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1. Bill zomberg

Grand Rapids, MI35 years in business

Based in Grand Rapids, MI, Bill zomberg works as a tile contractor. It has been in business for 35 years. A tile job in Grand Rapids usually begins with measuring and choosing a layout, then demolition of old surfaces down to a sound base. Tile is set, left to cure, grouted, and cleaned. Trim pieces, edge profiles, and sealing of natural stone or cement grout complete the job. Typical jobs for tile installation in Grand Rapids include fireplace surrounds, tub surround tiling, shower niche installation, tile over cement backer board and kitchen backsplashes. Bill zomberg is also listed for handyman and interior painting. Hollow sounds when tapping a tile floor or mold along grout lines in a shower often mean the installation underneath needs attention. Share room dimensions, the tile size and material chosen, and photos of the current surface. Note whether old tile must be removed before new work begins. Tile size, material, and pattern complexity drive labor on most tile jobs. Demolition, waterproofing, and substrate repair add to the scope and the price. Besides Grand Rapids, homeowners in Wyoming, Caledonia and Grandville can reach out for tile installation. Accepted payment methods include Cash, Check, PayPal and Venmo. To get started, send Bill zomberg a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.

2. The Floor Network, LLC

Grand Rapids, MI29 years in business5 employees

The Floor Network, LLC is a hardwood floor installer serving Grand Rapids, MI. A team of 5, the business has been operating for 29 years. Hardwood installation starts with checking the subfloor for flatness and moisture, then laying underlayment and planks in the right direction for the room. Boards are nailed, glued, or floated depending on the product, and trim is set last to cover the expansion gaps left along the walls. Common requests for hardwood floor installation include old carpet removal before install, baseboard and shoe molding reinstall, floating hardwood floors, subfloor leveling and wide-plank flooring. The Floor Network, LLC is also listed for carpet installation. Squeaky or uneven subfloors, water-damaged sections, or a remodel that opens up walls between rooms are common triggers for new hardwood installation. Photos of each room, the chosen wood species or product, and whether furniture moving and old floor removal are needed help an installer quote accurately. Wood species, plank width, and solid versus engineered construction set the material cost. Subfloor repair, stairs, and pattern layouts like herringbone add labor. Customers in Grand Rapids and nearby areas such as Wyoming, Caledonia and Grandville can request a quote. Accepted payment methods include Cash, Check and Credit card. Request a quote from The Floor Network, LLC on Fixerlane and describe the job you need done.

3. perfit

Grand Rapids, MI24 years in business

Based in Grand Rapids, MI, perfit works as a tile installer. It has been in business for 24 years. A tile job in Grand Rapids usually begins with measuring and choosing a layout, then demolition of old surfaces down to a sound base. Tile is set, left to cure, grouted, and cleaned. Trim pieces, edge profiles, and sealing of natural stone or cement grout complete the job. Common requests for tile installation include shower niche installation, large-format porcelain floors, fireplace surrounds, shower wall tile and kitchen backsplashes. perfit is also listed for cabinet installation, carpet installation, countertop installation and dishwasher installation. Cracked or loose tiles, crumbling grout, or water getting behind a shower wall are signs that tile needs repair or replacement before the damage spreads. Mention whether tile is already purchased, the planned height of wall tile, and whether the floor is a concrete slab or wood framing. Tile size, material, and pattern complexity drive labor on most tile jobs. Demolition, waterproofing, and substrate repair add to the scope and the price. Besides Grand Rapids, homeowners in Wyoming, Caledonia and Grandville can reach out for tile installation. Posted hours are Monday to Sunday, 8:00 am to 7:00 pm. Accepted payment methods include Cash. Request a quote from perfit on Fixerlane and describe the job you need done.

