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Arlington, TX flooring installers
Flooring Contractor Arlington installs hardwood, luxury vinyl plank, tile, laminate and carpet, and applies epoxy floor coatings, in homes and businesses across Arlington, TX, with moisture testing and a written, itemized quote before any work begins.
Family-owned · Licensed & insured, Lic. #238190 · Financing available
Flooring services
From a single bathroom to a whole house or a commercial suite, we handle the full job: removal, subfloor prep, installation, stairs, trim and cleanup. Pick a service to see how we approach it in Arlington homes.
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Coatings
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Refinishing & Repair
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Prep & Removal
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Commercial
Repairs and fixes
Most floor failures in Arlington homes come down to moisture, movement or a shortcut during installation. Here is what we diagnose and fix most often, and the numbers we work to.
Tile cracks in Arlington usually trace back to slab movement on clay soil or to thinset that never fully bonded. We tap-test for hollow spots, check whether a crack lines up with a crack in the slab, and replace damaged tiles with your spares or the closest available match. If cracks keep coming back, we explain when an uncoupling membrane belongs under the next install.
1/8 in.max variation over 10 ft for large-format tile substrates (ANSI A108.02)
Wood boards that crown, cup or pull apart are reacting to moisture, either from the slab below, a leak, or big swings in indoor humidity. Replacing boards without finding the cause just repeats the problem. We take readings on the floor and the subfloor, find the source, then repair, refinish or replace only what needs it.
2% / 4%NWFA max moisture difference between flooring and subfloor (wide plank / strip)
Slab leaks, failed supply lines and burst pipes are common in North Texas, and Winter Storm Uri in February 2021 left thousands of area homes with soaked floors. Once the area is dried by a restoration company, we remove what cannot be saved, check the slab or subfloor, and install a matching or upgraded floor.
See water-damaged floor replacement
24 to 48 hrsEPA window to dry wet materials before mold growth starts
Humps, dips and spongy spots make new flooring fail early. Floating LVP and laminate click joints break over low spots, and tile cracks over high ones. We grind high areas, pour self-leveling underlayment into low areas, and re-fasten loose plywood on pier-and-beam homes so the new floor sits flat and quiet.
See subfloor repair and leveling
3/16 in.typical maximum dip over 10 ft allowed by LVP and laminate makers
Gray traffic lanes, pet scratches and sun-faded finish rarely mean the wood itself is ruined. Solid hardwood has enough wood above the tongue to be sanded and refinished several times. If the finish is worn but the wood is not, a screen and recoat restores the sheen in a day without sanding to bare wood.
See hardwood floor refinishing
1/32 in.roughly how much wood one full sanding removes
Plank floors that peak at the seams usually were installed tight against walls or cabinets with no room to expand in Texas heat. Carpet that ripples after a year was usually stretched with a knee kicker instead of a power stretcher. We correct the cause, re-install what can be saved, and replace what cannot.
CRI 105the Carpet and Rug Institute standard that calls for power stretching
Materials we install
Every material has a room, a budget and a subfloor it suits best. We carry samples of each to your estimate so you can compare them in your own light.
Hardwood still adds the most warmth and resale appeal to an Arlington home. Solid 3/4 inch boards suit wood subfloors and can be refinished for generations. Engineered planks put a real oak, hickory or maple wear layer over a stable cross-ply core, so they can be glued to a concrete slab or floated over it. We help you choose species, width, color and finish, then install with moisture readings on file.
Learn about hardwood floor installation and engineered hardwood
1,290 to 1,820Janka hardness in lbf, from red oak to hickory
LVP is a top pick for Arlington rentals, kitchens and homes with pets because the rigid-core versions shrug off spills and scratches. The wear layer matters more than the thickness of the plank: thicker wear layers last longer under dog nails and chair legs. We still check the slab for moisture and flatness, since even waterproof planks can fail over a wet or wavy slab.
Learn about LVP installation
12 to 20 milwear layer range, typical residential to heavy residential and light commercial
Tile is the long-life choice for bathrooms, laundry rooms, entries and kitchens. Porcelain is dense enough for wet areas and busy floors, and wood-look porcelain planks give the look of hardwood with no worry about water. On Arlington slabs, we pay close attention to flatness, movement joints and crack isolation so grout lines stay tight and tiles stay bonded.
