Flooring repair and installation, one vetted pro at a time
Boards that lift, tile that cracks, a room ready for new floors. Describe it and Roger books one local flooring pro and confirms the time.
One description. One vetted pro. Booked.
Roger books flooring repair and installation with one vetted local pro across the United States and Canada, instead of selling your details to several. Describe the floor, the room, and what is going wrong, and Roger assigns one pro and confirms the appointment. Homeowners pay Roger nothing.
- Licensed and insured pros
- No homeowner fees
- Your number stays private
- Every match explained
Flooring problems Roger books
- Hardwood that is scratched, dull, or ready for refinishing
- Boards that squeak, cup, or lift at the edges
- Cracked or loose floor tiles
- Vinyl plank or laminate that is separating or buckling
- New hardwood, laminate, vinyl, or tile installation
- Carpet that needs stretching, repair, or replacement
- Soft or spongy spots underfoot
- Water-damaged flooring that has to come up
Not on the list? Describe it anyway. Roger reads the problem in plain language and routes it to the right trade.
Flooring questions, answered
My floor is buckling or cupping. What happened?+
Boards that cup (edges higher than the middle) or buckle up off the subfloor are almost always reacting to moisture: a slow leak from a dishwasher, fridge line or bathroom, high indoor humidity, or damp coming up from a crawlspace or slab. Find and stop the water first. Replacing boards before the source is fixed means doing the job twice.
There's a soft spot in my floor. Is that serious?+
It can be. A floor that flexes or feels spongy usually means the subfloor underneath is damaged, often by a long-running leak near a toilet, tub or appliance. Keep heavy furniture and appliances off it and mention it when you book. The pro may need to check the subfloor and framing, not just the surface.
Anything to know before old flooring comes up?+
If your home was built before the 1980s, old vinyl tiles, sheet flooring and the black glue under them can contain asbestos. Do not sand, scrape or break them up yourself until they have been tested. Also tell the pro what is under the current floor if you know (slab, plywood, an older floor), since that changes the prep.
Does Roger charge homeowners anything?+
No. Roger is free for homeowners. The pro you are matched with charges for the work, and Roger does not add a markup on top of their price.
Flooring requests from any address
Roger takes Flooring requests across the United States and Canada. Describe the job and Roger looks for one vetted pro near you. If no pro is free right away, Roger keeps the request and follows up.
Something broken? Tell Roger.
Tell Roger what is wrong and get one good local pro, booked.