Flooring in College Station, TX
11 flooring companies listed in College Station, Texas. 11 with a phone number and 11 with a website.
College Station accounts for 0% of the flooring companies listed in Texas. Flooring make up 0.2% of Texas listings, compared with 0.2% across all states we cover. That ranks Texas #4 of 4 states for this category.
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Ll Flooring
Bcs Floors
Brazos Valley Floor and Design
Faith Floors and More
Flores Flooring
Hardwood Design Co
Juarez Flooring Installation & Sales
OGS Flooring
The Steamery
Aggieland Carpet One Floor & Home
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How to choose a flooring company in College Station
- Check the license or registration with the Texas licensing board or your city before you hire.
- Get the quote per square foot with removal, underlayment and trim listed separately.
- Ask what the warranty covers for installation, not only the product.
Common questions
How many flooring companies are listed in College Station, Texas?
USA Business Search shows 11 flooring companies in College Station. 11 list a phone number and 11 list a website.
Which ZIP codes do these listings cover?
They include ZIP codes 77845, 77840.
How do I choose a flooring company in College Station?
Check the license or registration with the Texas licensing board or your city before you hire. Get the quote per square foot with removal, underlayment and trim listed separately.
How do I add or fix a listing?
Listings are free. Use Add your business, or the Claim or fix link on any listing.
Should I replace my shower or remodel the whole bathroom in College Station?
If the plumbing and floor are sound, a shower replacement is faster and cheaper. If you need wider doors, a lower threshold or new layout, a full remodel may make more sense. Read the shower vs. walk-in tub vs. remodel guide or get a quote.