Learn about tile flooring installation
0.5%maximum water absorption for porcelain tile under ANSI A137.1
Modern laminate gives a convincing wood look at a lower cost than hardwood, and its tough top layer resists scratches better than many LVP floors. It is a smart pick for whole-home updates, homes being prepped for sale, and bedrooms and living areas. We install it floating over the right underlayment, with expansion gaps and transitions where long runs need them.
Learn about laminate flooring installation
AC3 to AC5abrasion ratings, from most homes to busy commercial spaces (EN 13329)
Carpet keeps bedrooms, game rooms and upstairs spaces quiet and soft underfoot. Most of the difference between carpet that lasts and carpet that ripples is in the pad and the stretch. We help you compare nylon, polyester and triexta fibers, match a cushion to the traffic level, and power stretch every room so it stays tight for years.
Learn about carpet installation
Green Label PlusCRI low-VOC certification for carpet and adhesives
Replacing carpeted stairs with hardwood treads or LVP with matching nosing changes the look of a two-story entry more than almost any other project. Stairs are also where shortcuts show. Adding thickness to the bottom or top step can throw off riser heights, so we plan tread and riser materials to keep every step consistent and code compliant.
Learn about stair flooring installation
7-3/4 in.maximum riser height under IRC R311.7.5, with 3/8 in. max variation
For garages, porches, patios and shops, a coating turns dusty, stained concrete into a floor that wipes clean. We diamond grind the slab, repair cracks and build the system in layers, usually an epoxy base, a full flake broadcast and a UV-stable polyaspartic topcoat that will not yellow when the garage door is open to the Texas sun. Metallic epoxy gives interior rooms a poured-marble look.
Learn about epoxy floor coating
CSP 2 to 3ground concrete profile most coating systems call for (ICRI 310.2R)
Offices, retail, restaurants, medical suites and apartment turns need floors that meet code and go in without shutting the doors. We install glue-down LVT, carpet tile, porcelain and coatings, plan work in phases or after hours, and specify slip-resistant surfaces where floors get wet, with sound-rated underlayment between apartment units.
Learn about commercial flooring
0.42minimum wet DCOF for level interior floors under ANSI A326.3
Real projects
Real before and after photos and videos from homes and businesses in Arlington, Fort Worth and beyond.
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Arlington, TXResidential Garage Floor CoatingFull-flake garage floor coating
Arlington, TXFront Porch and Entry Floor CoatingResin coating with fine flake blend
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Arlington, TXCommercial Warehouse Floor CoatingWarehouse floor coating
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Fort Worth, TXPolyaspartic Flake Garage, Start to FinishPolyaspartic flake system
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Fort Worth, TXPolyaspartic Garage Floor CoatingPolyaspartic flake system
Metallic Marble Epoxy Interior FloorCustom metallic epoxy
Why choose us
ASTM F2170
slab moisture testing on concrete
Most Arlington homes sit on concrete slabs, and moisture coming up through that slab is behind a lot of cupped wood, failed glue and mold under vinyl. We test with relative humidity probes (ASTM F2170) or calcium chloride kits (ASTM F1869) whenever the flooring maker calls for it, check flatness, and recommend products and adhesives rated for the readings we get.
5+ yrs
family-owned, licensed and insured
We are a family-owned business with more than five years of professional experience, licensed under License #238190 and fully insured. We work out of 925-2 W Mitchell St near UT Arlington, a short drive from every Arlington ZIP code and the cities around it, and we know what sits under local floors: 1970s and 1980s slabs, mid-century homes with oak under the carpet, and newer builds in Viridian and Southwest Arlington.
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for an in-home estimate and written quote
Every estimate is free and comes in writing. Material, underlayment, subfloor prep, removal, trim and labor are separate line items, so you can compare our number with any other Arlington flooring bid line by line. If we find something unexpected once the old floor comes up, we stop, show you, and price it before doing any extra work.
Free in-home estimate
Call to book an in-home measure anywhere in Arlington. We bring samples, test the slab or subfloor, and leave you a written, itemized quote.
Mon to Fri 7 AM to 6 PM · Saturday 8 AM to 2 PM · Financing available
Our job-site standards
No surprises on install day. These standards apply to every room we touch, from a single bathroom to a whole house.
We test concrete slabs and wood subfloors before installation and record the numbers on your job sheet.
We check the floor with a long straightedge and fix humps and dips to the flooring maker's tolerance.
Material, underlayment, prep, removal, trim and labor are listed line by line, so you can compare bids.
