Yes, all our vetted partners are required to provide a free in-home flooring inspections to determine the best replacement options for your space.

We specialize in hardwood, luxury vinyl plank/tile, carpet, laminate, and tile flooring. In some regions, not all flooring services are provided. Make sure to check with one of our team memebers.

Most flooring installations are completed in just 1–3 days, depending on the size of the project.

LVP, laminate, and tile are excellent choices. They resist scratches, moisture, and stains better than most other options.

In most cases we take care of removing and disposing of your old flooring before installing the new one.

Yes, sometimes flexible financing options are available so you can upgrade your home without the big upfront cost.

Yes. Every flooring professional in the Floor Replacement Network is fully licensed, insured, and vetted for quality workmanship. We only partner with installers who meet our strict standards for experience, safety, and professionalism, so you can feel confident knowing your home is in qualified hands.

We proudly serve homeowners throughout the United States. Service availability may vary by location, but we match you with the closest qualified flooring specialist in your area. If you’re unsure whether we cover your address, simply request a free quote - we’ll confirm your service area instantly.

Yes. All installations completed through the Floor Replacement Network include a workmanship warranty, and most flooring products also come with a manufacturer’s warranty. Coverage details vary by material and installer, but we make sure you understand exactly what’s included before your project begins. Our goal is to give you peace of mind long after your new floors are installed.

Absolutely. Your specialist will guide you through material options based on your home, lifestyle, and budget. We explain the pros and cons of each flooring type so you can make a confident, informed decision.

Most homeowners can be scheduled within 24–48 hours. Availability varies by location, but we always work to get someone out as quickly as possible.

No. Measurements are included as part of your free flooring consultation. We assess the space, answer questions, and provide accurate pricing — all at no cost.

In some cases, yes. Materials like LVP and laminate can often be installed over existing surfaces if the subfloor is level and structurally sound. Your specialist will confirm during your inspection.

We recommend clearing small items, unplugging electronics, and making sure pets are secured. Your installers will handle the heavy lifting and protect your home during the process.

Yes. Most installation teams can move basic furniture as part of the service. We’ll let you know if larger or specialty items require special handling.

Yes. If we find uneven areas or dips in your subfloor, we can level them before installation to ensure your new floor looks and performs perfectly.

Often, yes. Squeaks usually come from loose subfloor panels or nails. Installers can secure these areas before laying your new flooring.

Hard-surface floors like LVP and laminate can be walked on immediately. Glue-down flooring and certain hardwood finishes may require 12–24 hours to cure.

Yes — most homeowners stay during the project. There may be some noise and limited room access, but the process is safe to remain at home.

Yes. Your specialist brings a range of samples so you can see colors and textures directly in your home’s lighting.

Very durable. It's scratch-resistant, waterproof, and designed to withstand high-traffic areas. It’s one of the most popular materials for busy households.

Durable, easy-to-clean options like LVP, laminate, and carpet (in certain rooms) are ideal. They handle spills, toys, and high foot traffic well.

Yes. Updated flooring — especially hardwood, engineered wood, or high-quality vinyl — can significantly boost resale appeal and home value.

Yes. We recommend moisture-resistant options like LVP or carpet with specialized padding for basements.

Yes. Many materials — including engineered wood, vinyl, and tile — are compatible with radiant heat. We’ll verify with the manufacturer before installation.

Waterproof materials like LVP, LVT, and tile are best for kitchens because they handle spills and moisture extremely well.

Tile and LVT are the top choices due to their full water resistance and long-term durability.

Use a microfiber mop, hardwood-safe cleaner, and avoid excessive water. Keep pet nails trimmed and use furniture pads to prevent scratches.

Most carpet lasts 7–10 years depending on usage, material, and household traffic. High-quality carpet can last significantly longer.

Yes. Many materials, especially LVP and laminate, allow for spot repairs or plank replacements.

Use blinds, curtains, or UV-protective films on windows. Rugs and mats can also help minimize exposure in high-light areas.

Just contact us. We’ll review the situation and coordinate with your installer to resolve it quickly. Your peace of mind is our priority.