If you do plan on doing the work yourself, we can help! We'll spend the time to talk to you about your particular project so that you are prepared and confident.

To help you estimate how much your new lamiante floor will cost, we've broken down a typical job into its different parts. For each part of the typical job, we've given the low and high estimates for you. All estimates in the chart are per square foot.

These estimates do not include costs which vary greatly such as:

1) taking up the existing floor. Laminates can be laid on top of most other flooring sufaces except carpet. If carpet is currently on your floor, or if you want to remove the existing floor, you can either remove it yourself or include cost in your estimate to hire someone else.

2) the cost of any trim pieces. This cost varies greatly by each job. The amount and type of trim you need depends on the number of doorways and how much other flooring your laminate will butt up against. The bottom chart shows the cost of our different trim pieces.

Call us if you have any questions. We'd like the chance to help you!

(Last updated on Tuesday, July 31, 2007)