Columbus, Ohio · Cost Estimator
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This is an educational estimate, not a quote. It is built from real Columbus contractor pricing; a firm number needs a site visit, and anything found once work opens up is raised as a change order before it proceeds.
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Angi’s Columbus figures put midrange new flooring at $6–11 per square foot installed, with luxury hardwood and tile above $12.50. The same page puts the labor alone for luxury vinyl plank at $1.50–6 per square foot.
HomeGuide’s Columbus hardwood installers run $6–12 per square foot installed, and $12–23 for premium floors. Sanding and refinishing an existing hardwood floor is a different job: Angi’s Columbus page says most people pay $2,643 for it.
At the big-box stores, click-lock vinyl plank starts around $1.09 a square foot at Menards and LifeProof at $2.49 at Home Depot; unfinished red oak runs $2.49–3.29 and 12×24 porcelain tile $1.29–1.99. Columbus does not require a building permit to replace flooring.
With your selections so far, the estimate comes to for sq ft — about per square foot installed, with everything in the breakdown in it.
Our install rates are job averages, not “it is this cost”: patterns, complexity and the subfloor move a floor within them. The material, the finish and the tear-out are your own budgets, and the breakdown ends with a 15 % suggested contingency, which puts our number about where the market average is. Stairs are quoted after a site visit.