4. Wolverine Flooring

Grand Rapids, MI19 years in business

Wolverine Flooring provides hardwood floor refinishing in Grand Rapids, MI. It has been in business for 19 years. Before any sanding in Grand Rapids, furniture comes out, adjoining rooms are sealed off, and dust containment goes up. After sanding and vacuuming, stain and finish coats go down with drying between each, and the rooms stay off limits until the finish has cured. Typical jobs for hardwood floor refinishing in Grand Rapids include carpet adhesive residue removal, buff and recoat, stair tread refinishing, pet stain board replacement and refinishing floors found under old carpet. Homeowners often refinish when uncovering hardwood under old carpet, changing the floor color, or preparing a house for sale or new occupants. Share the square footage of each room, photos of the worn areas, and whether stairs or landings are included in the project. Cost depends on square footage, floor condition, whether stain is applied, the number of finish coats, and any board repairs or stairs. Customers in Grand Rapids and nearby areas such as Wyoming, Caledonia and Grandville can request a quote. Accepted payment methods include Cash, Check, Credit card, Venmo and Zelle. To get started, send Wolverine Flooring a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.

5. Footprints Floors of Grand Rapids/Lansing

Grand Rapids, MI18 years in business20 employees

Based in Grand Rapids, MI, Footprints Floors of Grand Rapids/Lansing works as a hardwood flooring contractor. The business has been operating for 18 years with a team of 20. Hardwood installation starts with checking the subfloor for flatness and moisture, then laying underlayment and planks in the right direction for the room. Boards are nailed, glued, or floated depending on the product, and trim is set last to cover the expansion gaps left along the walls. On their profile, Footprints Floors of Grand Rapids/Lansing lists install type: laminate, luxury vinyl flooring, engineered hardwood, solid wood and tile; property type: residential and commercial. Footprints Floors of Grand Rapids/Lansing is also listed for hardwood floor refinishing. Worn carpet, damaged laminate, or a planned sale often prompts a switch to hardwood, especially in living rooms, hallways, and bedrooms that see daily foot traffic. Provide square footage for each room, the current flooring type, and whether stairs are included. Note if the floor sits on a concrete slab or a wood subfloor. Removal and disposal of old flooring, furniture moving, and trim work affect the total, along with the number of rooms, closets, and cuts involved. Customers in Grand Rapids and nearby areas such as Wyoming, Caledonia and Grandville can request a quote. Posted hours are Monday to Friday, 8:00 am to 5:00 pm. Accepted payment methods include Cash, Check, Credit card and Zelle. To get started, send Footprints Floors of Grand Rapids/Lansing a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.

6. Wolverine Flooring

Grand Rapids, MI16 years in business6 employees

Wolverine Flooring provides hardwood floor refinishing in Grand Rapids, MI. The business has been operating for 16 years with a team of 6. Before any sanding in Grand Rapids, furniture comes out, adjoining rooms are sealed off, and dust containment goes up. After sanding and vacuuming, stain and finish coats go down with drying between each, and the rooms stay off limits until the finish has cured. On their profile, Wolverine Flooring lists special features of current flooring: irregular shape, stairs, radiant floor heating and floor fixtures; property type: residential and commercial. Dark pet stains, boards that feel rough underfoot, and a dull finish that cleaning no longer brightens suggest a sand or recoat. Describe the current finish and color, the look you want, and any boards with deep stains, cracks, or water damage. Buff and recoat jobs cost less than full sanding, while color changes, pet stain repairs, and furniture moving add to the total. Besides Grand Rapids, homeowners in Wyoming, Caledonia and Grandville can reach out for hardwood floor refinishing. Accepted payment methods include Apple Pay, Cash, Check, Credit card and Zelle. To get started, send Wolverine Flooring a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.

7. Grand Rapids Flooring

Grand Rapids, MI16 years in business5 employees

Based in Grand Rapids, MI, Grand Rapids Flooring works as a hardwood flooring contractor. The business has been operating for 16 years with a team of 5. Homeowners choose between solid hardwood, which can be sanded many times, and engineered boards, which handle basements and concrete slabs better. The installer helps match product to the space, lets the wood acclimate inside the home, and plans layouts that avoid awkward slivers at doorways and hallways. Typical jobs for hardwood floor installation in Grand Rapids include engineered hardwood over concrete, wide-plank flooring, nail-down floors over plywood subfloors, old carpet removal before install and unfinished floors finished on site. Grand Rapids Flooring is also listed for carpet installation. Worn carpet, damaged laminate, or a planned sale often prompts a switch to hardwood, especially in living rooms, hallways, and bedrooms that see daily foot traffic. Provide square footage for each room, the current flooring type, and whether stairs are included. Note if the floor sits on a concrete slab or a wood subfloor. Removal and disposal of old flooring, furniture moving, and trim work affect the total, along with the number of rooms, closets, and cuts involved. Besides Grand Rapids, homeowners in Wyoming, Caledonia and Grandville can reach out for hardwood floor installation. Accepted payment methods include Cash, Check and Credit card. To get started, send Grand Rapids Flooring a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.

