Flooring Installation
New flooring can change how an entire home looks, feels, and connects from room to room. The Flooring & Remodeling Shop helps homeowners plan and install flooring with the surrounding space in mind, from individual rooms and open living areas to transitions, trim, stair landings, and larger remodeling work.
We install a range of residential flooring materials and help you compare options based on your home, design goals, and installation requirements.
Flooring Installation Backed by Remodeling Experience
TFRS combines flooring and remodeling experience to help those details work together across the space.
- 60+ years of combined individual crew experience
- $1 million in insurance coverage
- Flooring, design, and remodeling coordination
- Material selection support
- Plano showroom access
Flooring Installation Services
Flooring options include:
See Our Flooring and Remodeling Work
Real project photography helps you evaluate how flooring looks across an entire space, how it connects with adjoining rooms, and how details such as thresholds, stairs, cabinetry, and trim come together.
Hardwood and Engineered Wood Flooring
Depending on the home and product, the installation may involve solid hardwood or engineered hardwood. The appropriate choice can depend on the installation conditions, subfloor, desired appearance, surrounding materials, and how the flooring needs to connect with adjacent rooms or stairs.
Wood flooring is particularly important to plan carefully when stair treads, landings, cabinetry, or existing wood finishes are nearby.
Luxury Vinyl and Waterproof Flooring
LVP and waterproof vinyl products vary significantly in construction and quality. Choosing one should involve more than selecting a color from a sample.
Room use, traffic, transitions, adjoining floors, existing conditions, and the larger design plan should all factor into the decision.
Laminate Flooring
Its suitability depends on the specific product, room conditions, expected wear, moisture exposure, and the goals for the space.
Tile Flooring Installation
Floor tile should be planned specifically as a flooring system, not treated interchangeably with backsplash, wall, or shower tile.
Tile size, layout, substrate conditions, grout, transitions, adjoining flooring heights, and surrounding finishes can all affect the completed floor. When tile flooring is part of a kitchen or bathroom renovation, coordinating those decisions with the rest of the room can also produce a more cohesive result.
Material Selection and Showroom Support
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Installation Scope: Preparation, Transitions, and Stair Coordination
Before new flooring goes down, the existing conditions and the way the floor connects with surrounding spaces need to be considered.
Depending on the agreed scope, that can include:
- Existing floor removal
- Subfloor or slab evaluation
- Preparation or leveling needs
- Doorway and room transitions
- Thresholds
- Baseboards and trim
- Closets and detailed cuts
- Adjoining flooring
- Stair landings
- Connections to stair treads
Flooring and Staircase Coordination
Flooring and stairs often meet in highly visible areas of the home.
When hardwood or other flooring connects with stair treads, landings, railings, or nearby rooms, planning those elements together can help produce a more consistent finished appearance.
Because TFRS also handles staircase remodeling, flooring and stair related decisions can be coordinated when both are part of the work.
Choosing the Right Flooring
If you have already selected a flooring material, the next step is determining how it fits your home and installation conditions.
If you are still deciding, focus first on the factors that matter most to you: appearance, durability, maintenance, moisture exposure, adjoining rooms, and budget.
For a deeper material comparison, see Hardwood vs. Luxury Vinyl Plank: Which Is Right?.
Our Flooring Installation Process
Consultation and Site Assessment
We discuss the rooms involved, existing flooring, desired look, and the larger goals for the space.
Material and Design Selection
Flooring options are compared based on the home, performance needs, design direction, and budget.
Scope and Preparation Planning
Existing conditions, transitions, adjoining rooms, stairs, and preparation requirements are considered before installation begins.
Walkthrough & Warranty
We review every detail with you and back our work with a written 1-year installation warranty.
5. Completion
The completed flooring is reviewed as part of the overall space and agreed scope.
What Affects Flooring Installation Cost?
Factors may include:
- Flooring material and product selection
- Total square footage
- Number and layout of rooms
- Existing floor removal
- Subfloor or slab condition
- Preparation or leveling requirements
- Stairs and landings
- Closets and detailed cuts
- Transitions between flooring materials
- Baseboards and trim
- Installation method
- Furniture or appliance logistics
- Unexpected site conditions
Learn more about what affects flooring installation cost.
Related Remodeling Services
This page covers our overall flooring installation services and material options. For homeowners looking specifically for local information, visit our Flooring Installation in Plano, TX page.
Other Remodeling Services:
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Flooring Installation FAQs
Which flooring materials do you install?
TFRS flooring work includes hardwood, engineered hardwood, luxury vinyl, waterproof vinyl, laminate, and tile flooring. The best option depends on the room, existing conditions, design goals, maintenance preferences, and overall scope.
Do you remove existing flooring and prepare the subfloor?
Removal and preparation requirements depend on the existing conditions and agreed scope. During planning, the existing flooring and underlying surface are evaluated so required preparation can be identified before installation.
Can new flooring be coordinated with stairs and adjoining rooms?
Yes. Flooring should be planned around transitions, adjacent rooms, stair landings, and other visible connections. When flooring and staircase work are part of the same scope, those elements can be considered together.
Can I visit the showroom or get help selecting flooring?
Yes. TFRS offers material selection support, and homeowners can visit the Plano showroom to compare options and discuss their flooring needs.
Can flooring be coordinated with a larger remodeling project?
Yes. Flooring is often connected to kitchens, bathrooms, staircases, and other interior improvements. When multiple parts of the home are being updated, coordinating materials and finish decisions early can help the spaces work together.
Ready to Plan Your Flooring Installation?
Schedule a Free Flooring Consultation and talk with The Flooring & Remodeling Shop about the right approach for your home.
The Flooring & Remodeling Shop
2830 W. 15th St. Ste. 1, Plano, TX 75075
Showroom Hours:
Monday – Friday: 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Saturday: 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Sunday: Closed
Walk-ins welcome. Appointments recommended for design consultations.