Flooring Cost Calculator

Trying to figure out how much hiring a rental property flooring installer would cost? Try out our helpful calculator to find out now.

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How Much Does it Cost to Hire a Rental Property Flooring Installer?

The cost to hire a flooring installer for your rental property can vary based on the type of laminate flooring, material quality, and job-specific factors like subfloor condition or old floor removal. On average, laminate flooring installation ranges from $6 to $11 per square foot, depending on region and project complexity. Factors like location, floor level, and premium materials can increase the overall price. Be sure to use the rental property flooring cost calculator above to get a fast, tailored estimate based on your property’s exact specifications.

Floor Installation Job Cost Calculator Formula

Total Flooring Cost = Square Footage × ((Base Material Price × Material Quality Multiplier + Base Install Rate + Old Flooring Removal + Subfloor Repair) × Flooring Level Multiplier × Location Type Multiplier)

How the Floor Installation Job Cost Calculator Works

The PropertyBuild Flooring Installation Cost calculator provides an estimate for the total cost of installing laminate flooring in your rental property. It accounts for key factors like the flooring type, material quality, square footage, and job-specific conditions that may affect pricing. By entering details about your property and project scope, you’ll receive a tailored cost estimate to help with budgeting and planning.

Flooring Type – Select the best type of flooring for your rental property. This can include laminate, vinyl, hardwood, carpet and tile.
Material Quality – Choose the quality level of your flooring material: Economy, Standard, or Luxury. Each option adjusts the cost based on finish, durability, and appearance.
Square Footage – Enter the total area (in square feet) that needs new flooring. The size directly impacts the material and labor costs.
Remove Old Flooring? (Yes/No) – Indicate whether existing flooring needs to be removed. Choosing “Yes” will increase the estimate to include demo and haul-away costs.
Subfloor Repair Needed? (Yes/No) – Let us know if your subfloor needs repair before installation. Selecting “Yes” will account for added labor and prep work.
Flooring Level – Specify whether the flooring will be installed on the Ground, Second, or Basement level. This may affect labor complexity and handling.
Location Type – Select whether your property is in an Urban, Suburban, or Rural area. Location impacts pricing due to labor rates and material logistics.