Plainview, NY 11803 · 140+ jobs

Plainview flooring company.

Plainview's 1960s and 70s split-levels and ranches represent a straightforward but consistent flooring opportunity — the housing stock is relatively uniform, the homeowners are practical, and the installs are clean. The characteristic Plainview home is a bi-level or raised ranch on a quarter-acre lot, built between 1960 and 1978, with a wood-frame subfloor on the main level and a slab-on-grade lower level. That split creates a split flooring recommendation every time: engineered hardwood or solid hardwood for the main living level, COREtec LVP for the lower level. We are in Plainview multiple times a week — our Melville showroom on Broadhollow Road is 10 minutes north via Route 110. That proximity means we can deliver a sample visit on short notice, schedule installs quickly, and be back for punch-list items the same week. It also means we know the Plainview housing stock cold: which streets have slab issues, which bi-levels have radiant heat under the main floor (engineered only — never solid over radiant), and which neighborhoods have the raised-ranch configuration where a floating LVP install is fastest. Kitchen floors in Plainview: waterproof LVP or large-format porcelain are the top choices. Living rooms and bedrooms: engineered hardwood in white oak or maple. Lower levels and family rooms: COREtec LVP. Price anchors: LVP $4.50–$8/sqft; engineered hardwood $7–$11; tile $8–$14; refinishing $3–$4.75/sqft. Free in-home estimate, written quote within 48 hours.