How much does a new floor cost?

Material with waste, installation and extras, by floor type. No sign-up.

Floor area (ft²) Paint type

LaminateVinyl / LVTHardwoodCeramic / porcelain tile

Material quality

BasicMid-rangeHigh-end

Material waste

8%10%15%

Remove the existing floor

Not neededFloating floorCeramic tile floor

Extras

UnderlaymentLevel the subfloorNew baseboardTransition strips

Doorways (transition strips) Add sales tax

Adjust unit prices

Indicative prices for the United States in 2026, before sales tax, per ft², ft and gallon. Sales tax varies by state and city (about 7% on average, and often only on materials): check “Add sales tax” and set your rate below. Replace the prices with your area's or your company's: the estimate updates.

Laminate material (per ft²)Vinyl material (per ft²)Hardwood material (per ft²)Tile material (per ft²)Laminate installation (per ft²)Vinyl installation (per ft²)Hardwood installation (per ft²)Tile installation (per ft²)Underlayment (per ft²)Remove floating floor (per ft²)Remove tile floor (per ft²)Leveling (per ft²)Baseboard (per ft)Transition strip (each)Sales tax % (US average ≈ 7%; 0–10% by state, often on materials only)

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How we calculate: Material = ft² × (1 + waste) × price × quality; installation per actual ft². Baseboard ≈ 4.2 × √ft². Duration at about 375 ft²/day (130 for tile). An indicative estimate, not a firm quote. Prices vary by area, the condition of the home, access and the contractor.

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