FAQ

FAQS

Frequently Asked Questions

Answer: Clear the area of furniture and personal items. Remove any breakable objects, and ensure pets are safely out of the way. Depending on the type of flooring, you may need to remove existing flooring and baseboards or have professionals do it.

Answer: The timeline depends on the type of flooring and the size of the space. Hardwood may take several days to weeks (including acclimation), while laminate or vinyl can often be installed in a day or two.

Answer: It’s not mandatory, but it can be helpful to be available in case questions or issues arise. Ensure the installers have access to electricity and water if needed.

Answer: It depends on the type of flooring. Some floors, like vinyl or laminate, can be installed over certain existing materials. For hardwood, tile, or damaged surfaces, removal may be necessary.

Answer: Costs vary based on the material, square footage, and labor. On average, expect to pay $3–$10 per square foot for installation, excluding materials.

Answer: Durable options like vinyl plank, tile, or engineered hardwood are excellent for high-traffic areas. They resist wear and tear and are easy to maintain.

Answer: Many flooring types like laminate and vinyl require underlayment for added support, moisture protection, and soundproofing. Check the manufacturer’s recommendations for your flooring.

Answer: DIY installation is possible for options like laminate, vinyl, or click-together hardwood. However, professional installation is recommended for hardwood, tile, and carpeting for the best results.

Answer: Most flooring types, like vinyl or laminate, can be walked on immediately after installation. For glue-down flooring, you may need to wait 24–48 hours. Hardwood may require additional time if sealed.

Answer: Use manufacturer-recommended cleaning products. For hardwood, avoid excessive water; for carpets, vacuum regularly; and for tile, clean grout periodically. Use mats or rugs to protect high-traffic areas.

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