Don’t start with the flooring. Start with your home.
Answer 8 questions about your rooms, household, subfloor and budget. We’ll show you which floors fit, what they’ll cost, and what we’d rule out.
2 minutes · No contact details · No obligation
After Find My Floor, three things happen
What should I buy?
- Engineered hardwoodStrong fit
- CarpetStrong fit
- Luxury vinylGood fit
What will it cost?
- Materials and installation$12,000–$17,250
- Removal, prep, trim$3,620–$7,990
Who should install it?
- Tell us about the project once1
- Hear from local installers2
- Compare price and scope3
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Find the floor that fits your house.
Eight questions, then a shortlist with the reasons, the watch-outs and what we’d rule out. Not a list of products: what makes sense for your particular house.
17 home floors. Answer the three questions and watch the list narrow.
Four of FlooringFAQ’s 21 materials sit this one out: carpet tile and VCT are commercial floors, and terrazzo and polished concrete are rare in a house.
Faded floors were ruled out, numbered by the answer that did it.
What will your flooring project cost?
Priced the way a quote will be: the floor, then removal, subfloor prep and trim. Change any of the four and every line recomputes.
- Materials$6,000–$8,250
- Installation$6,000–$9,000
- Removal, carpet$1,500–$2,250
- Subfloor prep$1,500–$4,500
- Trim$620–$1,240
National averages, materials and labor, with the old floor removed and new baseboards. Includes a provisional allowance for subfloor preparation; your actual project may require less or more. Local labor moves the range.
Typical installed, per sq ft: Carpet and laminate$4–$9Vinyl plank and tile$6–$11Hardwood$8–$19Tile and stone$9–$40.50All cost guides →
Ready for actual quotes?
You’ve already done the hard part.
Illustrative proposals, not actual contractor quotes
- Rooms
- Dry living space, most of the house
- Floor
- Engineered Hardwood
- Size
- 1,500 sq ft
- Subfloor
- Concrete slab
- Floor budget
- $8 to $12 / sq ft, installed
- Our estimate
- $15,620 to $25,240, all in
- Floor
- Installation
- Trim
- Floor
- Installation
- Trim
- Stair work
- Floor
- Installation
- Trim not included
Professionals quote from your brief. You compare scope, price and what’s included, against our estimate.
No obligation. No contractor ranked for money. Nothing is sent until you say so.
Independent by design.
You’re trusting us with what floor you choose, what you spend and who you call. This is what that trust rests on.
No paid recommendations
Flooring brands can’t pay to improve their position in your results.
No-pressure introductions
You decide whether your project is sent to professionals.
Real project costs
We account for installation and common project costs, not just the price of the material.
Transparent business model
We explain how FlooringAppointment makes money and whether it affects the recommendations.
Ready to move forward?
Find your floor. Estimate your project. Compare local professionals.
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