For Brevard County homeowners planning new floors

Seems like it’s time for new floors.

Replacing the floors in more than one room, while you're still living there?

You've got the samples lined up. But where does the furniture go, and where do you sleep? The floor is the easy part to pick. The plan around it is what makes it go well.

Who this is for: new floors in several rooms or the whole home, including furniture moving, old floor removal and subfloor prep.

For context: multi-room flooring typically runs $4,000 to $13,000, and whole-home floors $13,000 to $22,000. Prices include sales tax where it applies.

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Nick Iles · one of the owners

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Does this sound familiar?

You've picked the floor. Now the real questions start.

Where's all the furniture going to go?Especially if it's several rooms, or the whole house. How does it get moved as different areas are worked on?
Where do you sleep?What happens to the bedrooms? Is there a way in and out, so you can still sleep in your own bedroom at night?
What happens at the doorways?Where the new flooring meets something that's already there. A strip? A bump? Do the heights even match?
What's under the old floor?Nobody can say for sure until it comes up. So what happens if something changes?

The real question

Picking out the floor is one thing. Putting it through your home without turning your whole life upside down is another.

Getting a flooring project right isn't just about a good product or good installers. It's about having a plan for everything around the installation: how the rooms connect, what happens at the doorways, whether the heights match, and how the floor underneath is prepped.

What's underneath
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How rooms connect
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Doorways & heights
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Furniture & bedrooms
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Then the look

In a customer's words

★★★★★

“We recently replaced all the flooring in our home with stunning woodgrain porcelain tile, which included removing old tile, carpet, and baseboards—no small job! … They handled everything with professionalism and care, even moving our furniture and appliances and treating our home like it was their own.”
Rick S. · Google review

How we install floors

Four parts. One path through your house.

We think about it on every flooring project: not just what the finished floor is going to look like, but how you'll live in the house while it goes down.

Understand your situation

Which rooms do you need access to? Where can furniture go? Maybe you're away for part of the installation, or it's a second home. That changes how we approach the schedule.

Plan the rooms around your life

For one family with three adults at home, we planned the bedrooms one at a time: furniture out, new floors in, furniture back in place, and the room someone was sleeping in last.

Get the details right

How the rooms connect. Whether the heights match at the doorways. Whether the floor underneath is prepped the way it should be, for a long-term, healthy installation.

When something changes, we adjust

Sometimes you don't know what's under an old floor until it's removed. When something changes, we look at what it affects, adjust the schedule where we can, and keep you informed.

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What you get

Before a single room gets emptied, you'll know:

The full scope of work, room by room, written down.
The order of operations: which rooms go first, and where the furniture goes.
An estimated timeline and the milestones along the way.
How every doorway, height change and transition will be handled — written down before we start.
Who is responsible for moving things forward. Not you.

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One plank-look tile floor running through the kitchen and living area

From one of our jobs: one plank-look tile floor through the whole house.

Nick IlesOne of the owners

Why we install it this way

The little details make a big difference.

I'm Nick Iles, one of the owners of Melbourne Beach Flooring & Kitchens. We've installed new flooring throughout homes and condos here in Brevard County. Two jobs show how we think about it:

Three adults lived in the home the whole time, so we didn't empty the house. We planned the bedrooms one at a time.
The last room we touched was the one someone was sleeping in, so they kept a comfortable place to sleep until the very last day we needed it.
On another project, a company had planned on transition strips where the old tile met the new floor. We matched the flooring height instead, so it connected at the same level.

That's the kind of detail you want to think through before installing, not when you're standing in the doorway looking at the finished work.

"You're not just looking at a beautiful new floor. You're looking at a floor that was planned around your home and how you live in it."

New plank floors covered with paper runners, taped at the seams — Finished floors get covered before the next trade.

New plank floor installed through a kitchen and living area — Floors in phases, planned around the rest of the house.

Wood-look tile being installed across a large open floor — Wood-look tile going down across an open floor.

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What happens on the Fit Call

A short, honest conversation. Nothing more.

Nick calls you at the time you pick. We'll talk about the rooms you want to change, the kind of flooring you're considering, your situation during the installation, and whether we're the right team to help.

It is

A short phone call with Nick
About your rooms and how you live there
An honest read on whether we fit
A clear next step, either way

It isn't

A design session
A price over the phone
A sales pitch
A commitment from either side

Bring

Anyone who's part of the decision
Which rooms you're thinking about
Samples, photos or ideas
Any quotes you already have

What happens after the call

Project Fit CallA short call with Nick about your project.
Planning stepWe walk the rooms and plan the order, the furniture and every transition.
Written scope & sequenceWhat's included, and the order it happens in.
Your decisionYou decide whether to build it with us.

It goes both ways. You see if we're right for you, and we see if we're right for your floors. If we're not, that's totally okay, and you'll still leave feeling comfortable about moving forward either way.

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What people worry about

"That sounds good, but…"

We can't move out while the floors go in.

Most people can't, and that's why your situation comes first: which rooms you need, where furniture can go, and how you still sleep in a bedroom at night.

How we organize the work so you're not unnecessarily displaced is part of the plan.

We'll walk through this on your Project Fit Call.

Another company said we'll need strips at the doorways.

Sometimes that's the right answer. On one project, we were able to match the flooring height instead, so the new floor connected to the old tile at the same level. Which one fits your house depends on what's there.

We'll walk through this on your Project Fit Call.

What if you find something under the old floor?

Sometimes you don't know what's underneath until it's removed. We won't pretend otherwise. When something changes, we look at what it affects, adjust the schedule where we can, and keep you informed.

We'll walk through this on your Project Fit Call.

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From our customers

What homeowners say

Don't take our word for it. 5.0★ · 150+ Google reviews from people we've worked with.

Read our Google reviews

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Book your call

Pick a time. Nick calls you.

Choose a time that works for you. We'll talk about your rooms, the flooring you're considering, and the best way to approach the installation.

One-year workmanship warranty
Written scope and sequence before work starts
Written approval before any change-order work

Project Fit Call: pick a time that works for you

Project Fit Call

A short phone conversation about your floors.

A 20-minute phone call Nick calls you at the time you pick

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Questions people ask first

Straight answers

Can you give me a price for my floors over the phone?

Not responsibly. A flooring price depends on your house: the rooms, what's coming up, what's underneath and what you choose. That comes from planning, not a guess on a call.

Tile, vinyl or something else: can you help us decide?

Yes. Bring your samples or ideas to the call. The right choice depends on your rooms and how you live in them, and we'll talk it through.

Can you beat other estimates?

We don't make price promises. What we do on the Fit Call is compare the scope apples-to-apples: the prep, the transitions, the furniture moving and the cleanup, so you know what each estimate actually includes.

Do you work in condos?

Yes. We've installed new flooring in homes and condos here in Brevard County. Tell us about the building on the call.

Who will I talk to on the Fit Call?

Nick, one of the owners. He calls you at the time you pick.

What if we're not the right fit?

Then we'll say so, and you can too. The goal is for you to feel comfortable about moving forward, whether that's with us or not.

Can someone else join the call?

Please. If anyone else is part of the decision, bring them on the call.

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Picking the floor is the easy part. Start with the plan around it.

A short call about your rooms, the flooring you're considering, and how the installation could work around your home.

Book a Project Fit Call

Prefer to call? (321) 225-0306