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Flooring installers near you

Hardwood, vinyl plank, tile, carpet and refinishing. Tell us about your project and we connect you with up to 3 local flooring installers, with a reply within 24 business hours.

Close up of a herringbone wood parquet floor

Get up to 3 quotes

Reply within 24 business hours.

FreeNo cost to get matched
Up to 3 installersNot a long list of callers
Local prosNear your ZIP code
24 business hoursReply time

Which floor fits your home?

Pick a floor type to see where it works best.

Room with newly installed hardwood floor

Floor types compared

FloorWater resistanceRefinish?Good rooms
Solid hardwoodLowYes, several timesLiving, dining, bedrooms
Engineered hardwoodModerateDepends on wear layerMost rooms, over concrete
Luxury vinyl plankHighNoKitchens, basements, busy homes
LaminateModerateNoLiving areas, bedrooms
Porcelain tileVery highNoBathrooms, kitchens, entries
CarpetLowNoBedrooms, family rooms

General guidance. Check the specific product and installer's recommendation for your space.

Questions to ask any flooring installer

Who does the install?

The company's own crew or subcontractors. Both can be fine, just know who is coming.

What prep is included?

Removing old floors, leveling the subfloor and moving furniture are often extra.

Moisture testing?

Over concrete, a moisture test protects wood and many other floors.

What is the warranty?

Ask about both the product warranty and the installer's workmanship warranty.

Insurance and license?

Ask for proof before work starts.

Written quote?

Get scope, materials, prep and cleanup in writing.

What drives flooring cost

Flooring installer laying a new floor in a home
  • Floor typeMaterial cost varies widely between products.
  • Area and layoutMany small rooms, stairs and closets take more labor than one open space.
  • Subfloor prepLeveling, repairs and moisture barriers add cost.
  • RemovalTaking out old tile or glued floors is slower than pulling carpet.
  • PatternHerringbone and diagonal layouts take longer and waste more material.

How it works

  1. Tell us the project

    Floor type, area, ZIP code and timing.

  2. We match local installers

    Up to 3 pros near you who install that floor.

  3. Compare and hire

    They contact you, measure and quote. You choose.

For flooring installers

Flooring installers and contractors: get project requests from homeowners and businesses near you, for the floor types you install. Each request goes to at most 3 pros.

Join as an installer

Installer working in an empty room before flooring installation

Common questions

Is Floor Near Me a flooring company?

No. We are a matching service. We find flooring installers near you who do your type of floor, and they contact you to quote. You hire the one you choose.

Does it cost anything?

No. Getting matched is free for homeowners and businesses. Installers pay us for project requests they accept.

How many installers will contact me?

Up to 3. We do not sell your request to a long list of companies.

Do installers supply the flooring?

Many do, and some install flooring you buy yourself. Say which you prefer on the form.

Should I get an in home measure?

Yes. A good installer measures the space and checks the subfloor before giving a final price.

What about licensing and insurance?

Requirements vary by state and city. Ask each installer for proof of insurance and any license your area requires before work starts.