Flooring installation in Dublin, OH

Dublin's housing stock spans four decades: brick colonials from the Muirfield Village boom of the 1980s, custom homes tucked around the golf course, and the newer condos and rowhouses rising around Bridge Park and the Scioto riverfront. That range means the right floor for a Dublin home isn't one-size-fits-all - a Wedgewood Hills colonial with a full basement can carry solid hardwood, while a Bridge Park condo built on a concrete slab does better with [engineered hardwood](/hardwood-flooring) or [luxury vinyl plank](/luxury-vinyl-plank).

We've refinished original oak in older Historic Dublin homes near High Street, replaced worn builder-grade carpet in Muirfield-area colonials, and floored new construction out toward Tartan Ridge and Coffman Park. Central Ohio winters bring road salt and slush through the front door for months at a time, so every recommendation we make accounts for entryways, mudrooms, and the rooms that take the brunt of it.

Every project starts with a [free in-home estimate](/free-estimate): we bring samples to your kitchen table, measure every room ourselves, and leave a written quote before we go - no showroom trip required, no pressure to decide on the spot.

Randy, April, RJ, and the rest of the crew are Burke Flooring employees, not subcontractors, which is why the same people who measure your Dublin home are the ones who install it. Every job carries our one-year installation guarantee, and if you want to hear what Dublin neighbors are saying, our [reviews](/reviews) page is public and unfiltered.