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Sienna, TX

Flooring in Sienna, TX

Footsteps Flooring installs and services floors throughout Sienna, TX. A 30-year-old master plan behind a 10-mile levee, where the first homes sold in 1996 sit a few miles from homes finished last year.

Bright open concept kitchen living room showcasing
About Sienna

Floors built for Sienna homes.

Sienna sold its first homes in 1996, behind a 10-mile levee between the Brazos River and Oyster Creek. Thirty years on, it covers about 10,800 acres and roughly 40,000 neighbors, and it dropped the word Plantation from its name in 2019. That long build-out means a Sienna street can hold a 1990s original or a house finished last year. Flooring in Sienna, TX depends on which one you have, and we figure that out at your kitchen table with samples in hand.

Sienna's land has a long and uncomfortable history. Jonathan D. Waters bought it in 1840 and ran a sugar and cotton plantation worked by enslaved people until 1865. It later passed to Thomas W. House and then Thomas H. Scanlan, and from the 1950s until 1972 the Cenacle Sisters ran a retreat there. The community dropped Plantation from its name in May 2019.

The modern community has its own slow-then-fast arc. Johnson Development began work in 1978, including roads and a 10-mile levee for flood protection. The 1980s downturn stalled it, investment from Tan Yu revived it in 1994, and the first homes sold in 1996. By 2009, about 5,000 of 5,200 planned homes were occupied, and the community has kept expanding since. It counted 20,204 residents in the 2020 census, and the developer now describes about 10,800 acres and nearly 40,000 neighbors. Sienna sits mostly in Missouri City's extraterritorial jurisdiction, under a 1996 agreement that ties annexation to build-out.

Carpeted stairs with white balusters above a gray plank floor
Plank flooring through a kitchen into the living room
On the ground

What we run into in Sienna

That thirty-year span is the most useful thing to know about Sienna flooring. A Sienna home could be one of the originals from the late 1990s, a mid-2000s build, or something finished recently in a newer section. Each one points to a different first conversation.

The late-1990s and early-2000s homes are now 20 to 30 years old. Most have already had one round of updates, and the owners we meet are usually ready for the next: a single floor through the downstairs, carpet off the stairs, and baths that no longer look like the year they were built. These homes have had decades on the clay soils common across the Houston area, which swell when wet and shrink when dry, so we check slab flatness carefully and plan for crack isolation under any tile.

The mid-2000s homes are often still wearing a mix of builder-grade carpet and tile, now at the end of its useful life. Big two-story plans with game rooms upstairs make carpet replacement and stairs a large part of these jobs. A common request is matching new upstairs wood to the floor that is already downstairs, or reworking the stair treads and nosing so the whole staircase reads as one piece.

The newest homes have flat, modern slabs, which make for quick, clean installs. Their owners usually want to replace the builder package before it wears out, especially in kitchens and family rooms where kids and pets live.

A word on water. Sienna sits behind levees, with the Brazos to the west and Oyster Creek running south through the middle, and its property taxes include a Levee Improvement District rate for that protection. During Harvey in 2017, Sienna Plantation was among the areas placed under evacuation orders as the Brazos rose, and tornadoes that weekend seriously damaged dozens of homes in one Sienna neighborhood. That history is why so many owners here choose waterproof luxury vinyl plank or porcelain tile for the ground floor. If you want real wood, engineered hardwood is the version built for concrete slabs and humid air, and we can show you where it works best in your plan.

How a Sienna estimate goes. There is no showroom to drive to. We come to you, bring samples for every room you are considering, and measure the whole house so the quote is complete. The in-home estimate is free, booked Monday through Saturday. Flexible payment plans are available for qualified customers, subject to credit approval. Call (346) 396-6398.

Where we work in Sienna

  • Village of Sawmill Lake
  • Logan Pass
  • Fox Bend
  • The Vines
  • Pecan Estates
  • Avalon at Sienna
  • The Woods

Know the area

  • Sawmill Lake Club
  • Camp Sienna sports complex
  • Sienna Golf Club
  • Club Sienna
  • Sienna Branch Library
  • Brazos River frontage trail
  • Oyster Creek
  • 5.0★ from 8 reviews
  • Lifetime Installation Guarantee
Recent work

Recent work near Sienna

  • Hardwood floor in a great room with shuttered windows
  • Gray plank flooring with stair nosing on a step up to a hallway
  • Hardwood staircase seen from the upstairs landing
  • Plank flooring in an entry hall with French doors
  • Carpeted staircase looking down toward the kitchen
  • Plank flooring in a bedroom behind French doors
  • Plank flooring with a matching nosing on a step down
  • Plank flooring in a home office
  • Plank flooring in a walk-in closet
Reviews

Sienna homeowners

  • "If you need flooring work done, hire Next Floors immediately! Working with the owner, Jose Garcia, was an incredible experience. Jose removed the entire upstairs flooring and replaced it with wood that matches our downstairs perfectly, along with installing brand new carpet on the stairs. The result is pure perfection! Jose is beyond trustworthy and honest, and he truly takes pride in his work. He offered a fantastic, high-quality product and executed our agreed-upon plan to absolute perfection. The craftsmanship, precision, and care were top-tier. We couldn't be happier with our transformed home!"
    The Severin Family · via google
  • "We had a great experience with Next Floors installing a carpet runner on our stairs. Jose, our sales representative, was fantastic—very prompt, professional, and clear throughout the entire process. He provided straightforward estimates for both cost and timing, and they were even able to work us into their schedule on very short notice. Joe, our installer, was equally impressive. He came well prepared, worked efficiently, and did an excellent job with the installation. The finished runner looks fantastic and really transformed the stairs. Great service from start to finish. I would highly recommend Next Floors for anyone looking for quality carpet installation and excellent customer service!"
    Craig Albritton · via google
Sienna FAQs

Flooring in Sienna, questions

Our late-1990s Sienna home has carpet on the stairs and in the game room. What are our options?

Many owners swap stair carpet for new treads and nosing, then carry luxury vinyl plank or engineered hardwood through the upstairs landing. Others keep carpet upstairs and step up to a better carpet and pad. We bring samples of each to your home so you can compare them on the actual stairs.

Sienna is behind a levee. Do we still need to think about water when choosing a floor?

It's worth considering. Levees lower the risk, but Sienna was still placed under evacuation orders as the Brazos rose during Harvey. For the ground floor, waterproof LVP and porcelain tile give the most peace of mind.

Flexible financing available

Flexible payment plans for qualified customers, subject to credit approval. Minimum monthly payments required.

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