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Find and compare the top flooring companies in one place. Read verified customer reviews, check ratings, and shortlist brands and installers that handle hardwood, vinyl, laminate, tile, and carpet projects.
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Register Your Business →The largest flooring manufacturers Shaw, Mohawk, Armstrong, Mannington, Tarkett, and a handful of others supply most of the materials sold in the U.S., from carpet and hardwood to luxury vinyl plank, laminate, and tile. Alongside them sit national installers and local flooring contractors who handle the measuring, sourcing, and fitting.
A good flooring company usually covers three things:
The popular flooring brands you'll see across these listings are the ones consistently ranked by Consumer Reports and similar review bodies for durability, scratch resistance, and water resistance.
Picking the right company matters as much as picking the right material. A premium plank installed badly will fail faster than a budget plank fitted properly. Use the filters and reviews on this page to compare on the points that actually predict a good project.
Brochure pages list features. Reviews tell you whether the install crew showed up on time, whether the foreman returned calls, and whether the company stood behind a warranty claim two years in. ConsumerAffairs analysis shows reliability is the single biggest source of complaints in this category 90% of reviews that mention reliability are negative.
Filter by what matters for your project:
If your project pairs new flooring with other trades, the reviews on related categories like interior design services and carpentry contractors follow the same format, so you can vet every supplier through the same lens.
For finishing work that often runs alongside flooring projects baseboards, trim, paint touch-ups the reviews of local painting contractors help round out a full renovation shortlist.
Sort the listings on this page by rating, review count, or location. Open any listing to see the full breakdown products offered, service area, certifications, and the most recent customer reviews. Vistiqo aggregates verified reviews across the largest flooring companies and independent installers, so you can compare in one place instead of stitching together search results.
Frequently asked questions about Flooring Services.
Shaw Industries and Mohawk Industries are the two largest flooring manufacturers in the U.S. by revenue, followed by Tarkett, Armstrong, and Mannington. These companies own most of the well-known sub-brands you see on showroom floors, including Pergo, COREtec, Quick-Step, and Anderson Tuftex.
Professional flooring installation typically ranges from about $1,500 to $4,700 for an average home, depending on material and square footage. Hardwood runs $3–$6 per square foot before installation, laminate $1–$5, and luxury vinyl plank $2–$7. Subfloor prep and removal of old flooring are usually billed separately.
Luxury vinyl plank, engineered hardwood, and porcelain tile all hold up well in high-traffic spaces. Brands like Shaw, COREtec, Mohawk, and Pergo are commonly recommended for durability, scratch resistance, and water resistance the three factors that decide how long a floor lasts in a busy home.
A standard package includes a manufacturer's product warranty (15–25 years on premium materials) and a separate installation warranty from the installer (usually one year on workmanship). Read the exclusions carefully many warranties void if the floor is installed over an unsuitable subfloor or exposed to standing water.
Neither is automatically better. National companies like Empire Today and LL Flooring offer wide product selection, financing, and standardized processes. Local installers often know the climate, subfloor conditions, and building codes better, and reviews tend to be more accountable. Compare both on the same project.
Most residential installs take one to three days for a single room and four to seven days for a whole-floor project. Hardwood and tile take longer than laminate or vinyl plank. Acclimating wood flooring to the home for 48–72 hours before install adds time but reduces warping later.