8. Next Generation Flooring

Grand Rapids, MI15 years in business2 employees

Next Generation Flooring is a hardwood flooring contractor serving Grand Rapids, MI. The business has been operating for 15 years with a team of 2. Expect furniture to be moved, old flooring pulled, and the subfloor fixed where it squeaks or dips. Installation then moves room by room, with cuts around vents and door casings, followed by thresholds, stair nosing, and molding for a clean finished edge where the floor meets other surfaces. Common requests for hardwood floor installation include wide-plank flooring, baseboard and shoe molding reinstall, herringbone pattern floors, nail-down floors over plywood subfloors and subfloor leveling. Next Generation Flooring is also listed for carpet installation. Allergies, pets, or a desire for a floor that can be sanded and refinished later lead many homeowners to replace soft flooring with real wood. Share the target timeline, any known squeaks or soft spots, and how rooms connect so transitions to tile, vinyl, or carpet can be planned ahead of time. Removal and disposal of old flooring, furniture moving, and trim work affect the total, along with the number of rooms, closets, and cuts involved. Customers in Grand Rapids and nearby areas such as Wyoming, Caledonia and Grandville can request a quote. Accepted payment methods include Apple Pay, Cash, Check, Google Pay, Samsung Pay and Square cash app. To get started, send Next Generation Flooring a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.

9. Premier Edge Concrete Solutions

Grand Rapids, MI14 years in business12 employees

Based in Grand Rapids, MI, Premier Edge Concrete Solutions works as an epoxy flooring contractor. The business has been operating for 14 years with a team of 12. Surface preparation decides whether a coating lasts. Concrete is usually ground to open its pores, cracks and pits are filled, and moisture is checked, because coatings applied over dusty, sealed, or damp slabs are prone to peeling and hot tire lift. On their profile, Premier Edge Concrete Solutions lists property type: residential and commercial. Peeling paint on concrete, salt damage from winter driving, or oil spots that never come out often lead to a coating upgrade. Note how the space is used, when it can be emptied, and whether vehicles will need to park elsewhere during curing. Metallic finishes, polyaspartic clear coats, and full flake broadcasts cost more than a basic single-color coating on a sound slab. Customers in Grand Rapids and nearby areas such as Wyoming, Caledonia and Grandville can request a quote. Accepted payment methods include Cash, Check and Credit card. To get started, send Premier Edge Concrete Solutions a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.

10. Honorableway

Grand Rapids, MI9 years in business

Based in Grand Rapids, MI, Honorableway works as a hardwood floor refinisher. It has been in business for 9 years. Not every floor needs a full sand. Floors with light surface wear can often be buffed and recoated, while deep scratches, gray water damage, or a color change call for sanding to bare wood. Damaged boards may be replaced and blended in before finishing. On their profile, Honorableway lists special features of current flooring: irregular shape, stairs, radiant floor heating and floor fixtures; property type: residential and commercial. Homeowners often refinish when uncovering hardwood under old carpet, changing the floor color, or preparing a house for sale or new occupants. Share the square footage of each room, photos of the worn areas, and whether stairs or landings are included in the project. Buff and recoat jobs cost less than full sanding, while color changes, pet stain repairs, and furniture moving add to the total. Customers in Grand Rapids and nearby areas such as Wyoming, Caledonia and Grandville can request a quote. Accepted payment methods include Cash, Check and Zelle. Request a quote from Honorableway on Fixerlane and describe the job you need done.

