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Ranges are national figures from published cost guides, not quotes, each credited in our guides.
Before you hire
All guides- RulesAsbestos in old floor tiles and sheet vinylWhich old floors can contain asbestos, what not to do with them, and the federal work rules a flooring company follows when it takes them up.
- CostsWhat carpet installation costsThe published national range for new carpet with installation, what taking up the old carpet adds, and why a small room can cost more than the per square foot price suggests.
- RulesDo you need a permit for new flooring or subfloor repair?What the model residential code says about permits for floor covering and for subfloor and joist work, and each state's rule, with where to ask.
- CostsWhat new hardwood floors costPublished national ranges for solid and engineered hardwood floors, installed, for a room of about 250 square feet, and for taking up the old floor and replacing subfloor.
More guides: What it costs to refinish hardwood floors, What tile floors cost and What vinyl plank and laminate floors cost.
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