In-home estimate
Ask for the measure, get a real number
The estimate is done in your home, after the rooms are measured. Send the form below or call (615) 277-5678, Monday to Friday, 9 to 5.
Or call (615) 277-5678 — Monday to Friday, 9 to 5.
What happens after you send it
The form lands with the showroom team, and someone calls to set a day for the visit. Say which showroom is nearest if you know: Spring Hill on Main Street, Trousdale Drive in Nashville, or Horton Highway in College Grove.
What the visit covers
Whoever comes measures every room that’s getting the new floor and looks at what’s underneath it now. They’ll ask how the room gets used, by kids, a dog, a busy kitchen, and talk through what holds up there. If you want samples brought along, say so in the form; that’s the shop-at-home offer, and the old site called the estimate itself “free, no-obligation.”
Why the price waits for the measure
The material is only part of a flooring price. The square footage, how many rooms and transitions there are, what has to come up first, the stairs, and the state of the subfloor all move it. Jeff B.’s refinishing job is the example: the crew found a subfloor problem and told him to have it fixed before they went on.
Paying over time
If you want to spread the cost, ask about financing when you book. The old site listed two programs, Lendvious loans and the Mohawk Credit Card.
After the estimate
Three steps, start to install
See it in person
Come to a showroom, or ask for shop at home and the samples come to your front door.
The measure
We come out, measure the rooms and talk through what will hold up in them. The estimate is in-home.
Install day
The crew moves the furniture, lays the floor, puts the room back and cleans up behind themselves.
Questions
The estimate, answered
Is the in-home flooring estimate free?
Yes. The old site called it a “free, no-obligation estimate.” Someone comes to the house, measures every room that is getting the new floor and looks at what is underneath, and the price follows from that. Book it with the form or on (615) 277-5678.
Why can’t I get a flooring price over the phone?
Because the rooms set most of the price. The square footage, the transitions between rooms, the stairs, what has to come up first and the condition of the subfloor are only known once someone has measured and looked. A phone number would be a guess.
What should I tell you when I ask for an estimate?
The rooms, the floor you are leaning toward and the nearest town. Say whether there are stairs, what is down now, and who uses the room: kids, a dog, a busy kitchen. Add a day and time that suit you, and whether you want samples brought.
How do I book a flooring measure?
Send the form on this page or call (615) 277-5678, Monday to Friday between 9 and 5. Someone from the showroom team calls back to set the day. If you would rather start at a showroom, Spring Hill and Nashville are open weekdays.