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Florida Flooring Companies — Tile, LVP, Hardwood 2026

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Florida slabs are unforgiving — moisture from below, humidity year-round, and our 80°F+ summer floor temps wreck flooring that wasn't installed for the climate. The flooring companies below install large-format tile, luxury vinyl plank (LVP), engineered hardwood, polished concrete, and commercial carpet. Most are licensed installers who include moisture testing, leveling, and proper underlayment — never skip these in a Florida install.

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Florida-Specific Flooring Considerations

What makes flooring different in Florida — salt air, humidity, hurricane code, and the permit + licensing quirks that catch out-of-state transplants off guard.

Tile is king in Florida

Ceramic + porcelain tile dominates Florida because it handles humidity, sand tracking, wet feet after the pool, and occasional flooding. Budget $8-$14/sqft installed for quality porcelain.

LVP (luxury vinyl plank) is the laminate replacement

LVP is the new Florida favorite for bedrooms and living rooms — waterproof, DIY-friendly, and kinder to feet than tile. Spec at least 6 mm plank with a 20-mil wear layer. Anything thinner telegraphs subfloor imperfections.

Hardwood only above grade + well-controlled humidity

Engineered hardwood can work in FL second floors or condos, but solid hardwood on a slab in coastal FL humidity is asking for it. The rare success stories involve whole-home dehumidifier + 65-68°F AC setpoint.

Carpet is rare and shrinking

Florida homes are 80%+ hard-surface flooring. Carpet gets destroyed by sand tracking, pet accidents, and humidity mold. If you prefer carpet, use it in bedrooms only and spec a moisture-resistant pad.

Flooring Brand Comparisons

Not sure which brand to choose? Our side-by-side comparisons cover the top flooring brands for Florida homeowners.

Empire Today vs Lowe's Flooring
Empire Today markets aggressive 'next-day install' and bundles product + install into one inflated p…
Floor & Decor vs The Tile Shop
Floor & Decor is the warehouse giant — massive selection of wood-look porcelain tile and luxury viny…
Lowe's Flooring Installation vs Home Depot Flooring Installation
Both use third-party local installers — quality depends on who shows up, not on the brand. Home Depo…
Shaw vs Mohawk
Shaw and Mohawk are neck-and-neck for Florida flooring. Shaw's Floorté LVP is a top waterproof pick …
Luxury Vinyl Plank (LVP) vs Ceramic/Porcelain Tile
Tile is the traditional Florida favorite — it's coolest underfoot, most moisture-proof, and beloved …
Professional Carpet Cleaning vs Carpet Replacement
Carpet cleaning ($100–$350 for a typical home) is worth doing if carpet is in good structural condit…

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much does flooring cost in Florida?▾
Per-square-foot installed pricing: large-format porcelain tile $7–$14, LVP $5–$11, engineered hardwood $9–$17, solid hardwood $12–$22 (rare in Florida), polished concrete $5–$12. A typical 1,800 sq ft floor swap runs $11,000–$28,000 depending on material and prep work needed.
What's the best flooring for Florida?▾
Large-format porcelain tile is the dominant Florida choice — handles moisture, salt, sand, dogs, and humidity perfectly. LVP is the best wood-look alternative (waterproof, dent-resistant, slab-friendly). Engineered hardwood works in air-conditioned interiors but watch for swelling in laundry/bathrooms. Solid hardwood and laminate are bad picks for FL.
Should I install flooring on a Florida slab?▾
Yes — but moisture-test first. Florida slabs commonly read 10–20% moisture, well above the 4% threshold for hardwood and laminate. Tile and LVP handle 12–18% just fine with proper underlayment. Reputable installers run a calcium-chloride or in-situ RH test before quoting hardwood or engineered floors.
Do Florida flooring installers need a license?▾
Tile and stone installers don't require a state license but should carry liability insurance. Wood and laminate installers under $2,500/job don't need a license. Larger jobs and installs requiring permits (rare for flooring) need a Specialty Floor Covering Contractor license. Always verify insurance.
How long does a Florida flooring install take?▾
1,800 sq ft of tile: 5–9 days. Same area in LVP: 2–4 days. Engineered hardwood: 3–6 days. Polished concrete: 4–7 days (requires multi-day cure). Add 1–3 days if you need leveling, removal of existing flooring, or moisture mitigation.