Old, worn, or uneven floors change how a whole room feels. Texas Pro Remodeling installs new floors in Dallas homes and handles the full job, from tear-out and subfloor prep to the final walkthrough. We install hardwood, luxury vinyl plank, tile, laminate, and carpet, and we do it as part of clean, well-run projects that hold up in North Texas homes.
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Texas Pro Remodeling is a Dallas remodeling contractor that installs and replaces residential flooring across Dallas and the wider DFW metro. We help you compare materials, prep the subfloor correctly, and install floors that fit how you use each room. Call us for new floors, a floor replacement, floor repair, or flooring installed as part of a larger remodel.
We install every common residential floor type and handle the prep work most jobs need first. Our flooring services in Dallas include:
We help you pick the right material, prep the surface so the floor sits flat and stays put, and finish the details that make a floor look clean and last.
Every room has different demands. The best floor depends on moisture, traffic, comfort, and the look you want. Here is how the common options fit Dallas homes.
Solid hardwood adds the most resale value and refinishes many times over its life. It suits living rooms, bedrooms, and main living spaces. In Dallas, hardwood needs proper acclimation and a moisture check before it goes down, especially over a slab. We install prefinished boards for a faster, cleaner job, or site-finished floors when you want a seamless look or need to match existing wood.
Engineered hardwood gives you a real wood surface over a more stable core. It handles humidity swings and slab moisture better than solid wood, which matters in North Texas. It is a common pick for open floor plans and rooms where solid hardwood is risky.
LVP is the most popular floor we install right now. It is waterproof, stands up to pets and kids, and looks like wood for less money. It is a strong choice for kitchens, entries, laundry rooms, and busy family homes. Standard vinyl works for tighter budgets and utility spaces.
Laminate gives you a wood look at a budget price and resists scratches well. It is water-resistant, not waterproof, so we keep it out of bathrooms and wet areas. It is a practical pick for bedrooms and low-moisture rooms.
Tile and natural stone handle water, heat, and heavy traffic. They fit bathrooms, kitchens, entryways, and laundry rooms. Larger formats and detailed patterns take more layout and setting time, which affects both the look and the cost.
Carpet still gives the most comfort underfoot for bedrooms, media rooms, and stairs. We install it with the right pad so it feels good and wears evenly.
Before we install, we check for:
Skipping this step is why floors squeak, gap, lift, or wear unevenly a year later. We handle it up front so the finished floor stays flat and quiet.
Most flooring problems in Dallas start under the floor, not on top of it. Two things drive that. Many Dallas homes sit on slab-on-grade foundations over expansive clay soil, so slabs move with the seasons and can go out of level. Older neighborhoods like Oak Cliff, Lakewood, and East Dallas often have pier-and-beam homes with wood subfloors that squeak, sag, or dip over time.
Flooring cost in Dallas depends on the material, the size and shape of the space, how much prep the subfloor needs, and whether old flooring has to come out first. Labor in the Dallas and Fort Worth metro tends to run a little higher than the wider state average because of strong demand.
Here are typical installed price ranges in the Dallas area for 2026. These cover material and labor and are a planning guide, not a quote.
Material | Typical installed cost (per sq ft, Dallas 2026) |
Carpet | $3 to $7 |
Laminate | $3 to $8 |
Luxury vinyl plank (LVP) | $4 to $9 |
Engineered hardwood | $6 to $14 |
Solid hardwood | $7 to $15 |
Tile (ceramic and porcelain) | $7 to $20 |
Natural stone | $10 to $30+ |
Common add-ons and prep
Most single-room and mid-size Dallas jobs land in the low four figures. Whole-home hardwood runs higher. For an accurate number, we look at your actual rooms, your subfloor, and the material you want, then give you a fixed quote. For a full breakdown, see our Dallas flooring cost guide.
Most Dallas flooring companies only do floors. We are a full remodeling contractor, so we can install your floors on their own or as part of a larger project. That helps when new flooring touches other work, like a kitchen or bathroom remodel, new baseboards and trim, or a room addition.
