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Dick's FlooringSidney, Neb. · Since 1967
Sidney, Neb. · Since 1967Mon–Fri · 12–5 PM

Try on a new floor.

Sunny prairie living room with Shaw Floorté flooring
Now showing · Shaw Floorté

Tap a sample and watch the room change. Then snap a photo of your own room and let our AI lay it down for you, right here, before anybody lifts a pry bar.

Try it in my room (308) 254-3262
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CarpetHardwoodLuxury vinylPorcelain & ceramic tileLaminateSheet vinylMeasured by handInstalled by folks you'll see at the grocery store

The short version

A quick film about how we do things.

Forty-seven seconds, start to finish, and it ends with our number. Turn your sound on before you press play.

0:47Made in Sidney, Neb.
(308) 254-3262

What we lay down

Floors we know by heart.

Six kinds of floor, a few thousand questions answered. Here's the honest scoop on each one.

Compare them all
Farmhouse mudroom with honey hickory luxury vinyl plank, muddy boots and a happy dog01 Waterproof

Luxury Vinyl

Looks like oak. Laughs at muddy boots.

Cozy family room with oatmeal carpet, a child's bare feet and a sleeping cat02

Carpet

Warm toes on January mornings.

Sunlit dining room with red oak herringbone hardwood and a farmhouse table03

Hardwood

The one your grandkids will inherit.

Bright bathroom with sandstone porcelain tile, a checkerboard border and a freestanding tub04 Waterproof

Tile

Built for forever, and easy to love.

Modern living room with light oak laminate flooring and a mid-century lounge chair05

Laminate

The budget-smart wood look.

Cheerful basement family room with sheet vinyl flooring and a ping-pong table06 Waterproof

Sheet Vinyl

Seamless, sensible, surprisingly stylish.

Two short films

Watch, don't guess.

Two questions we answer every week, explained on screen. Sound on, no jargon.

Frame from the hard-floor guide video showing five flooring jargon pills on screenWatch the guide3:45The hard-floor guideWhat the fancy words actually mean, and which hard floor fits your house, your dog and your budget.Sheet vinyl · Luxury vinyl · Laminate · Real wood · TileStart watching
Frame from the carpet guide video showing carpet chapter pills on screenWatch the guide3:41The carpet guideFibers, pile, padding and pet-proofing — the four things that decide whether carpet is right for you.Fiber · Pile · Padding · Stains · PetsStart watching

Both are free. Both are short.

New tricks, old-fashioned help

See it before you buy it.

We built a few clever helpers so you can picture the finished room from your couch. When you're ready, the same friendly faces are still here to make it real.

A dated living room re-floored with hickory plank by the AI visualizer, afterA dated living room re-floored with hickory plank by the AI visualizer, beforeYour room todayHarvest Hickory

AI Room Visualizer

Your room, new floor, 30 seconds.

Snap a photo, pick a sample, and watch the AI lay it down. Drag the slider to compare.

Try it now

Ask the Floor Folks

Straight answers, any hour

Will hardwood gap in our dry winters?

It can! Solid wood shrinks when the air gets dry. Engineered hardwood stays steadier out here, and a humidifier helps any wood floor.

Six decades of trends

We've seen it all come through the door.

1967

Doors open

Avocado green and harvest gold are the colors of tomorrow, and a new flooring store opens its doors in Sidney.

1970s

Shag, glorious shag

Burnt orange, deep pile, and a carpet rake in every hall closet. Yes, a rake. For carpet.

1980s

Mauve-a-palooza

Dusty rose plush, wall to wall to wall. Paired with country-blue geese. We don't talk about it much.

1990s

Honey oak everything

Golden oak floors, golden oak cabinets, golden oak trim. A very golden decade.

2000s

Tuscan travertine

Every kitchen wanted to be an Italian villa. Even the ones looking out on a wheat field.

2010s

Fifty shades of greige

Gray plank took over. Then greige. Then gray-greige. Then everybody got a little tired of gray.

Today

Warm, real & waterproof

Warm woods are back, and now they shrug off snowmelt and muddy paws. Some things come back around.

Trends come and go.

We're still here.

How it goes

Easy as pie. Prairie pie.

From first question to the last baseboard, here's what working with us looks like.

  1. 1

    Stop in or call

    You'll talk to somebody who knows floors and knows Sidney. No phone tree, no call center.

  2. 2

    See it in your light

    Bring a photo, try our AI visualizer, and ask about taking samples home to see next to your couch.

  3. 3

    We measure up

    We come out, measure twice, and walk you through an honest estimate. No surprise line items.

  4. 4

    Install day

    A careful crew, a tidy job site, and a floor done right the first time.

  5. 5

    We stick around

    Questions a year from now? Same number, same folks. You know where to find us.

word gets around

Notes from the neighbors.

“Very friendly, excellent selection, customer service above and beyond expectations.”
— Debbie D.
“Rich and team do splendid work from start to finish!”
— A happy customer
“Amazing service and prices.”
— Carin P.
“Nice people, good product.”
— Norm L.
Weathered hands fanning out flooring samples on a wooden counter next to a coffee mug and tape measure

59 years and we still love the smell of new carpet.

The little things

Some things are worth keeping.

  • 1We pick up our own phone.
  • 2We measure twice. Every time.
  • 3We'd rather lose a sale than sell you the wrong floor.
  • 4Our crew might be your kid's coach.
Read our story
Dick's Flooring storefront at 1800 Illinois Street in Sidney, Nebraska, at golden hour
Mon–Fri · 12–5 PM

Park right out front.

Come wander the samples, bring your measurements (or a rough sketch on a napkin), and we'll take it from there.

1800 Illinois Street, Sidney, NEMon–Fri · 12–5 PM · Mountain Time
Get directions (308) 254-3262Hours & map