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If you’re looking for brand new wooden floors, there’s nothing more important than hiring the right tradesperson who works in your location to supply and lay it. The good news is that you’re in the right place to start your search.
Pop your postcode into the search tool, and in an instant we’ll show you the Checkatrade tradespeople and companies that operate in your area and offer wooden flooring. It only takes a few minutes to find a tradesperson who works locally to you.
How finding wood flooring suppliers works
1. Search your postcode
Enter your postcode and we’ll help you browse tradespeople on Checkatrade who work locally to you.
2. Choose a tradesperson
Pick a tradesperson who offers services that fit your needs, and get in touch straight away to hire them.
3. Get your task done
Hire your chosen tradesperson to sort your task out for you. A job done right.
How do I find wood flooring suppliers near me?
Why not use our search tool to find flooring suppliers and fitters that cover your area?
At Checkatrade, only tradespeople who pass our checks and are committed to meeting the Checkatrade Standard show up in any search.
Enter your postcode in the search tool, hit the button, and you can start looking through relevant tradespeople offering wooden floors.
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What happens when I order a new wooden floor?
Getting new wood flooring is exciting – but it’s not just about picking a colour and hoping for the best. Here's what to expect:
Start with a site visit: A tradesperson will pop round to check the space, measure up, and talk through what you need. They might ask about things like foot traffic, furniture, and underfloor heating – all of which can affect what type of flooring works best.
Choose your flooring: Whether it’s classic oak or something more contemporary, they’ll help you decide on the best material for your lifestyle and budget.
Prep and delivery: Once you’ve chosen, your floor will be ordered, delivered, and allowed to acclimatise in your home – important for natural wood, which expands and contracts.
Installation day: The area gets cleared, the subfloor checked and prepped, and your new floor laid with care. Most tradespeople will tidy up after themselves, too.
Finishing touches: Skirting boards go back on. Edges get sealed. And before you know it, you’re walking on a brand new floor.
What kind of wooden floor should I get?
There’s no one-size-fits-all answer – it depends on your space, your taste, and how much wear and tear it’ll see. Here’s a quick guide to help:
Solid wood: Real timber throughout. Looks beautiful, lasts for decades, but needs a bit more TLC.
Engineered wood: A solid wood top layer with stable backing layers. Great in kitchens or on top of underfloor heating.
Laminate: A budget-friendly option that’s durable and easy to clean. Not technically wood, but mimics the look.
Parquet: Think herringbone patterns and traditional charm. Ideal for making a statement in hallways or living rooms.
Still not sure? No problem. A tradesperson can walk you through the options – including what works best for kids, pets, and your budget.
How long does it take to lay a new wooden floor?
Most wooden flooring jobs take between 1–3 days, depending on:
Room size: A small room might be done in a day. Bigger spaces need longer – especially if furniture needs moving or there are awkward edges.
Type of floor: Engineered and laminate flooring pieces click together quickly. Solid wood, especially if nailed or glued, can take a bit longer.
Preparation time: If the old floor needs removing, or the subfloor needs levelling, allow extra time for that too.
Your tradesperson should give you a clear timeline before they start – so you’ll know exactly what’s happening and when.
How much do wooden floors cost?
According to our figures, the average cost for new wooden flooring is £80+ per m² for solid hardwood, or around £50 per m² for engineered wood.
The exact price you pay will depend on a number of factors, such as the type of floor you choose, and how big your space is.
For the full cost breakdown, read our complete guide to wooden flooring costs.
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