Flooring Services in Miami, FL

You must remove all furniture, decor, and breakable items from the room. We also recommend clearing out closets and removing anything hanging on the walls.

The timeline depends on the material and size. An average-sized room takes about 1 to 3 days, with hardwood requiring extra time for cutting, staining, and finishing.

Sometimes. This depends on the new material (e.g., floating floors like luxury vinyl often can) and whether the existing floor is clean, level, and securely attached.

The subfloor must be flat, dry, and clean. Prep work (leveling, patching cracks, removing moisture) is often an additional charge necessary to guarantee the new floor’s integrity.

For high-moisture areas, choose waterproof materials like ceramic/porcelain tile or Luxury Vinyl Plank (LVP), as solid hardwood is not recommended below grade or in wet spaces.

Acclimation is the process of allowing the flooring material to sit in the installation room for 48–72 hours so it can adjust to the room’s temperature and humidity before being installed. This prevents future warping or gapping.

Yes. New flooring is often slightly thicker, which may require us to “undercut” door casings or shave the bottom of doors so they can open and close smoothly over the new floor.

This is usually an optional add-on service. Always confirm if the quote includes the moving of heavy items like refrigerators, washers, and large cabinets.

A professional installer should offer two warranties: one from the manufacturer (covering the material) and one from the installer (covering the quality of the labor/workmanship).

Installers typically calculate 5% to 15% extra material (called “waste factor”) to account for cuts, trimming, and staggering seams, depending on the material and room complexity.