
Collierville Flooring
Collierville Flooring
Collierville Flooring is a locally operated flooring service based in Collierville, Tennessee, serving homeowners across the east side of the Memphis metro. Its installations include slab moisture testing before wood or vinyl goes down.
Last Updated October 2, 2026.
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Business Highlights
- The company provides a written quote within 24 hours of a free measure and honours it for 30 days.
Service Area
Collierville, Germantown, Memphis, Bartlett, Cordova, Lakeland, Arlington and Piperton.
Active Business Listing
Collierville Flooring is one of 10 flooring contractors ProsGrade lists in Collierville, Tennessee.
7 services listed, including Carpet installation, Hardwood flooring and Laminate flooring. Open Monday to Saturday.
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How This Business Compares
How Collierville Flooring compares with the other 9 flooring contractors on ProsGrade in Collierville, using public Google ratings and review counts.
- One of 10 Collierville flooring contractors on ProsGrade.
Services Covered
7 services- Carpet installation
- Hardwood flooringSolid and engineered.
- Laminate flooringWood-look and stone-look lines; AC3–AC5 ratings.
- Luxury vinyl flooringWood-look LVP; stone- and ceramic-look LVT; rigid-core lines.
- Tile flooringPorcelain and ceramic floor tile.
- Vinyl sheet flooring
- Window treatments
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does Collierville Flooring check before preparing a quote?
At the measure, it checks the subfloor and foundation type and discusses materials suited to how the room is used. Its written quote itemizes materials, labor, prep and haul-away.
Does floor-covering replacement in Collierville require a permit?
Collierville treats floor-covering replacement as permit-exempt finish work. A permit may be needed if tear-out uncovers structural subfloor or joist repairs.


