Pro or DIY?
Many factors can influence the success of a flooring project, and selecting the right flooring installer for the job is
one of them. Are you planning to hire a professional flooring installer or do you want to install your own floor? The type
of linoleum flooring you choose will affect your decision.
You've decided to hire a professional to install your new linoleum flooring, and you're in luck! Our Find It Locally search directory, located at the top of every page of our website, will help
you locate licensed flooring professionals in your area. It's as easy as entering your zip code.
There are three types of linoleum flooring: sheet, tile and floating. Sheet
linoleum comes in heavy 6'6" rolls and is the most popular type of linoleum floor. One sheet may be all that's needed to
finish an entire project with a minimal amount of seams, making sheet linoleum ideal for rooms where moisture may be present.
Professional installation is recommended, as large sheets of linoleum can prove difficult for a DIY installer to handle.
Use our Find It Locally search directory to find qualified flooring professionals near
you.
Do–it–Yourself types tend to have better success with linoleum plank or linoleum tile flooring. Both are
smaller in size and easier to install than linoleum sheets. Linoleum planks are considered the simplest option of the two
for a DIY project. The planks feature click and lock edges that can be connected without adhesive, while linoleum tiles
require adhesive for installation. Keep in mind installing linoleum planks and tiles will yield more seams in your floor than
sheet linoleum; follow the manufacturer's instructions precisely to ensure the best results.
Regardless of the linoleum flooring and flooring installer you choose, FindAnyFloor.com will guide you through all
aspects of your flooring project.
Professional Installation
You're sure you want a professional to install your new floor, but are you sure about how to locate the best one for the
job? Allow FindAnyFloor.com to streamline the process for you with our Find It Locally search directory.
You can open the directory from any page of our website and instantly get a listing of qualified flooring professionals in
your area, simply by typing in your zip code. Your hunt for the right flooring installer just got a little easier.
As you view our directory listings, you'll notice some of them include the FindAnyFloor.com Certified Seal. The seal
indicates that we've verified the credentials of a professional flooring installer, ensuring they are licensed and certified
to do flooring work. While our listings are current when published, we encourage you to check any installer's qualifications
before choosing them to install your new floor.
There's more to selecting a professional flooring installer than verifying their license. Is the installer bonded and
insured? Will they offer a warranty for their work and if so, what does it cover? Our Ask the Installer section,
located in our Linoleum Flooring Buying Guide, includes these and other
important questions you'll want to pose to a professional flooring installer before any installation work begins. Let this
useful tool help you select someone who is not only qualified to install your floor, but is also the perfect fit for you and
your flooring project.
Do–It–Yourself
If you've decided to install your linoleum floor yourself, let the knowledgeable flooring professionals at
FindAnyFloor.com assist you. You'll find their expertise in our DIY Linoleum Flooring Installation Guide, a tool that can
lead you through the entire installation process and away from the usual problems DIY installers encounter. Reviewing our
guide ahead of time will save you precious time as your project gets underway.
