Well, measure X and Y and figure your square footage and as a general rule add 15%. Some laminate cuts with a utility knife, some with a table saw. That gives you a starting point. No idea what folks charge for labor 4951
The underlayment, laminate and moulding strips will probably run you 2 to 2.5 times your square footage for the least expensive laminate. Installation is super easy but if you have someone do it for you it could be $3-5/sq ft or more (we had a guy help finish up with the last 200 sq ft of one of our homes and it cost around $500 so I'm kinda guessing here). Floor and Decor has a good flooring selection and usually has contractors hanging around that you get call to get a quote. 4951
@Stealth83We actually used Lowes, dude, and after checking with several different Flooring Companies, Lowes was the least expensive, did a really good job, offers a reasonable Warranty, and we were most Satisfied.... 4951
I know getting the old up is hard work. Neighbors decided to save on that part. 1/4 way through scraping that stuff she wished he paid for the job. hers wasn't perfect cause she put down saltio(?) Tile. If you have some down your replacing know to lay new it must be all clean or will be lumpy. 4951
I know getting the old up is hard work. Neighbors decided to save on that part. 1/4 way through scraping that stuff she wished he paid for the job. hers wasn't perfect cause she put down saltio(?) Tile. If you have some down your replacing know to lay new it must be all clean or will be lumpy. 4951
I know getting the old up is hard work. Neighbors decided to save on that part. 1/4 way through scraping that stuff she wished he paid for the job. hers wasn't perfect cause she put down saltio(?) Tile. If you have some down your replacing know to lay new it must be all clean or will be lumpy. 4951
For a 12x12 room I charge $150 for laminate lay-down and 14 round install. Extrapolate from there. Hallways and closets are a little more. Labor only. Floating/leveling is extra. Stairs are $15/ stair. Removal of old flooring not included.Dan the Handyman. 4951
For a 12x12 room I charge $150 for laminate lay-down and 14 round install. Extrapolate from there. Hallways and closets are a little more. Labor only. Floating/leveling is extra. Stairs are $15/ stair. Removal of old flooring not included.Dan the Handyman.
- - - - - - - - >> For a 12x12 room I charge $150 for laminate lay-down and 14 round install. Extrapolate from there. Hallways and closets are a little more. Labor only. Floating/leveling is extra. Stairs are $15/ stair. Removal of old flooring not included.Dan the Handyman.
- - - - - - - - >> - - - - - - - - >> For a 12x12 room I charge $150 for laminate lay-down and 14 round install. Extrapolate from there. Hallways and closets are a little more. Labor only. Floating/leveling is extra. Stairs are $15/ stair. Removal of old flooring not included.Dan the Handyman.
- - - - - - - - >> - - - - - - - - >> - - - - - - - - >> For a 12x12 room I charge $150 for laminate lay-down and 14 round install. Extrapolate from there. Hallways and closets are a little more. Labor only. Floating/leveling is extra. Stairs are $15/ stair. Removal of old flooring not included.Dan the Handyman.
@foxymama: Laminate is a very durable material and holds up well in high traffic areas - like stairs. When installed properly it looks just like wood stairs. I would love to replace the carpet on my stairs with wood or laminate eventually. Much better than the traffic wear I get with the carpet. 4951
With wood you can get exact sizing but laminate only comes in certain widths. Â Seems you would have lines with laminate on stairs cause it isn't as wide as a stair. 4951