Flooring installation in Terre Haute

Floors that start with the subfloor

We install LVP (luxury vinyl plank) and laminate, engineered hardwood and tile. A lot of flooring problems start underneath. A subfloor that isn’t flat telegraphs through LVP, and a subfloor that flexes cracks tile and grout. So before the new floor goes down, we check the subfloor and fix what needs fixing.

Flooring can be a job on its own or one part of a bigger one, like a bathroom remodel. Our crew are professionals at high-end finishes, including tile, millwork and trim, and co-owner Ryan Bolinger runs the day-to-day on every project. We install floors in Terre Haute, Brazil, West Terre Haute, Clay City, Sullivan, Clinton, Linton, Greencastle and the towns around them, and in Marshall, Paris and Casey, Illinois. Our office is at 300 Ohio Street, Suite E. We don’t take walk-ins, so please call first if you’d like to stop by.

• LVP flooring$11–$13/sq ftPer sq ft, material and install
• Tile flooring$16–$24/sq ftPer sq ft, porcelain or ceramic
• Engineered hardwood flooring$12–$18/sq ftPer sq ft, mid-grade engineered plank

Prices checked October 2026. Every proposal is one all-inclusive price: permits and sales tax built in.

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What flooring costs with us

Some jobs land below that range, because a long, open run with few cuts takes less labor per foot.

We don’t price by the square foot. Every proposal is built from the actual cost of your job — materials, labor, equipment, permits and overhead. The per-square-foot figures here are simply what our past bids have worked out to.

Recent flooring jobs

• Casey, Illinois, 2026. 1,134 square feet of LVP upstairs, material and install. About $14,400, or about $12.70 per square foot.
• Terre Haute, 2026. About 175 square feet of LVP in a basement bedroom, next to a new bathroom. About $2,100.
• One bedroom, about 170 square feet. Old floor torn out and hauled off, then loose-lay sheet vinyl and new quarter-round. About $2,150.

We generally don’t install customer-supplied flooring, because we can’t warranty it. Instead, your proposal carries a per-square-foot material allowance: an amount set aside for the flooring itself, so the job can be priced before you’ve picked the exact plank. The Terre Haute basement bedroom above used $4 per square foot. If the floor you pick costs more or less, the difference goes through a change order.

Tile and engineered hardwood

The tile price assumes porcelain or ceramic in a standard layout, with backer board or membrane and grout; large-format tile and diagonal or herringbone layouts cost more. The hardwood price is for mid-grade engineered plank, floating, glued or nailed, with underlayment and transitions. Demolition and subfloor repair are extra on both. Tile showers are part of our bathroom remodels, where we waterproof with the Schluter-Kerdi membrane system.

What moves the price

• Material. LVP, laminate, engineered hardwood and tile are priced differently, and so are the product lines within each.
• Size and layout. Small rooms, closets and halls with lots of cuts take more labor per foot than a long open run.
• Tear-out. Pulling up and hauling off the old floor. Old tile and its mortar take the most work.
• Subfloor repair. Soft spots, rot around a toilet, or high and low areas that need flattening.
• Transitions and trim. Thresholds between rooms, quarter-round or new baseboard. See finish carpentry.

Your proposal is one all-inclusive price with sales tax built in. A new floor on its own is paid as a 75% deposit and 25% on completion. Flooring inside a larger remodel follows that project’s payment schedule.

Choosing a floor

Floor	Water	What it’s like	Where it fits
LVP	Handles spills and damp rooms well	Vinyl planks with a wood or stone look	Kitchens, baths, basements, whole main floors
Laminate	Most have a wood-fiber core that doesn’t like standing water	A hard, scratch-resistant surface over that core	Living rooms, bedrooms, halls
Engineered hardwood	Like any wood, keep standing water off it	A real hardwood top layer over plywood layers, so it moves less than solid wood	Living areas and bedrooms where you want real wood
Tile	The tile shrugs off water; grout needs care	Hard, cool and long-wearing. Needs a stiff, flat subfloor.	Bathrooms, entries, laundry rooms

How we install a floor

Protect and tear out. We put up ZipWall dust barriers where tear-out would spread dust, pull up the old floor and haul it away. Cleanup happens every day, at our cost.

Check and fix the subfloor. We look for soft spots, rot and high or low areas. Rot around an old toilet is a common find in bathrooms. Anything we find that wasn’t in the scope gets a written change order with its own price, and nothing happens until you approve it.

Install and trim. We follow the flooring maker’s installation instructions, which its warranty generally depends on. Floating floors like LVP and laminate need a small gap at the walls so they can expand and contract, and quarter-round or baseboard covers it. Transitions go in at the doorways.

We work to the NAHB Residential Construction Performance Guidelines, which set measurable standards for things like how far out of level a floor can be.

We don’t take small repairs under about 4 hours, like swapping a few damaged planks.

How a flooring job runs

1. Call or request an estimate — Doug Stoliby, our sales manager, reaches out within 1 business day.
2. Site visit — We measure the rooms, check the subfloor where we can and talk through materials.
3. Budget and scope — In writing, within 5 business days.
4. Proposal and agreement — One all-inclusive price, e-signed in JobTread and good for 7 days.
5. Install — Tear-out, subfloor repairs, the new floor and trim, with change orders in your JobTread client portal.
6. Walkthrough — Punch list, then a Notice of Substantial Completion, which starts your warranty.

Our one-year workmanship warranty covers problems caused by our installation. Product defects go to the manufacturer, whose warranty passes through to you. Warranty visits are scheduled within 7 business days.

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Flooring questions

Ready to talk about your floors?

Send us a few details and Doug Stoliby, our sales manager, will contact you within one business day to discuss your goals, answer questions and schedule a site visit.

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