One contractor means one schedule, one point of contact, and floors that line up cleanly with cabinets, trim, and transitions. If your project is bigger than floors, we can also handle your kitchen remodeling and bathroom remodeling in the same job.
Timeline depends on the size of the space, the material, and how much prep the subfloor needs. Carpet and floating floors like LVP and laminate usually go in fast. Hardwood and tile take longer because of cutting, setting, spacing, and finishing. During the estimate, we check the space and give you a clear timeline before we start.
Timeline depends on the size of the space, the material, and how much prep the subfloor needs. Carpet and floating floors like LVP and laminate usually go in fast. Hardwood and tile take longer because of cutting, setting, spacing, and finishing. During the estimate, we check the space and give you a clear timeline before we start.
A quality flooring project starts with the right process. Our team follows a step-by-step installation approach that helps improve appearance, durability, and long-term performance.
We inspect the room, review the existing floor, and confirm the best installation method for the material you choose.
Old flooring comes out, the subfloor is cleaned, and any damaged or uneven areas are corrected before the new floor goes in.
For materials like wood, we allow time for acclimation to cut future movement and improve long-term stability.
Our crew installs each plank, tile, or section with careful measurements, clean cuts, and proper alignment.
We complete transitions, trim, and edge work so the finished floor integrates cleanly with the rest of the space.
We inspect the work, handle final touch-ups, and leave the area clean and ready to use.
Not every job is a full new floor. We also handle floor repair, floor replacement, subfloor repair, and floor leveling. If your floor squeaks, dips, has water damage, or has boards and tiles that are lifting, we find the cause and fix it. When a floor is past repair, we remove it and install a new one.
A good floor comes down to prep, accurate installation, and a crew that handles the details. Dallas homeowners choose us because we:
Replacing old flooring can completely change the look and feel of a room. Our flooring projects show how the right material, proper prep, and professional installation can turn worn, damaged, or outdated floors into cleaner, stronger, more attractive surfaces.
Whether the goal is a more modern look, easier maintenance, or better performance in high-traffic areas, we build each flooring plan around the needs of the space and the people using it.
It depends on the material, the size of the space, and the prep needed. As a 2026 guide, installed costs in Dallas run roughly $3 to $8 per sq ft for carpet and laminate, $4 to $9 for LVP, $6 to $15 for hardwood, and $7 to $20 for tile. Removal, subfloor repair, and leveling add to that. We give a fixed quote after we see the space.
Sometimes. Floating floors like LVP and laminate can often go over sound, flat existing floors. Other cases need the old floor removed first, especially if it is uneven, damaged, or would raise the floor too high at doorways. We check the subfloor and tell you which approach fits.
Both give a wood look for less than hardwood. LVP is waterproof and better for kitchens, bathrooms, and busy homes. Laminate is water-resistant, usually costs a bit less, and works well in bedrooms and dry rooms. We install both and can show you samples side by side.
Not always. It depends on the material you have now, the material you want, and the condition of the subfloor. When removal is needed, we handle the tear-out and haul-off as part of the job.
We can move standard furniture as part of the project. It helps to clear small items, breakables, and closets ahead of time. We confirm what to expect during the estimate.
LVP is usually the top pick. It is waterproof, scratch-resistant, and easy to clean. Tile and some engineered hardwood also hold up well. We match the floor to your rooms and your household.
A single room can be same-day for carpet or floating floors. Larger jobs and tile or site-finished hardwood take longer. We give you a clear timeline before we start.
Yes. We are a full remodeling contractor, so we can install your floors on their own or inside a kitchen, bathroom, or whole-room project, with one crew and one schedule.
We install flooring across Dallas and nearby DFW communities. In Dallas, that includes neighborhoods like Lakewood, Oak Cliff, Preston Hollow, Uptown, and East Dallas. We also serve Fort Worth, Arlington, Plano, Frisco, McKinney, Irving, Garland, Mesquite, Grapevine, Richardson, Coppell, and Allen.
If your floors are worn, dated, or uneven, we can help. Get a clear scope, honest pricing, and floors built for how you live.