education and keeping up with industry trends help to ensure that you are getting the best products and practices for your investment.
- DuraSeal Certified Stain and Finish School and also a member of their Council of Experts
- LOBA Certified
- WAKOL Certified
- Lagler PST Certified
- BONA Certified
- BONA Ambassador
- GreenGuard Certified
- NWFA Members: Ongoing education and certifications
Questions to Ask Other Potential Vendors
- What is your dust
containment process? Do they have vacuums, air scrubbers, etc? - Are you insured? Should
something happen in your home, will they have the insurance to cover it? - Do you have references (it
might be good to ask for a current reference, and one from the past to see how their work is holding up) - Who will actually be doing
the work on my floors? Is it someone who is personally invested, or someone that is just showing up to a job? - How long will it take? Are
they Rushing through the process, skipping steps, or keeping you in a construction zone for longer than expected? - How far out are you booked?
It’s nice to get immediate service, but you should probably be weary if that’s the case. Why aren’t they booked? Sometimes jobs get bumped or pushed back and those do create openings, but most reputable flooring contractors are booked out 3- 8+ weeks.