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Flooring in New York City

17 flooring installers. New York doesn't license this trade. Everyone here has an active New York business registration; we haven't checked insurance yet unless the listing says so.

Before you hire: New York State doesn't license contractors. New York City requires a home improvement contractor license (Department of Consumer and Worker Protection) for home improvement work over $200, and Nassau, Suffolk, Westchester, Rockland and Putnam counties license home improvement contractors too; we matched the city's licenses where we could. Under state law, a home improvement contract over $500 must be in writing, you have three business days to cancel it, and your deposit must be kept in escrow or covered by a bond.

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Bay CarpetState-licensedNew York City licensed home improvement contractor 1187648-DCA · expires 02/20276504 Myrtle Ave, Glendale

(718) 366-5001 ✓ matches website · baycarpet.com · Fees not posted yet. What to ask before they come

PEC FLOORSState-licensedNew York City licensed home improvement contractor 2102045-DCA · expires 02/202792 2nd Ave Ste 6, New York

(848) 202-8882 ✓ matches website · pecfloors.com · Fees not posted yet. What to ask before they come