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Burlington, Massachusetts

Expert Flooring Installers in Burlington, MA

Burlington homeowners recognize when floors have reached the end of their life. The carpet shows every traffic path. The hardwood has deep scratches and dull finish. The vinyl is lifting at the edges. Many homes in Burlington date back to the 1950s and 1960s, and original flooring that old has taken decades of wear. With over 27 years in the construction industry, we handle every flooring situation. Hardwood, LVP, laminate, tile. We help you choose what works for your home and provide an accurate written quote before work begins.

Local Expertise

Why Burlington Homeowners Choose Faithful Build for Flooring

We work throughout Burlington, from established neighborhoods like Fox Hill to newer developments. Many homes here have flooring that's 30 to 50 years old. Some have solid hardwood hiding under layers of carpet that just needs refinishing. Others need full replacement. We look at what's visible during our initial visit and give you a detailed written quote. If we find subfloor damage after removing the old flooring, we stop immediately, show you what we found, explain your options with clear pricing, and only proceed if you approve.

Licensed & Insured

Family-Owned

27+ Years

Local Experts

Average Investment

$15,000

For flooring in Burlington

Typical Timeline

2-5 days

From design to completion

Permit Information

We handle all permitting through:

Burlington Building Department

781-270-1615

About Our Flooring Services in Burlington

Your floors set the tone for your entire home. In Burlington, where median home values approach $800,000 or more, the flooring you choose affects how your house looks, feels, and holds its value. Worn carpet, dull hardwood, or peeling vinyl makes even a well-maintained home feel dated.

Massachusetts climate is hard on floors. Winter brings sharp humidity drops when heating runs constantly, causing wood to contract. Summer humidity makes it expand. Salt and slush get tracked in from November through March. Flooring installed without accounting for these swings develops gaps, warping, or premature wear. We've seen it all over the years, and knowing what materials handle this climate is part of what makes our installations last.

Material choice matters more than most people realize. Solid hardwood remains the premium option at $15-25 per square foot installed. Oak, maple, and hickory are popular choices that hold up well and can be refinished multiple times over decades. Hardwood adds real value to your home. Studies show 70-80% ROI on hardwood flooring, and many buyers specifically look for homes with hardwood already in place.

Luxury vinyl plank has become a strong alternative. At $10-15 per square foot installed, LVP handles moisture, scratches, and heavy foot traffic better than wood. It works well in kitchens, bathrooms, basements, and entryways where hardwood would struggle. Modern LVP looks surprisingly realistic and stays stable through the humidity swings that cause wood to gap or cup.

Laminate offers a budget-friendly option at $8-12 per square foot. It looks good initially but cannot be refinished, and cheaper versions show wear within a decade. Tile remains the best choice for bathrooms and entryways, running $12-25 per square foot depending on the material. We help you match materials to how you actually use each room, rather than pushing the most expensive option everywhere.

Our process begins with an on-site visit. We look at your existing flooring, take exact measurements, and discuss what you want to accomplish. We assess everything visible, including accessible subfloor areas. Then we provide a written quote with line items so you know exactly where every dollar goes.

Here's how we handle the work. The price we quote covers everything we can see and assess beforehand. Sometimes old flooring hides damage that only becomes visible once we pull it up. Water damage, rot, insufficient subfloor structure. When that happens, we stop immediately and bring you to see what we found. We explain why it matters, present your options with clear pricing for each, and propose a change order. We only proceed with additional work if you give approval. This approach builds trust. We want clients for life, not one-time transactions where people feel blindsided by unexpected costs.

Most flooring projects in Burlington take 2-5 days once we start. A single room might finish in a day. Whole-house installations typically run 3-5 days. Hardwood that needs acclimation adds time before installation, usually 5-7 days in your home to adjust to humidity levels. We handle furniture moving, old flooring removal, and cleanup.

Every installation includes manufacturer warranties on materials plus our workmanship warranty on the installation itself. Most flooring failures trace to installation problems rather than material defects. Proper acclimation, correct underlayment, appropriate expansion gaps, and careful transitions determine whether your floors last 10 years or 30.

