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124 cities covered Updated October 2026
By state

Flooring Contractors by state: coverage and licensing

Delaware

29 cities, 183 ranked flooring contractors; 152 run a secure (HTTPS) website and 162 publish a phone number. Ask for the Delaware contractor registration. In Delaware, flooring contractors need it from the Delaware Department of Labor. Verify it at the official Delaware lookup.

Bear · Bethany Beach · Bridgeville · Brookside · Camden · Claymont · Dover · Elsmere · Fenwick Island · Georgetown · Glasgow · Greenville · Harrington · Hockessin · Kirkwood · Laurel · Lewes · Lincoln · Middletown · Milford · New Castle · Newark · Pike Creek · Rehoboth Beach · Seaford · Selbyville · Smyrna · Stanton · Wilmington

Maryland

18 cities, 90 ranked flooring contractors; 87 run a secure (HTTPS) website and 78 publish a phone number. Ask for the MHIC license. In Maryland, flooring contractors need it from the Maryland Home Improvement Commission (MHIC). Verify it at the official Maryland lookup.

Annapolis · Baltimore · Bel Air · Bowie · Cambridge · Columbia · Easton · Edgemere · Elkton · Frederick · Gaithersburg · Hagerstown · Ocean City · Rockville · Salisbury · Silver Spring · Towson · Westminster

New Jersey

14 cities, 68 ranked flooring contractors; 64 run a secure (HTTPS) website and 60 publish a phone number. Ask for the Home Improvement Contractor Business (HICB) registration. In New Jersey, flooring contractors need it from the NJ Division of Consumer Affairs. Verify it at the official New Jersey lookup.

Atlantic City · Camden · Cherry Hill · Edison · Elizabeth · Gloucester City · Hamilton · Jersey City · Middletown · Newark · Paterson · Toms River · Trenton · Woodbridge

Pennsylvania

10 cities, 53 ranked flooring contractors; 47 run a secure (HTTPS) website and 49 publish a phone number. Ask for the Home Improvement Contractor registration (a PA number). In Pennsylvania, flooring contractors need it from the Pennsylvania Attorney General's Bureau of Consumer Protection. Verify it at the official Pennsylvania lookup.

Allentown · Bethlehem · Erie · Harrisburg · Lancaster · Philadelphia · Pittsburgh · Reading · Scranton · York

Virginia

9 cities, 50 ranked flooring contractors; 45 run a secure (HTTPS) website and 46 publish a phone number. Ask for the DPOR Class A, B or C contractor license. In Virginia, flooring contractors need it from the Virginia Board for Contractors (DPOR). Verify it at the official Virginia lookup.

Alexandria · Arlington · Charlottesville · Chesapeake · Fredericksburg · Norfolk · Richmond · Roanoke · Virginia Beach

Connecticut

8 cities, 36 ranked flooring contractors; 21 run a secure (HTTPS) website and 36 publish a phone number. Ask for the Home Improvement Contractor registration (an HIC. number). In Connecticut, flooring contractors need it from the Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection. Verify it at the official Connecticut lookup.

Bridgeport · Danbury · Hartford · New Britain · New Haven · Norwalk · Stamford · Waterbury

North Carolina

8 cities, 31 ranked flooring contractors; 25 run a secure (HTTPS) website and 28 publish a phone number. Check which North Carolina license applies. North Carolina licenses some of this work through the North Carolina Licensing Board for General Contractors (NCLBGC), which issues the General Contractor License. Verify it at the official North Carolina lookup.

Asheville · Cary · Charlotte · Durham · Greensboro · Raleigh · Wilmington · Winston-Salem

Ohio

8 cities, 27 ranked flooring contractors; 25 run a secure (HTTPS) website and 26 publish a phone number.

Akron · Canton · Cincinnati · Cleveland · Columbus · Dayton · Toledo · Youngstown

South Carolina

8 cities, 22 ranked flooring contractors; 22 run a secure (HTTPS) website and 17 publish a phone number. Check which South Carolina license applies. South Carolina licenses some of this work through the SC Residential Builders Commission (LLR), which issues the Residential Builder license or specialty contractor registration. Verify it at the official South Carolina lookup.

Charleston · Columbia · Greenville · Hilton Head Island · Myrtle Beach · Rock Hill · Spartanburg · Summerville

New York

5 cities, 17 ranked flooring contractors; 16 run a secure (HTTPS) website and 16 publish a phone number. Check the local license. New York does not license flooring contractors statewide.

Albany · Buffalo · Rochester · Syracuse · Yonkers

West Virginia

7 cities, 12 ranked flooring contractors; 12 run a secure (HTTPS) website and 9 publish a phone number.

Beckley · Charleston · Huntington · Martinsburg · Morgantown · Parkersburg · Wheeling

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