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Step 2: Compare Quotes
- Get at least three estimates.
- Meet with contractors to discuss labor costs.
- The contractor will measure your floor to help determine material costs.
- The size of the area plus the type of hard wood flooring you choose will determine the cost of materials.
- In addition to labor and materials costs, you should also compare how long it will take each contractor to complete the installation.
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Step 3: Compare Contractor Qualifications
- Make sure the contractor is qualified to install your hardwood floors.
- Make sure the contractor has experience with similar hardwood floor installations.
- You will have to determine how elaborate your installation will be.
- Check references.
- Ask to see photos of his or her previous hardwood floor installations.
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