Dwell
What does a new floor cost?
Every home is different, so we quote after we measure. Here is what moves the price, so nothing is a surprise.
Price factors
What moves the price.
Square footage
The size of the area sets the base for labor and material.
Your material
Hardwood, vinyl plank or laminate, and the product you choose.
Subfloor condition
Leveling, repairs and preparation under the new floor.
Old flooring removal
What is on the floor now and what it takes to remove it.
Layout and stairs
Angles, obstacles, stairs and patterned layouts.
Transitions and furniture
Transitions between rooms, thresholds and furniture moving.
By material
How the three floors compare.
| Floor | Upfront cost | Moisture | Long term |
|---|---|---|---|
| Laminate | Most budget-friendly | Keep away from ongoing humidity | A solid value for dry rooms |
| Vinyl plank | Budget-friendly | Water-resistant | Best value for many homes |
| Hardwood | Usually the highest | Best in dry living areas | Can often be refinished |
Room calculator
How much floor do you need?
Quick check for a square room: mark 3 ft along one wall and 4 ft along the other. The diagonal between the marks should read exactly 5 ft.
Plan for about
185 sq ft
168 sq ft of floor, plus 10% for cuts and waste.
Diagonal and patterned layouts need more. We confirm the real number when we measure your home.
Free estimate
Get a clear quote.
We measure, explain and put it in writing before work begins.
