Available Floors is a locally owned flooring retailer and installation company serving Oklahoma City with vinyl, laminate, hardwood, and tile options for both residential and commercial projects. The business combines showroom selection with in-house installation, positioning it between big-box chains and independent contractors for homeowners and property managers who want to see materials in person and work with a single point of contact.
Available Floors operates as a flooring showroom and full-service installation shop. The company stocks inventory across multiple categories rather than specializing in one material, and it handles both material sales and labor. This setup suits customers who want to compare options in a controlled environment and avoid coordinating separately with a retailer and a contractor. The showroom is located in Oklahoma City proper, making it accessible to metro-area residents without a drive to the suburbs.
Available Floors sells and installs vinyl plank flooring (LVP), laminate, solid hardwood, and ceramic or porcelain tile. Pricing varies significantly by material and job scope. Vinyl plank typically ranges from $2 to $8 per square foot for material, with installation adding $3 to $5 per square foot depending on subfloor condition and layout complexity. Laminate runs $1 to $4 per square foot for material plus $3 to $5 for installation. Hardwood is higher: $4 to $12 per square foot for material, $4 to $6 for installation. Tile material costs $1 to $15 per square foot, with installation at $8 to $12 per square foot because of prep and grouting labor. The company provides on-site estimates; confirm current pricing by phone or in-showroom visit, as material costs shift quarterly.
Installation includes subfloor assessment, removal of existing flooring if needed, and finishing work such as trim and transitions. Available Floors typically requires 50% deposit to schedule, with balance due upon completion. Job timelines range from same-week installation for small single-room jobs to two to three weeks for whole-home projects, depending on crew availability.
Oklahoma City residents choose between big-box retailers (Home Depot, Lowe's), independent flooring showrooms, and contractor-only relationships. Home Depot and Lowe's offer lower material prices on commodity products and wider geographic reach for delivery, but installation quality varies because they subcontract labor; you have limited recourse if work is poor. Available Floors' showroom lets you touch samples and see finish in different lighting before ordering, a practical advantage over online-only retailers. Its in-house installation creates accountability: the same company that sold the material is responsible for laying it, reducing finger-pointing if problems arise.
Competitors like independent hardwood specialists focus on one material category and often charge premium prices for that specialty. Available Floors' multi-category approach makes sense if you are mixing materials across rooms (vinyl in kitchen and bath, hardwood in living areas, for example) and want one crew to handle the whole job. For budget-conscious buyers prioritizing price over service consistency, Home Depot remains cheaper. For customers with specific hardwood or tile needs and the time to vet specialty contractors, independent specialists may offer deeper expertise in that niche.
Available Floors suits homeowners replacing flooring in one or more rooms and wanting to see options before committing, property managers handling rental or commercial turnover, and buyers uncomfortable hiring contractors cold. It also works well for whole-home projects where material coordination matters: the same salesperson can spec finishes across rooms.
The business is less ideal for buyers who have already selected a specific material from a big-box store and just need installation labor (you will likely pay more than hiring a contractor directly). It is also not the best fit for custom finishes, exotic hardwoods, or specialty tile work that requires a dedicated artisan; those jobs are better served by specialists.
Expect to walk the showroom, see samples of vinyl, laminate, hardwood, and tile in various colors and finishes, and discuss your project scope with a salesperson. They will ask about room size, existing flooring, subfloor type, timeline, and budget. If you are ready, they schedule a free on-site estimate; a crew member measures the space, assesses subfloor condition, and identifies potential complications (uneven concrete, old adhesive, structural issues). You receive a written estimate with material costs, labor, removal fees, and timeline. There is no pressure to decide on the first visit; many customers compare estimates from competitors before returning.
Available Floors is open Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Saturday 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.; it is closed Sundays. The showroom has dedicated parking. Call ahead if you are visiting on Saturday or bringing large room dimensions and photos; this ensures staff is available for a thorough consultation. Confirm current hours by phone, as retail hours occasionally shift seasonally.
Available Floors fills a practical middle ground for Oklahoma City residents: more control and accountability than big-box installation, better pricing and showroom access than specialty contractors, and local follow-up if problems arise after the job.
