FLOORING AND CARPET INSTALLATION SERVICES
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Flooring and carpet companies are often one and the same, but the skills needed are not necessary similar.  

Although not  particularly difficult work, good installers employ 'tips of the trade' to do the job right and with minimal fuss.

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Things to Know Up Front:

• Unless they work for large homebuilders, these businesses tend to be very small to medium sized concerns.  In Texas at least, many of these companies are small family businesses. 
• Installation pricing is fairly uniform, usually a function of the square footage involved and the type of material used.   
• Installation costs are lowest with carpet or roll out products like linoleum.   
• Measurement is important.  Make sure you obtain more than enough to do the job  - with some left overs.  Trying to color match different lots later on often results in shade variations.​
• Some multifamily HOA's restrict hard surface flooring on other than ground floors due to the potential for noise transference.  Check before you install. 

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Special Notes About This Type of Work/Vendor:

• When estimating, try to separate the material purchase from the installation cost.  This ensures you can do apples-to-apples comparisons on costs.

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• The key to this industry is stability - Flooring installers, particularly carpet installers come and go all the time.  Preferred Providers on this list have been in business for several years.​ ​

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• Some installers focus on carpet.  Some on tile, some on wood and engineered wood products.  Avoid asking a specialist in one material to install a material they may lack experience with.  For instance, wood and tile installations often require preparation steps that carpet installers don't know much about. 

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• Hard surfaces installed above the ground floor can accentuate sound transference to  the rooms below.  Many types of hardwood floors are designed to use padding  under the finished surface that help with sound reduction.

  

• With any wood flooring, leave the new materials in the home - unboxed- for a few days. They normally expand or contract a bit as they adjust to the humidity of your home.  (Don't be pressured into skipping this step - if a floor expands after it is laid it will 'lift' at edges and joints, ruining the installation)​

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RECOMMENDations

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Lupe Rojas  (Tile Installation) 
469 569-4643

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Impact Flooring - Pending
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Our Service Area includes the following Cities:
City of Dallas , City of Allen, TX, City of Richardson, TX, City of Garland, TX, City of Addison, TX  City of Carrollton, TX, City of Grand Prairie, TX,City of Richardson, TX, City of Highland Park, TX,  City of Mesquite, TX, City of University Park, TX, City of McKinney, TX  ​