Imperial Buildings Development

Project Planning

Can You Buy Your Own Flooring and Hire an Installer?

Yes. Imperial installs flooring that homeowners purchase themselves, and also helps homeowners choose and source materials. Either way, the selected product and the conditions at your property still need to be discussed, because the existing floor and the product's installation requirements affect preparation and scope.

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How Imperial's two purchasing options work

You can buy the flooring yourself and have Imperial install it, or ask Imperial to help you review samples and source your selection. Material suitability and project requirements are reviewed before installation either way.

What to discuss before placing a material order

If you have not ordered yet, talk through the rooms, the existing floor and the product you are considering before buying. How much to order depends on the project and the product, so it is worked out after the evaluation rather than from a general rule.

What product information to share

Having these details ready makes the conversation more useful:

Bring This Information to the Conversation

  • Product name and model.
  • Manufacturer's installation documentation, if available.
  • Proposed rooms.
  • Whether materials have already been ordered.
  • Any accessories already purchased.
  • Photos of the existing flooring as supporting context, not a replacement for the visit.

Why the installer needs to evaluate the existing floor

The floor underneath determines what preparation the new product needs. Antonio evaluates the existing flooring, checks floor levels and reviews preparation and removal needs during the free on-site visit.

Clarifying preparation, trim, transitions, and related responsibilities

When you supply the flooring, clarify who provides trim, transition pieces and other accessories, and what preparation and removal are part of the scope. Clear responsibilities avoid surprises on installation day.

Getting ready for installation day

Antonio asks homeowners to clear furniture and belongings from the work area. Confirm where the materials will be kept and that everything agreed in the scope is on site.

Common questions

Can you tell me how much flooring to order?
That depends on the project and the product, so it is discussed after the evaluation rather than from a universal allowance.

Related services and guides

Talk through your flooring before you order

Antonio visits the property, confirms measurements, checks floor levels and evaluates the existing conditions before recommending the scope. On-site estimates are currently free.

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Free On-Site Estimate

Tell Us About Your Flooring Project

Antonio confirms measurements, evaluates the existing flooring, checks floor levels and surface condition, and reviews preparation and removal needs before estimating.

Imperial can help you choose materials, review samples, and source your selection, or install flooring you purchase yourself. Material suitability and project requirements are reviewed before installation. The estimate defines the agreed scope. Materials, samples, removal, disposal, leveling, baseboards, and repairs are not automatically included free of charge. Unexpected conditions and scope changes are discussed with you.

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