Flooring Contractors in Monroe, MI

Flooring contractors install, replace and repair floors throughout the home. They prepare the subfloor, recommend materials for each room and install hardwood, engineered wood, luxury vinyl, laminate, carpet and tile.

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Common flooring services include:

  • Hardwood and engineered wood installation
  • Luxury vinyl plank and laminate installation
  • Carpet installation and stretching
  • Subfloor repair and leveling
  • Stair treads, transitions and baseboards

Hire a flooring contractor when floors are worn, damaged or dated, or when you are remodeling. Sanding and refinishing existing hardwood is a separate category, as is tile-focused work.

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Dalton Flooring Center

Dalton Flooring Center

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Southgate, MI Flooring Contractors

Dalton Flooring Center is a Southgate, MI-based flooring specialist with more than 40 years of experience providing quality, affordable flooring and professional installation for residential and commercial customers. Dalton Flooring Center offers a wide selection of products including hardwood, carpet, luxury vinyl, laminate, gym floors and related brands, and provides services such as hardwood refinishing, shop-at-home consultations, residential and commercial installation, and free estimates delivered by skilled project specialists to help customers plan and complete flooring projects with local expertise.

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Flooring Questions and Answers

What does a flooring contractor do?

A flooring contractor removes old flooring, repairs and levels the subfloor, and installs new flooring such as hardwood, luxury vinyl, laminate, carpet or tile, along with transitions, trim and stair treads.

When is it time to replace flooring?

Replacement makes sense when floors are worn through, water-damaged, loose, stained or dated, or when a remodel changes the room. Water-resistant materials such as vinyl or tile suit kitchens, baths and basements, while hardwood, laminate and carpet are common in living areas. Worn hardwood can often be refinished instead.

How do I choose a flooring contractor?

Ask about experience with the material you want, how they prepare and level the subfloor, and what the estimate includes, such as removal, moving furniture, trim and disposal. Ask about warranties on both materials and installation.

What affects the cost of flooring installation?

Cost depends on square footage, material, removal of existing flooring, subfloor repair, room layout and stairs, moisture barriers and furniture moving.

How should I prepare for flooring installation?

Clear the rooms of furniture and belongings unless moving is included, and remove fragile items from nearby walls. Some materials need to acclimate in the home before installation, so ask about delivery timing.