11. Hehl Remodeling

Grand Rapids, MI4 years in business

Based in Grand Rapids, MI, Hehl Remodeling works as a tile installer. The business has been operating for 4 years. Tile work covers floors, walls, backsplashes, and showers. The installer prepares a flat, stable substrate, lays out the pattern to balance cuts at each wall, sets tile in thinset mortar, and finishes with grout and flexible caulk at inside corners and changes of plane where movement happens. Typical jobs for tile installation in Grand Rapids include fireplace surrounds, shower niche installation, tile over cement backer board, bathroom floor tile and entryway tile floors. Hehl Remodeling is also listed for exterior painting and interior painting. Kitchen or bath remodels, a dated backsplash, or a switch from carpet to a hard floor in an entry or mudroom commonly lead homeowners to hire a tile setter. Mention whether tile is already purchased, the planned height of wall tile, and whether the floor is a concrete slab or wood framing. Tile size, material, and pattern complexity drive labor on most tile jobs. Demolition, waterproofing, and substrate repair add to the scope and the price. Customers in Grand Rapids and nearby areas such as Wyoming, Caledonia and Grandville can request a quote. Request a quote from Hehl Remodeling on Fixerlane and describe the job you need done.

12. Pratt House Customs

Grand Rapids, MI4 years in business

Based in Grand Rapids, MI, Pratt House Customs works as a tile contractor. The business has been operating for 4 years. A tile job in Grand Rapids usually begins with measuring and choosing a layout, then demolition of old surfaces down to a sound base. Tile is set, left to cure, grouted, and cleaned. Trim pieces, edge profiles, and sealing of natural stone or cement grout complete the job. Common requests for tile installation include mosaic accent walls, bathroom floor tile, entryway tile floors, tile over cement backer board and tub surround tiling. Pratt House Customs is also listed for handyman. Hollow sounds when tapping a tile floor or mold along grout lines in a shower often mean the installation underneath needs attention. Include the layout pattern, such as straight, offset, or herringbone, and details like niches, benches, curbless entries, or trim pieces for showers. Tile size, material, and pattern complexity drive labor on most tile jobs. Demolition, waterproofing, and substrate repair add to the scope and the price. Besides Grand Rapids, homeowners in Wyoming, Caledonia and Grandville can reach out for tile installation. Posted hours are Monday to Friday, 8:00 am to 6:00 pm. Accepted payment methods include Apple Pay, Cash, Check and Venmo. To get started, send Pratt House Customs a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.

13. Mitten Flooring

Grand Rapids, MI3 years in business2 employees

Mitten Flooring provides hardwood floor installation in Grand Rapids, MI. A team of 2, the business has been operating for 3 years. Homeowners choose between solid hardwood, which can be sanded many times, and engineered boards, which handle basements and concrete slabs better. The installer helps match product to the space, lets the wood acclimate inside the home, and plans layouts that avoid awkward slivers at doorways and hallways. Common requests for hardwood floor installation include floating hardwood floors, wide-plank flooring, engineered hardwood over concrete, stair tread and riser installation and transition strips and thresholds. Mitten Flooring is also listed for hardwood floor refinishing. Squeaky or uneven subfloors, water-damaged sections, or a remodel that opens up walls between rooms are common triggers for new hardwood installation. Photos of each room, the chosen wood species or product, and whether furniture moving and old floor removal are needed help an installer quote accurately. Removal and disposal of old flooring, furniture moving, and trim work affect the total, along with the number of rooms, closets, and cuts involved. Customers in Grand Rapids and nearby areas such as Wyoming, Caledonia and Grandville can request a quote. Accepted payment methods include Apple Pay, Cash, Check and Venmo. Request a quote from Mitten Flooring on Fixerlane and describe the job you need done.

