Residential Flooring Contractor

We provide residential flooring estimating services for small and big construction projects. We analyze the costs of residential flooring projects. Considering the fact that Major Construction Projects require several months or even years to complete, the risk of the budget and the entire project being thrown into a tailspin is large especially if the potential fluctuations across the proposed project’s timespan are not accounted for.

We have done residential flooring estimate projects for homes, apartments, hostels, hotels, etc.

Frequently Asked Questions ( FAQs)

What are residential floors?

Residential flooring is meant for the home, meaning it needs to be warm and inviting and reflect your personal taste as a homeowner. Typically, homeowners are in search of new flooring when they’re looking to modernize the look of their home.

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Which is better vinyl or laminate?

Vinyl is a better choice when you need water resistance, lifespan, and durability in your flooring. Meanwhile, laminate is preferable if you want a more stylish appearance, lower costs, and a comfortable feel underfoot.

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How much does it cost to install 1000 square feet of laminate floors?

The average cost to install laminate flooring is between $8 and $17 per sq. ft., including labor and material costs.

Laminate Flooring Installation Cost Per Square Foot.

Room Size	Average Costs (Installed)
600 sq.ft.	$3,800 – $8,800
1,000 sq.ft.	$6,300 – $14,700

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How much does it cost to install 1000 square feet of hardwood floors?

The average cost to install hardwood floors on 1,000 sq. feet is between $6,575 and $10,820 with most homeowners spending about $8,127 for materials and professional labor.

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Installing new flooring in your home is one of the best ways to increase its market value. But it’s also a great way to elevate your living space, taking it from drab to fab in short order.

Calculating the quantity of flooring material required for a large commercial building project can be a time-consuming operation. The flooring estimates method based on manual calculations may be appropriate for small home construction projects. However, for large commercial projects, construction estimating software such as Planswift or Bluebeam, among others, may be beneficial to the project manager. You can outsource floor estimators to a reputable firm like ours. This will save you a meaningful amount of time, which you can devote to other parts of handling bids and the supply chain.

Estimate Florida Consulting helps to win more construction projects to increase the profit of your company. A general contractor, subcontractor, architect, developer, floor contractor, etc can use our floor estimating service.

Laminate Flooring Cost

Laminate flooring installation costs between $8 and $11 per square foot. The labor cost to install laminate flooring is $34/hour plus the contractor’s 15%–20% fee. The cost of installing laminate floors in a 330-square foot living room is between $2,180 and $3,470 with the average homeowner paying $2,475.
Laminate floors are made from wood waste products. The little wood bits leftover from cutting lumber are subjected to high heat and pressure, forming a particle board. It’s covered with a high-quality photograph of wood or stone and then covered with a transparent layer called a “wear layer,” which is a highly durable plastic.

Laminate Flooring Installation

Remove Tongue

Inspect each plank before beginning installation. For the first row along straight walls, remove the tongue on all long side joints and the short side of the first plank using a table saw.
Trace and Cut

For uneven walls, trace contour with a compass on the tongue side of the plank, and cut with a jigsaw.
Assemble First Row

Assemble the first row with tongue side way from the wall. Insert the end tongue into the end groove and rotate downward to assemble. Keep planks aligned and joints closed.
Provide Space for Expansion

Provide a 3/8” space for expansion on all sides using wooden spacers. Note: Two spacers, thick-side to thick-side, are 3/8”.
Cut for New Rows

Cut the first piece at least 8” long using a table saw. Start new rows using pieces trimmed from the previous row, ensuring at least a 12” end joint offset.
Assemble Second Row

Insert the tongue of the second-row plank into the groove of the first-row plank at a slight angle until the laminate edges meet. Next, rotate down until the joints lock. For the next plank, join the short end of the plank first. You will see a gap on the long-side joints when the plank is rotated down. Raise the outside edge of the plank upward approximately 1”. Keep this angle as you push the plank in until the laminate edges meet. Rotate downward on the plank until the joint locks. Repeat previous steps to complete installation.

Estimate Florida Consulting provides Flooring Installation Estimating services for residential and commercial flooring projects. You just need to upload your plan and we’ll send you the estimate.

Cost To Install Vinyl Flooring

Costs to install vinyl or linoleum flooring run from $5–$12 a square foot. A vinyl or linoleum sheet floor can be installed for as little as $0.94 per square foot and run up to $2.16 a square foot. Planks and tiles run a little more $1.85–$3. Luxury vinyl products can run up to $12 a square foot to install. The average cost to install vinyl or linoleum in a 330-square-foot living room is around $2,445.

Cost Factors

The type of vinyl flooring being installed: sheet, plank, or tile
Removal and disposal of old floor
A new subfloor
The distance your installer must travel and the cost he/she can buy it for
Sealant chosen and application cost

Carpet Installation Cost

Carpet installation costs around $2–$5 per square foot on average for installation, and that is just for the labor. It doesn’t include the cost of the carpet, the pad, the tack strips, or furniture moving, baseboard removing and baseboard replacing. For a typical 330-square-foot living room you can expect to pay $760 for carpet installation and materials.

Cost Factors

Where it’s being installed - If it’s a simple square or rectangular room, the cost of installation should be on the lower end. When you have carpet installed on stairs, around pillars or floor registers, or in small spaces or tricky corners, the price goes up.
You may need new baseboards if you’re replacing old carpet. Removing baseboards/trim can result in the need for new ones, and besides, if you have new carpet, why not have new baseboards?
The subfloor and carpet padding should be in good condition for your carpet to wear correctly. Uneven spots on the subfloor will cause uneven wear on the bottom of the carpet. If that’s the case, it may need to be replaced.
Removal and disposal of the old flooring

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What are the benefits of using our flooring takeoff service?

We are committed to offering the most precise takeoffs and estimations possible at the most competitive prices possible. We have completed hundreds of flooring estimates projects, and our team is well-versed in managing large-scale initiatives. Here are a few reasons why you should work with us:

Our predictions are 99.9 percent accurate in the real world.
Our response time is rapid, ranging from 24 to 72 hours.
You may acquire takeoffs at meagre prices.
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We allow free alterations on all of our work.

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Process To Get Floor Estimate Report

Here I am going to share some steps to get your Floor estimate report.

You need to send your plan to us.

You can send us your plan on info@estimatorflorida.com
You receive a quote for your project.

Before starting your project, we send you a quote for your service. That quote will have detailed information about your project. Here you will get information about the size, difficulty, complexity and bid date when determining pricing.
Get Estimate Report

We do floor estimating and prepare a detailed report for your project. At last you finalize the report and finish the project.