Common QuestionsFrequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know before booking your flooring project.
What areas do you serve for flooring installation?
We serve the greater Washington DC metropolitan area — Maryland (Bethesda, Chevy Chase, Potomac, Rockville, Silver Spring, Gaithersburg, Columbia), Washington DC, and Northern Virginia (Arlington, McLean, Alexandria, Fairfax, Reston, Tysons Corner). Call us to confirm your zip code.
How long does flooring installation take?
Most rooms (200–300 sq ft) take 1–2 days for hardwood or LVP, 1 day for carpet, and 2–3 days for tile. Whole-home projects typically run 3–7 days. We provide detailed timelines in your free in-home estimate.
Do you offer free estimates for flooring projects?
Yes — we offer complimentary in-home estimates. Our estimator measures your space, reviews subfloor conditions, shows you samples in your home's lighting, and provides a detailed written quote at no cost or obligation.
What does flooring installation cost include?
Our all-inclusive quotes cover materials, professional installation labor, furniture moving (within the room), old flooring removal and disposal, subfloor prep, transitions and trim, and a post-installation walkthrough. No hidden fees — the price we quote is the price you pay.
Is there a warranty on your installation work?
Every 2020 Flooring installation includes a 2-year labor warranty. Manufacturer warranties on materials typically range from 10 years to lifetime, depending on the product selected.
Can you help me pick the right flooring for my home?
Absolutely. Our consultants assess room usage, moisture levels, pet and kid activity, maintenance preferences, and your aesthetic goals — then recommend the best flooring type, species, and finish for your specific situation.
Do you do commercial flooring projects?
Yes. Our commercial division handles offices, retail spaces, restaurants, medical facilities, and multi-unit buildings throughout MD, DC, and VA. We offer after-hours and weekend installation to minimize business disruption.