Flooring Specialist in Brighton (14)

A little research goes a long way in finding the best flooring specialist. Look for verified reviews and recommendations to be confident in your hiring choice.

Here are some top tips for finding flooring specialists for your home in Brighton And Hove.

1. Use Checkatrade

Finding trusted tradespeople is fast and easy with search directories like Checkatrade.

Enter a couple of details to see tradespeople checked by us and reviewed by homeowners.

We also check their information and reviews - so you can trust the information you see.

Ready to get started? Search for a flooring specialist in Brighton And Hove now.

2. Ask for recommendations

Get opinions from those you trust so you can have more faith in your hiring choice.

Ask family, friends, and neighbours if they have used good flooring specialists in Brighton And Hove. You might be surprised at how many recommendations you get.

3. Check online reviews

Check what the internet says about a flooring specialist's quality of work, professionalism, and timeliness.

Looking for online reviews is an excellent way to find good tradespeople. It also lets you know what to expect when work begins.

Remember to cross-check your reviews on Checkatrade.

A flooring specialist should undergo professional training, such as an NVG or an apprenticeship.

You can also look for a flooring specialist who’s a member of trade organisations like the Contract Flooring Association (CFA) or the British Wood Flooring Association (BWFA). These members must comply with strict industry standards and best practices.

A flooring specialist should also have public liability insurance. This protects them, you, and your home in the case of accidental damage or injuries.

Yes - often, flooring specialists will provide a free, no-obligation quote. While some may also charge a small fee, it can help you make an informed decision about what style and materials to use.

Whether a small residential property or a large commercial building, a flooring specialist covering Brighton And Hove will visit the site to assess and measure the space. They’ll advise on the best materials for your needs and style.

You may also need to get quotes for any preparation work, such as removing or repairing a subfloor.

A flooring specialist working in Brighton And Hove can usually install laminate in:

• A few hours for a small room
• 1-2 days for a medium-sized room
• 3-5 days for multiple rooms

Alternatively, you're looking at:

• 1-2 days to lay vinyl flooring in a medium-sized room
• 1-3 days to lay hardwood flooring in a standard-size room
• 3-5 days for intricate patterns like herringbone or chevron

Ask a checked flooring specialist how long it'll take for your space.

Yes, some preparation is usually needed before laying flooring. How much depends on the flooring type and the condition of your current floor.

At a minimum, you'll need to:

• Move all furniture and personal belongings to another room
• Remove any fragile items from walls or shelves to avoid damage
• Prevent injuries by keeping pets or children away from the work area
• Remove the existing flooring if necessary - a professional flooring specialist in Brighton And Hove can do this for you
• Prepare the subfloor by sanding it down, vacuuming, and screwing down any squeaky floorboards

Ask your flooring specialists how much they can do for you; some may offer furniture removal or disposal of old flooring.

Short on time? Simply search for flooring specialists in Brighton And Hove or post your job with just a few details. Our tradespeople will contact you directly.

Some popular UK flooring options are:

• Laminate – Affordable, scratch-resistant
• LVT – Great for kitchens and bathrooms
• Hardwood – Durable, premium aesthetic
• Carpet – Good for bedrooms, warm in cold climates

When making your choice, consider longevity, maintenance, and foot traffic.

Head over to our [guide to the best wood flooring] for more guidance.

Yes, many flooring specialists can handle subfloor repairs and lay the floor.

Some of these jobs include;

• Levelling uneven surfaces with screed or plywood

• Installing damp-proof membranes in moisture-prone areas

• Repairing cracks or replacing damaged sections of the subfloor

  Ask your flooring specialist what work is needed on the subfloor before work begins. This way, you can check if extra work, time, and money need to be added to the job.

Most standard flooring specialist quotes should include labour, materials, and VAT. They should include additional services such as rubbish removal, subfloor preparation, and furniture moving.

Check the payment details on the quote to see whether you can pay cash, by card, or by bank transfer.

Laying your flooring yourself can save on labour costs. However, without the right training, mistakes can be costly to fix.

When you hire a flooring specialist, you're paying for more than just the labour - you're also paying for their experience and training.

You might be able to complete small flooring jobs with vinyl or laminate.

But, a tradesperson is a safer and neater option for large or more complex flooring installations.

Post details of your job to compare costs.