14. SOTA Building, LLC

Grand Rapids, MI2 years in business

SOTA Building, LLC is a tile contractor serving Grand Rapids, MI. It has been in business for 2 years. Good tile starts under the surface. In wet areas, the installer uses cement backer board and a waterproofing layer before setting any tile. On floors, the base is checked for flex and flatness so tiles and grout lines do not crack later, and large-format tile gets extra attention to lippage. Common requests for tile installation include tub surround tiling, bathroom floor tile, cracked tile replacement, kitchen backsplashes and large-format porcelain floors. Kitchen or bath remodels, a dated backsplash, or a switch from carpet to a hard floor in an entry or mudroom commonly lead homeowners to hire a tile setter. Share room dimensions, the tile size and material chosen, and photos of the current surface. Note whether old tile must be removed before new work begins. Showers and mosaics take more time than open floors. Natural stone sealing, custom niches, and many cuts around fixtures and outlets raise the price. Besides Grand Rapids, homeowners in Wyoming, Caledonia and Grandville can reach out for tile installation. Accepted payment methods include Cash, Check and Credit card. To get started, send SOTA Building, LLC a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.

15. Next Step Floors

Grand Rapids, MI1 year in business2 employees

Next Step Floors is a hardwood flooring contractor serving Grand Rapids, MI. The business has been operating for 1 year with a team of 2. Hardwood installation starts with checking the subfloor for flatness and moisture, then laying underlayment and planks in the right direction for the room. Boards are nailed, glued, or floated depending on the product, and trim is set last to cover the expansion gaps left along the walls. Common requests for hardwood floor installation include engineered hardwood over concrete, nail-down floors over plywood subfloors, old carpet removal before install, transition strips and thresholds and herringbone pattern floors. Worn carpet, damaged laminate, or a planned sale often prompts a switch to hardwood, especially in living rooms, hallways, and bedrooms that see daily foot traffic. Share the target timeline, any known squeaks or soft spots, and how rooms connect so transitions to tile, vinyl, or carpet can be planned ahead of time. Wood species, plank width, and solid versus engineered construction set the material cost. Subfloor repair, stairs, and pattern layouts like herringbone add labor. Customers in Grand Rapids and nearby areas such as Wyoming, Caledonia and Grandville can request a quote. Request a quote from Next Step Floors on Fixerlane and describe the job you need done.

16. GatorGuard Concrete Coatings of Grand Rapids

Grand Rapids, MI3 employees

GatorGuard Concrete Coatings of Grand Rapids is an epoxy floor installer serving Grand Rapids, MI. The business has a team of 3. Surface preparation decides whether a coating lasts. Concrete is usually ground to open its pores, cracks and pits are filled, and moisture is checked, because coatings applied over dusty, sealed, or damp slabs are prone to peeling and hot tire lift. On their profile, GatorGuard Concrete Coatings of Grand Rapids lists property type: residential and commercial. Stained, dusty, or pitted garage floors and concrete that is hard to clean are common reasons homeowners choose an epoxy coating. Share the floor's square footage, photos of its current condition, and whether it has any existing paint, sealer, or coating. Pricing depends on square footage, the condition of the concrete, how much grinding and crack repair is needed, and the coating system chosen. Besides Grand Rapids, homeowners in Wyoming, Caledonia and Grandville can reach out for epoxy flooring. Posted hours are Monday to Saturday. Request a quote from GatorGuard Concrete Coatings of Grand Rapids on Fixerlane and describe the job you need done.

17. Mitten Precision Coatings

Grand Rapids, MI2 employees

Mitten Precision Coatings provides epoxy flooring in Grand Rapids, MI. The business has a team of 2. Epoxy flooring bonds a resin coating to concrete, creating a seamless surface that resists stains, oil, and wear. Most systems include a base coat, optional decorative flakes or metallic pigments, and one or more clear coats that give the finish its durability and sheen. On their profile, Mitten Precision Coatings lists property type: residential and commercial. Mitten Precision Coatings is also listed for hardwood floor refinishing. Peeling paint on concrete, salt damage from winter driving, or oil spots that never come out often lead to a coating upgrade. Mention cracks, pits, or signs of moisture, and describe the finish you want, such as solid color, flakes, or metallic. Metallic finishes, polyaspartic clear coats, and full flake broadcasts cost more than a basic single-color coating on a sound slab. Customers in Grand Rapids and nearby areas such as Wyoming, Caledonia and Grandville can request a quote. Accepted payment methods include Apple Pay, Cash, Check, Credit card and Venmo. To get started, send Mitten Precision Coatings a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.

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