Floor protection on walkways, plastic dust barriers where we cut or sand, and doorways kept clear.
Debris hauled out, tools stacked, and rooms left usable at the end of each workday.
We walk every room with you, fix anything you flag, and leave labeled spare boards or tile for future repairs.
About us
Flooring Contractor Arlington is a family-owned, licensed and insured crew working out of 925-2 W Mitchell St, a few blocks from the UT Arlington campus, with more than five years of professional experience. Our focus is simple: put the right floor on the right subfloor, and do the prep work that most bids skip.
That means moisture readings on every slab, flat substrates before anything clicks or glues down, and quotes that spell out every line. It is slower than racing through an install, and it is why floors done this way stay flat, tight and quiet for years.
More About UsService area
We install, refinish and repair floors in every Arlington neighborhood and in the cities around it. Estimate visits are grouped by area to keep scheduling quick.
All 14 Arlington ZIP codes, from the UTA campus and downtown to Viridian in the north and the Southwest Arlington subdivisions near Tierra Verde.
The small town surrounded by Arlington, a few minutes west of our W Mitchell St base, with many mid-century ranch homes on original slabs.
Larger lots and custom homes just south of Pantego, where long open floor plans call for careful layout and transitions.
Our eastern neighbor along I-30 and Highway 360, from older homes near downtown Grand Prairie to newer builds around Joe Pool Lake.
Fast-growing subdivisions south on Highway 287 where builder-grade carpet and vinyl are ready for an upgrade.
Just southwest of Arlington off I-20, with a mix of older homes and new construction on bigger lots.
East Fort Worth and the neighborhoods along I-30 and I-20 west of Arlington.
North of Arlington near DFW Airport and Highway 183, with plenty of 1970s and 1980s slab homes.
Mid-Cities homes along Highway 121 and 183, many with original parquet or tile ready for replacement.
Established neighborhoods near North East Mall where refinishing original oak is often an option.
South Irving and the Las Colinas area, including condos and offices that need sound-rated underlayment.
FAQ
Cost depends on the material, square footage, how much prep the slab or subfloor needs, removal of the old floor, stairs and trim. Carpet and laminate usually cost the least installed, LVP and tile sit in the middle, and hardwood costs the most. We give a free, itemized written quote after measuring.
Luxury vinyl plank, porcelain tile, engineered hardwood and laminate all perform well over slabs when the concrete passes a moisture test and is flat. Solid hardwood needs a plywood subfloor over the slab. We recommend a product after testing your slab, not before.
Yes. We check moisture and flatness on every job and use ASTM F2170 relative humidity probes or ASTM F1869 calcium chloride tests whenever the flooring manufacturer requires them. The readings go on your job sheet so you have a record for warranty purposes.
Sometimes. Floating LVP or laminate can go over flat, well-bonded tile or sheet vinyl, which saves removal cost. Carpet always comes up first, and we never cover a floor that is loose, cracked, moldy or too high for doors and transitions. We tell you which option fits during the estimate.
Most single rooms take a day. A 1,000 square foot LVP or laminate job usually takes 2 to 3 days, tile takes longer because of setting and grout time, and site-finished hardwood adds drying days for stain and finish coats. Your quote includes a schedule.
Yes. We remove carpet and pad, tile, wood, vinyl and glue, then haul it away. In older homes we stop and recommend testing before disturbing old vinyl tile or black adhesive that could contain asbestos, following EPA guidance.
We serve all of Arlington plus Pantego, Dalworthington Gardens, Grand Prairie, Mansfield, Kennedale, Fort Worth, Euless, Bedford, Hurst and Irving. If you are nearby and not on the list, call and ask.
Yes. We are a family-owned business, licensed under License #238190 and fully insured, with more than five years of professional flooring and coating experience. Ask for a copy of our insurance certificate with your estimate.
Yes. Financing is available on approved credit for flooring and coating projects. Ask about payment options when you call, and we will include them with your written estimate.
Yes. We install LVT, carpet tile, porcelain tile and other commercial floors for offices, retail, restaurants, medical suites and multifamily units, and we can phase work or schedule after hours to keep your business open.
Call for a free in-home estimate. We measure, test the subfloor and leave you a written quote.
Call (817) 555-0123Mon to Fri 7 AM to 6 PM · Saturday 8 AM to 2 PM · Licensed & insured, Lic. #238190
