Divison flooring services inc.

Dorchester, MA · 11 yrs in business

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About Divison flooring services inc.

Listed in Dorchester, MA, Divison flooring services inc. works on installing, refinishing and repairing floors. Divison flooring services inc. has 11 years in business behind it. The crew numbers 5 people.

Hardwood floor installation is one of the listed services. Solid hardwood is usually nailed down over a wood subfloor, while engineered hardwood can also be glued or floated, which makes it a common choice over concrete and in basements. install type on its profile covers laminate, vinyl sheet, luxury vinyl flooring, engineered hardwood and solid wood. When it comes to property type, the profile shows residential and commercial.

Measure the rooms, note what the current floor is and whether it sits over concrete or wood, and say how the new floor should meet doorways and stairs.

Its hours run Monday to Friday all day; Saturday 9:00 pm to 11:59 pm; Sunday all day, so a weekend visit on Saturday and Sunday may be possible. For a job in a nearby town such as South Boston, Roxbury and Dorchester Center, check that it falls within their area.

To get a useful answer from Divison flooring services inc., mention the material you want, whether you have already chosen a product and whether it is bought yet. Look at samples in the actual room, in daylight and at night, before settling on a color or finish.

Written from the details on this listing. Contact the business to confirm the latest.

Quick facts

In business:: 11 years
Team size:: 5 people
Hours:: Mon–Fri all day, Sat 9:00 pm–11:59 pm, Sun all day
Listed for:: Hardwood Floor Installation
Area:: Dorchester, MA
Payment:: Cash, Check, Venmo, Zelle

What to ask before you hire

What does the quote include: removal, subfloor preparation, trim and transitions?
How much extra material do you allow for cuts and waste?
How long will the rooms be out of use, and when can furniture go back?
Will you move furniture and appliances, or should I clear the rooms first?
How do you handle floors that are uneven or damaged underneath?