Kitchen Flooring Installation

Built for spills, dropped pans and daily foot traffic. Durable tile, hardwood, luxury vinyl and more, installed on a flat, sound subfloor.

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Overview

About kitchen flooring installation

Kitchen floors face water, heat, heavy appliances and constant traffic, so the material and the installation both matter. A flat, dry, well-prepared subfloor is the foundation of any flooring that lasts.

Continuing the same flooring into adjoining rooms is a popular way to make an open layout feel cohesive, and it can simplify transitions.

What's included

Removal of old flooring
Subfloor inspection and leveling
Underlayment and moisture protection
Material installation
Transitions and trim
Cleanup and finishing

Options

Choices to consider

Porcelain or ceramic tile

Very durable and water-resistant with endless styles; a harder surface underfoot.

Luxury vinyl plank

Waterproof, comfortable and easy to maintain, with realistic wood and stone looks.

Hardwood or engineered wood

Warm and classic; engineered options handle moisture and seasonal movement better.

What affects the price

Cost drivers

Flooring material
Square footage including adjoining rooms
Subfloor condition
Removal of old flooring

Timeline

Most kitchen floors take a few days, with extra time for leveling or curing of some materials.

Before you start

Decide whether flooring runs under the cabinets or stops at them.
Keep leftover material for future repairs.
Let wood flooring acclimate before installation.

Design gallery

Kitchen styles for inspiration

Formal cream kitchen with an arched hood alcove, ornate millwork, brass lanterns and a marble island — Classic
Classic paneled kitchen

Arched hood alcove, detailed millwork, brass lanterns and a marble island on wide-plank floors.

Kitchen with lit glass-front cabinets, a white range hood with wood trim and a polished marble island with leather stools — Traditional
Glass-front cabinetry

Lit glass-front cabinets, a wood-trimmed range hood and a polished marble island.

Open-plan kitchen with a stone waterfall island, fluted wood detailing, glass pendants and large windows — Contemporary
Open plan with a view

A waterfall stone island, fluted wood detailing, floor-to-ceiling windows and generous natural light.

Featured designs are shown for style reference.

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