Best Flooring Contractors in Mississauga, ON
74 flooring contractors found in Mississauga
struxo construction
Mississauga, ON
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MAH CONTRACTING
Mississauga, ON
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Admiral
Mississauga, ON
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Angela Inc
Mississauga, ON
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Horrobin Carpentry
Mississauga, ON
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Hey Wizard
Mississauga, ON
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Rose Hill Design Build
Mississauga, ON
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Kapwa Renovation
Mississauga, ON
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TM Contracting and Reno’s
Mississauga, ON
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KiBi Renovations
Mississauga, ON
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General Renovations & Services
Mississauga, ON
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LAGUNA SERVICES
Mississauga, ON
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TM Renovates
Mississauga, ON
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Layl
Mississauga, ON
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How much does flooring cost in Mississauga?
Most homeowners pay $6-$14 per square foot installed for a common floor like laminate, vinyl plank, or engineered hardwood - about $6,000-$14,000 for a typical 1,000 sq ft job. Budget laminate starts near $3/sq ft; premium solid hardwood or tile runs up to $22-$28.
In Mississauga, ON, typical quotes tend to come in above the Canadian average, so the table below nudges these national figures up by roughly 15% at the low end of each range and up to 30% at the top end.
What moves the price: The low end is budget laminate; the top end is solid hardwood or tile, plus tear-out and haul-away of the old floor.
| Project | Typical cost in Mississauga |
|---|---|
| Laminate flooring - supply + install | $5 to $7.25 $3.50 to $12 per sq ft |
| Luxury vinyl plank (LVP) - supply + install | $6.25 to $9.75 $4.50 to $16 per sq ft |
| Engineered hardwood - supply + install | $11 to $17 $8 to $23 per sq ft |
| Solid hardwood - supply + install | $12 to $20 $9.25 to $29 per sq ft |
| Ceramic / porcelain tile - supply + install | $15 to $25 $9.25 to $36 per sq ft |
| Carpet + underpad - supply + install | $5 to $9.75 $3.50 to $16 per sq ft |
| Whole 1,000 sq ft main level - laminate or LVP | $7,500 to $10,000 $4,000 to $15,500 per 1,000 sq ft project |
| Old floor tear-out + haul-away | $2.50 to $3.75 $1.25 to $7.75 per sq ft |
What changes the price of flooring in Mississauga
- Stairs, transitions and trim. Stairs are usually priced per step, and new baseboards, quarter-round and transition strips between rooms add up quickly.
- Location and timing. Big-city labour rates and 2026 material prices run higher than the national average, so getting two or three quotes genuinely pays off.
- Material choice is the single biggest lever. Laminate and carpet sit at the low end; luxury vinyl plank is mid-range; engineered hardwood, solid hardwood, premium tile and natural stone push the top.
- Subfloor condition. If the floor underneath is uneven, squeaky, or water-damaged, it needs leveling or new plywood before anything new goes down - real cost most homeowners forget to budget for.
- Removing the old floor. Tear-out and disposal typically adds $1 to $6 per sq ft, and glued-down tile or several old layers cost more to rip up and haul away.
- Room layout and pattern. Lots of corners, closets, small cut-up rooms, and fancy layouts like diagonal or herringbone slow installers down and raise the labour bill.
How flooring prices vary across Canada
Big cities cost more, mostly on labour. Toronto, Vancouver and Calgary plus the surrounding GTA and Lower Mainland typically run about 10 to 25 percent above the national average, and dense downtown condos with elevator and parking-access limits push higher still. Smaller cities and towns tend to sit at or slightly below the national average, though very remote areas can pay a premium for material delivery and to bring in a qualified installer.
These are typical Mississauga-area price ranges based on 2026 Canadian market data, not quotes. Your actual cost depends on the size and details of your project. Post your project on Bidmii to get free quotes from the 74 flooring contractors listed in Mississauga above.
Frequently Asked Questions about Flooring in Mississauga
How much does flooring cost in Mississauga?
The cost of flooring services in Mississauga, ON varies depending on the scope of work. Post your project on Bidmii to receive free, competitive quotes from local professionals.
How do I find a licensed flooring contractor in Mississauga?
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How many flooring contractors are in Mississauga?
Bidmii currently lists 74 flooring contractors in Mississauga, ON. Our directory is growing — create a free listing if you're a contractor.
Does the price include removing my old floor?
Not always - many quotes cover the new floor only. Tearing out and hauling away the old flooring typically adds $1 to $6 per sq ft, more if there are multiple layers or glued-down tile. Always ask whether removal, subfloor prep, and new trim are included before you compare quotes.
What is the cheapest flooring to install?
Laminate and carpet are usually the most budget-friendly, often around $3 to $9 per sq ft supplied and installed. Luxury vinyl plank (LVP) costs a bit more but is waterproof and very DIY-friendly, which is why it is the most popular choice right now.
How much does it cost to floor a whole 1,000 sq ft main level?
Plan on roughly $5,000 to $16,000 installed depending on the material - about $3,500 to $12,000 for laminate or LVP, and $9,000 to $22,000 if you go with engineered or solid hardwood. Tile usually lands in the middle to high end depending on the tile you pick.