Carpet and Flooring Suppliers

All floors need to be durable - they take more wear and tear than any other piece of your house - but this does not mean that you should buy the most hard-wearing.

Experienced flooring retailers will know as much as an installer for what product is right for your home. From hardwood floors to vinyl flooring and carpet, there are nearly as many surfaces to walk on as there are home styles to build.

For affordability, look towards carpet tiles and floating floors, while timber flooring and slate tiles are up the higher end.

A pro can help to ensure that your home’s floors start off and stay in top form.

What Does a Carpeting and Flooring Professional Do?

Carpeting and flooring professionals help homeowners choose the correct floor covering for their project, working with them to determine things like carpet pile, stone thickness and durability, and tile size and finish. After completing the installation (which includes removal of the old flooring, if applicable, and surface prep), they may also handle follow-up maintenance: shampooing carpets, polishing wood floors, repairing cracked tile, sealing stone.

Your carpeting and flooring professional might work closely with contractors, interior designers and others in the home building and home improvement `industry. Here are some related professionals and vendors to complement the work of flooring installers: .

What does a Flooring Installation Contractor do?

Hire a Flooring Installation Contractor if your floor troubles are beyond the rug solution. From timber flooring to a laminate flooring installation, a specialist will take care of your sanding, polishing and floor covering needs. Look for a Flooring Installation contractor based on past work and referrals - all available on Houzz.

A flooring professional isn’t just about floor sanding or parquetry flooring either. Look to this professional for help with outlining your entire flooring project - from design to material for the floor coverings. For instance, if you’re after hardwood flooring, you’ll want a contractor who's just as skilled with inlay designs as he/she is with installing floor boards.

Questions to ask a prospective carpeting and flooring professional:

• How long have you been in the business?
  
• How many projects like mine have you completed?
  
• May I see examples of previous projects?
  
• Who will be working on the project? Are the workers employees or subcontractors?
  
• What training and licensing do you have?
  
• Can you provide me with references?
  
• How much do you charge, and what does that include?
  
• Will I be responsible for providing materials?
  
• Can you give me a written estimate?
  
• Do you offer a warranty?
  
• When can this job get done?
  
• What happens when the cost exceeds the budget? What about changes to materials or labor pricing?
  
• Are there any important considerations or concerns you foresee with this project?
  

Find a carpeting and flooring professional on Houzz. Narrow your search in the Professionals section of the website to carpeting and flooring. You can also look through photos to find examples of carpeting and flooring that you like, then contact the professional who worked on them.

Find carpet & flooring suppliers near me on Houzz

Before you hire a carpet & flooring supplier, browse through our network of 1,036 carpet & flooring suppliers. Read through home owner reviews, check their past projects and then request a quote from the best carpet & flooring suppliers near you.