We've been in the construction industry for over 27 years under the same family ownership. We show up when scheduled, protect your home during the work, and clean up each day. That approach builds reputation in communities like Burlington where neighbors talk and referrals matter.

What's Included in Burlington

Solid hardwood installation and refinishing
Engineered hardwood for basements and concrete
Luxury vinyl plank (LVP) installation
Ceramic and porcelain tile
Laminate flooring installation
Subfloor repair and preparation
Floor leveling for uneven surfaces
Heated floor systems
Stair treads and risers
Custom transitions and trim work

Our Flooring Process in Burlington

1

In-Home Consultation

We'll measure your space, discuss how you use each room, and show you material samples. We'll talk through options that fit your lifestyle and budget, and you'll get a detailed quote before making any decisions.

2

Material Selection

Once you've chosen your flooring, we order materials and schedule installation. For hardwood and laminate, we deliver materials early so they can acclimate to your home's humidity levels.

3

Preparation

Good flooring starts with good prep. We remove old flooring if needed, repair subfloor damage, and level any uneven areas. This foundation work ensures your new floors lay flat and wear evenly.

4

Installation

Our installers work room by room, maintaining clean, organized work areas. We handle all cuts, transitions between rooms, and trim work. Most homes are completed in 2-5 days depending on size and complexity.

5

Final Details

We install baseboards and transitions, clean thoroughly, and walk through the completed work with you. You'll get care instructions for your specific flooring type so you know how to keep it looking great.

Key Benefits

Expert installation for lasting results
All major flooring types available
Proper subfloor preparation included
Materials acclimated before installation
Clean, professional job sites
Furniture moving assistance available
Dust containment during work
Manufacturer warranty support
One crew from start to finish
Licensed and insured in Massachusetts

Investment Range

Starting From$5,000
Up To$50,000

Pricing varies based on project scope, materials, and Burlington specific requirements.

Ready to Get Started?

Contact us for a free consultation about your flooring project in Burlington.

Request Free Quote(774) 500-3772

Serving All Burlington Neighborhoods

Whether you're near Burlington Town Hall or in the surrounding neighborhoods, Faithful Build brings expert flooring services right to your door.

Burlington Town Hall

Burlington Public Library

Burlington High School

Burlington Mall

Mary Cummings Park

Francis Wyman House

Simonds Park

Burlington Ice Palace

We proudly serve these Burlington neighborhoods:

HavenvilleWest SideAmerican MileTown Common AreaMill Pond Conservation AreaBurlington Mall District3rd Ave DistrictFrancis Wyman Road Historic District

