Hardwood flooring costs$10 to $18 per square foot but lasts longer than most other materials.
Vinyl or linoleum flooring costs $3 to $10 per square foot and is a popular alternative to hardwood.
What type of flooring is best?
Each type of flooring has pros and cons:
Hardwood flooring costs more than other materials but is best for increasing home value.
Laminate and vinyl are easy to install and maintain but don't last as long as hardwood.
Tile flooring is best for bathrooms and kitchens because it's water resistant and long-lasting.
Carpet is comfortable and affordable but harder to keep clean.
Do you tip floor installers?
Floor installers, like most other contractors, do not typically expect a tip. Some may appreciate a tip if you feel they went above and beyond, but some installers who work for large retail companies are not allowed to accept tips.
Who installs flooring?
Professional flooring installers and carpet fitters are the type of contractors that install flooring. Some popular hardware stores like Home Depot and Lowe's offer flooring installation services.
How do I choose a flooring installer?
Start by searching our list of professional flooring installers, then:
Get at least three free estimates to compare.
Read reviews and browse previous work on HomeGuide and Google.
Choose a company that is licensed, bonded, and experienced.
Verify their insurance, warranty, and guarantees.
Get a detailed estimate, contract, and warranty in writing before work begins.
Avoid making large payments up front and come up with a payment schedule instead.
After asking questions and verifying their credentials, hire the best flooring company in your area.
What questions should I ask flooring contractors?
When looking for local flooring companies, consider asking the following questions:
How long have you been in business?
Can I see a portfolio of past work?
Are you licensed, insured, and bonded?
What type of floor material do you recommend for this project?
How do you handle any damage that happens on the job?
Will you hire any subcontractors for this job?
What hours does your crew work? Can I stay in my home during those hours?
How long will the project take?
Will this job need any permits? If so, will you get them?
What does your warranty include?
Can you give me an estimate, contract, and payment plan in writing?
Reviews for Kansas City floor installers
Recent success stories from people in the Kansas City area.
Ryan H.
David was on time and completed my carpet removal quickly and as quoted for the most part. The majority of the the staples were removed and I was unaware that somehow the carpet pad staples on the stair risers are different from the pad staples on the floor. But apparently that’s the case, since that’s what I was told when I inquired about them. All in all a positive experience and a tough job well done and on budget.
Progress Interior Designs
Donna
Beautiful work enjoy my shower and my porch on hot days and no snow on winter days easy to work with THANK YOU!
Welch Contracting LLC
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