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Flooring Company in Baton Rouge, LA
We're a flooring company serving Baton Rouge, installing floors for hotels, universities, K-12 schools and commercial kitchens as well as homes. Any Baton Rouge job also has to account for flood rules, and the City-Parish sent substantial damage letters to owners after the August 2016 flood.
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Commercial flooring for Baton Rouge hotels, universities and schools
This page is for Baton Rouge facility managers and homeowners. It covers commercial work by sector, the floors we install in houses, and what the City-Parish's substantial damage rule means when you replace a floor.
Commercial floors get chosen space by space, and the install window matters as much as the material. See our pages on hotel and hospitality flooring and school flooring for more detail.
Hotels
Guest rooms, corridors and lobbies each take a different floor, and back-of-house service areas need one that cleans up fast. Tell us your occupancy windows and we'll plan the schedule with you.
Universities
Classrooms and dorms usually have to be done between terms. Tell us the window you have and the rooms that fall in it.
K-12 schools
Corridors and cafeterias need a floor matched to heavy daily use, and gyms need their own. Installs usually fit into summer or holiday breaks.
Epoxy for kitchens and warehouses
We coat concrete in commercial kitchens and warehouses. Our epoxy flooring installation page explains the slab prep.
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Residential flooring in Baton Rouge
For Baton Rouge homes, we install and repair these floors.
Hardwood and engineered wood
Living areas and bedrooms. Ask about refinishing existing hardwood before replacing it.
Laminate and vinyl plank
Wood looks for busy rooms. FEMA's flood-resistant materials bulletin rates plastic laminate as unacceptable where floodwater can reach, so keep laminate to rooms that stay dry.
Tile and stone
Kitchens and baths. FEMA rates ceramic and porcelain tile set in mortar as acceptable for flood exposure.
Repairs
Damaged boards and cracked tiles replaced, matched as closely as available stock allows.
- 890459Residential license
- 3667Commercial license
- 14Cities in the New Orleans metro
- FREEEstimate on all services
How it works
What the August 2016 flood means for Baton Rouge floors
From August 11 to 13, 2016, 20 to 30 inches of rain fell on parts of southeast Louisiana, according to the National Weather Service, with record flooding in the Amite and Comite river basins. NWS estimates 50,000 to 75,000 structures flooded, and East Baton Rouge was among the parishes with the most widespread flooding.
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Substantial damage, in plain terms
The City-Parish defines substantial damage as repair costs above 50% of a structure's value, land not included, for a building in a Special Flood Hazard Area that sits below Base Flood Elevation. It's a FEMA requirement for every community in the flood insurance program, and it calls for mitigation such as elevation or retrofitting.
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Where floors fit in the math
FEMA's guide counts floor finishes in the repair costs for that test, though carpet laid over existing finished floors can be left out. The City-Parish also notes that flood depths varied even along the same street, so each building is judged on its own.
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Start with a flood zone determination
The City-Parish permits page explains how to get a flood zone determination. Get one before a large floor replacement in a building that has taken water.
Free estimates in Baton Rouge
For a commercial job, send the specs or a room list along with your available work windows, and we'll come back with a free estimate. For a home, tell us the rooms and whether the house sits on a slab or is raised.
We also serve Hammond and LaPlace, and the New Orleans area from Kenner and Metairie to the Northshore. See all our service areas.
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Reviews
What Customers Say About TurnKey Floorings
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As a builder, I’ve worked with numerous flooring contractors over the years, but my experience with Turnkey Floorings stands out. They were extremely professional, and their installation of carpet flooring for a big project was flawless. The client was ecstatic with the outcome, and I look forward to our future projects.
Charlie Cleghorn
They have transformed my hotel! Their suggestion of flake flooring for the lobby was a hit, adding an unexpected touch of luxury. Their team was professional and completed the project on time. They are the best flooring contractors in New Orleans.
Eve Harper
I recently had epoxy flooring installed in my garage by Turnkey Floorings. The quality of their work exceeded my expectations. They were professional, punctual, and their attention to detail was commendable. I am really happy with the outcome and highly recommend them.
Frank Johnson
I’m so glad I hired Turnkey Floorings for our floor heating installation. Their service was top-notch, and the crew was very informative and friendly. They made sure to explain everything and answered all of our questions. I wake up every morning to warm floors, thanks to them.
Josephine Lewis
Their team was incredibly professional and helpful when it came to choosing the right carpet flooring for my home. The installation process was quick and efficient, leaving no mess behind. The end product was fantastic. They really live up to their reputation as a top-notch flooring contractor in New Orleans.
Mary Lawson
We decided to upgrade our flooring and opted for floor coatings. Their team was extremely skilled, and the result was stunning. The floor looks sleek, shiny, and it’s so easy to clean. I would highly recommend them to anyone needing flooring services in New Orleans.
Walter Morris
We run a small chain of hotels in New Orleans and have been using Turnkey Floorings for all our flooring needs. From epoxy flooring in the kitchens to luxurious carpet flooring in the rooms, their workmanship is always top quality. They are reliable, professional, and always complete the projects on time. A fantastic company to work with!
Susan Whittemore
FAQ
Common Questions About Flooring in Baton Rouge
Talk to an Expert about flooring in Baton Rouge.
Do you install flooring in Baton Rouge hotels and campus buildings?
Yes, for hotels, universities and K-12 schools. Tell us your occupancy and class schedules and we'll plan the schedule with you.
Does replacing floors after a flood count toward the substantial damage rule?
It can. FEMA counts floor finishes in repair costs, and the City-Parish applies the rule when repairs exceed 50% of a structure's value in a Special Flood Hazard Area below Base Flood Elevation.
What flooring handles flooding in a Baton Rouge home?
FEMA rates ceramic and porcelain tile set in mortar as acceptable for flood exposure and rates plastic laminate as unacceptable. Ground floors that could take water are the place for tile.
Do you offer epoxy floors for commercial kitchens and warehouses?
Yes. The concrete is prepared and checked for moisture before any coating goes down.
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Tell us about your space and the floor you have in mind, and our team will reach out to set up your free consultation.
- 01.Estimate and Consultation
Schedule your FREE Consultation Call with our expert flooring contractors. Share your project details and get a customized quote.
- 02.On-Site Visit
One of our experts will come to your home or business to take measurements and assess the scope of work.
Residential License # 890459 · Commercial License # 3667