Frequently Asked Questions

Flooring in Burlington: Your Questions Answered

Flooring installation costs in Burlington vary significantly by material. Here's what to expect per square foot, installed: Laminate flooring runs $8-12. Luxury vinyl plank (LVP) costs $10-15. Engineered hardwood typically runs $12-18. Solid hardwood costs $15-25. Tile ranges from $12-25 depending on the material. For a typical 500 square foot project, that translates to $4,000-12,500 depending on your material choice. Whole-house projects for 1,500-2,500 square feet typically run $15,000-50,000. Additional costs to factor in: removing old flooring adds $1-4 per square foot, and subfloor repairs add $2-6 per square foot if needed. Transitions and trim run $200-800. We do a thorough on-site assessment and provide accurate written quotes with line items so you see exactly where every dollar goes before we start.
Finding a good flooring contractor comes down to a few things. First, check their experience and credentials. Look for established companies with real track records, not someone who started last year. Ask how long they've been in business and whether flooring is their focus or a side service. Second, get everything in writing. A reputable installer provides a detailed written quote with line items, not a vague number. They specify materials, quantities, and exactly what's included. Be cautious of contractors who want large deposits upfront or won't commit to pricing in writing. Third, check references and reviews on Google, Yelp, and the Better Business Bureau. We've been in the construction industry for over 27 years. We're licensed and insured, we provide detailed written quotes after an on-site assessment, and we're transparent about everything. If we find hidden issues once the old flooring comes up, we explain your options and only proceed with your approval.
In Massachusetts, late winter through early spring, January through March, often offers the best deals on flooring. Stores clear out old inventory after the holidays, and installation schedules are more open since it's the slow season. Late spring, April and May, brings another round of clearance sales before summer stock arrives. Black Friday and Cyber Monday also offer significant discounts, sometimes 30-50% off. From a practical standpoint, fall installation in September or October works well. Weather is mild, humidity is stable, and you avoid the summer rush. Your floors are ready before holiday gatherings. The worst time to buy is mid-summer when contractors are busiest and prices are highest. If you need summer installation, start planning in March or April to get on schedules and lock in material prices.
Solid hardwood flooring is the timeless choice. White oak in particular has been popular for decades and shows no signs of fading. Its neutral tones work with virtually any decor, and it can be refinished multiple times over its lifespan to match changing tastes. Other timeless options include natural stone tile in entryways and bathrooms, and quality porcelain tile that mimics natural materials. The key is choosing neutral tones rather than trendy colors. Light to medium oak, warm walnut, and classic gray tones age well. Bold colors or unusual patterns date quickly. Luxury vinyl plank is relatively new but its realistic wood looks have staying power. Choose planks that mimic classic hardwood species rather than trendy patterns. Whatever you choose, quality installation matters as much as the material. Properly installed floors look better longer.
A realistic flooring budget depends on your square footage and material choice. Here's a quick guide: For a single room at 150-200 square feet, budget $2,000-5,000. For multiple rooms at 500-800 square feet, budget $5,000-15,000. For a whole house at 1,500-2,500 square feet, budget $15,000-50,000. The material you choose has the biggest impact. Laminate is the most affordable at $8-12 per square foot installed. LVP runs $10-15. Hardwood costs $15-25. Natural stone can exceed $30. A smart approach: invest in hardwood for main living areas where it adds the most value and visual impact, then use LVP or tile in moisture-prone areas like bathrooms and laundry rooms. Add 15% to your budget for unexpected issues like subfloor repairs. Also factor in furniture moving, old flooring removal, and transitions between rooms.
The rule of 3 in flooring is a design principle recommending no more than three different flooring materials throughout your home. It creates visual flow and makes spaces feel connected rather than disjointed. Typically this means: a primary flooring for main living areas like hardwood or LVP, a second flooring for bedrooms often carpet, and a third for wet areas like bathrooms usually tile. The reasoning is simple. Our brains process three elements comfortably. More than three flooring types and your home feels fragmented. Fewer can feel monotonous or miss chances to match materials to function. For open floor plans, some designers recommend just one or two flooring types to maintain visual continuity. The transitions between different materials also matter. Clean, well-executed transitions make multiple flooring types work together seamlessly.
We provide two types of coverage on every flooring project. Workmanship warranty: We stand behind our installation. If something fails because of how we installed it, we fix it. This covers issues like improper acclimation, incorrect expansion gaps, failed transitions, and installation defects. The specifics depend on the project scope and are detailed in your contract. Manufacturer warranties: Your flooring materials carry their own warranties. Quality hardwood comes with 25-year to lifetime structural warranties, with finish warranties varying by product. LVP and SPC typically carry 15-25 year warranties including waterproof guarantees. Laminate usually has 15-25 year warranties. Tile comes with limited manufacturer warranties on defects. We provide all warranty documentation at project completion. Most flooring problems trace to installation rather than materials, and our workmanship warranty exists because we're confident in how we install.
Yes, and some flooring types more than others. According to the National Association of Realtors, refinishing existing hardwood floors yields 147% cost recovery at resale. Installing new hardwood floors yields 118% cost recovery. Hardwood flooring specifically increases home value by 3-5% on average. Homes listed with hardwood floors receive significantly more online views, and 54% of buyers say they'd pay more for a home with hardwood. In Burlington, where median home prices are near $800,000, that 3-5% translates to $24,000-40,000 in additional value. LVP and quality laminate also add value, though less than hardwood. They're particularly valuable in areas where hardwood isn't practical, like basements and bathrooms. Carpet generally doesn't increase value and can decrease it if worn or outdated. Many buyers factor in carpet replacement costs when making offers.

We Also Serve Nearby Communities

In addition to Burlington, we provide expert flooring services throughout Greater Boston and Massachusetts.