Flooring Installation FAQs

We install vinyl, laminate, hardwood, and tile flooring. Our flooring installers handle new installations and floor replacement projects. We bring professional flooring services directly to your property.

Denver is our main service area. We also serve - 

• Aurora
• Arvada
• Centennial
• Commerce City
• Boulder
• Littleton
• Thornton
• Erie
• Englewood
• Lakewood
• Broomfield
• Castle Rock
• Golden
• Lafayette
• Westminster
• Parker
• Louisville
• Lone Tree
• Highlands Ranch
• Brighton
• Green Valley Ranch
• Firestone

Yes. Pro Choice Flooring LLC is a mobile flooring company. Our installers travel to your home or property with the tools needed to complete your project.

The best option depends on the room, moisture level, foot traffic, budget, and preferred appearance.

• Vinyl flooring works well in moisture-prone and busy spaces.
• Laminate flooring offers an affordable wood-style finish.
• Hardwood flooring provides natural beauty and long-term value.
• Tile flooring is durable and easy to maintain.

We can discuss your needs and help you compare suitable flooring solutions.

Yes. We provide floor replacement as part of our flooring solutions. The scope may include removing the existing surface, checking the subfloor, preparing the area, and installing the new material.

Flooring installation cost depends on several factors, including:

• Flooring material
• Room size and layout
• Existing floor removal
• Subfloor condition
• Installation pattern
• Trim and transition requirements

Contact us with your project details to request an estimate based on your space.

The timeline depends on the size of the area, chosen material, room layout, and required preparation. A simple project may take less time than a large installation involving removal or subfloor repairs. We can provide a clearer timeline after reviewing the project.

The room should usually be clear of furniture, personal belongings, and fragile items. We will explain any project-specific preparation before work starts. Pets and children should remain away from the active work area.

Yes. A clean, dry, stable, and reasonably level subfloor supports a better installation. Uneven areas, moisture, damage, or loose sections may need attention before the new flooring goes down.

Sometimes. It depends on the new material and the condition, height, stability, and type of the existing floor. Our installers must assess the surface before recommending installation over it.

Some flooring materials may need to adjust to the temperature and humidity inside the property before installation. This is especially important for certain hardwood and laminate products. Always follow the flooring manufacturer’s instructions.

Contact us with the product name, specifications, room measurements, and photos of the space. We can review whether the material is suitable and discuss the installation requirements.

Vinyl is often a practical choice for rooms exposed to moisture. Laminate provides a realistic wood appearance and strong everyday performance. Your decision should consider the room, maintenance needs, product rating, and budget.

Our flooring installation process generally includes:

1. Reviewing the project area
2. Checking the existing floor and subfloor
3. Preparing the installation surface
4. Installing the selected flooring
5. Completing transitions and final details
6. Inspecting the finished work

The exact steps vary by flooring material and property conditions.