Flooring in Greenville

All About Flooring has outfitted Upstate homes since 2008, when Lew Grass and his daughter opened the shop, and it is still run by the same family. Its 6,000-square-foot showroom stocks hardwood, carpet, ceramic and porcelain tile, laminate, luxury vinyl, natural stone, and custom designer rugs, pulling from dozens of lines including Karastan, Mohawk, Shaw, Karndean, and COREtec, and the crew both supplies the flooring and installs it. A certified in-house cleaning arm looks after carpet and area rugs once they are down, so a single shop can lay a floor and keep it looking right. Coverage runs across Greenville, Greer, Simpsonville, Taylors, Mauldin, Anderson, and Spartanburg. Reviewers most often point to the patient, low-pressure help picking materials, naming staff members who stayed with them from the first sample through the finished install.

Bonitz works in flooring and tile, two trades that tend to land on the same job, so one call covers both the floor and the setting work above it. The crew is based in Greenville and takes projects across the Upstate.

S.W. Contractors keeps a downtown Greenville office on North Main Street, working the flooring and tile side of the building trades. The work runs from laying new floors to tile installation on projects around the Upstate.

Paragon Flooring is a general contractor located in Greenville. They offer home goods store and service services. Rated 5 stars from 9 Google reviews.

Floor Coverings International of Greenville handles a flooring project from start to finish, supplying the material and installing it rather than leaving a homeowner to line up an installer separately. The range runs from hardwood and laminate to tile, natural stone, and carpet, for homes across the Greenville area.

Floor Boys Greenville pairs a flooring showroom with installation, so the same team that helps homeowners and contractors choose their materials can also put them down. The Lowndes Hill Road store carries flooring and home goods for the Greenville area, with a general-contractor side that lets a project run from selection through install.

A flooring specialist on Pelham Davis Circle in Greenville, carrying carpet, luxury vinyl plank, and hardwood under one roof. The focus is narrow on purpose: floors are the whole business, not a side aisle in a general home store. The showroom pairs the retail side with contractor work, so the same shop that helps you choose a surface can handle the install. For Upstate homeowners weighing soft carpet against the durability of LVP or the look of real hardwood, it is a place to see and compare the options in person before committing to a room.

FLOORS handles both ends of a flooring job: it supplies the material and installs it, so buyers aren't sourcing product from one place and then lining up a separate crew from another. For homeowners and contractors on Greenville's east side, that makes it a single stop, from the showroom pick to the finished install.

Lake Forest Flooring is a flooring store you can walk into and browse in person, seeing the materials up close before you commit, rather than a name you only ever reach by phone. It sits along the North Pleasantburg corridor in Greenville, an easy stop while you are sorting out new floors for a single room or a whole house.

The Roper Mountain Road store runs about 80,000 square feet, a warehouse floor stacked with full pallets rather than a handful of display boards, so what sits on the shelf is generally what goes home that day. It opened in 2021 as Floor & Decor's first location in the Upstate, taking over a building that had already lived as a grocery store and then a church. The range reaches well past flooring. Tile, natural stone, hardwood, laminate, and luxury vinyl fill most of the aisles, and the store carries the rest of a project alongside them: countertops, cabinets, vanities, sinks and bath fixtures, backsplash, grout, and the underlayment and setting materials that go with each. It is set up to outfit a room from the subfloor up. An in-store design team helps homeowners plan a job at no charge, and a dedicated pro desk serves builders, remodelers, and tile installers buying by the pallet, with curbside and in-store pickup for orders called in ahead. Shoppers keep pointing to the same things in their reviews: the depth of the in-stock inventory, prices that hold up against the bigger home-improvement chains, and staff who chase down the right product and have pickups ready when they say they will.

RiteRug brings the flooring showroom to your living room. Its in-home shopping service is the signature draw: rather than judging samples under store lighting, you book a visit and a flooring expert lays the carpet, vinyl, and hardwood choices against your own walls, your own light, and the furniture you're actually decorating around. Anyone who has guessed wrong on a floor color knows why that matters. The range covers what most home projects need, carpet, luxury vinyl plank, laminate, hardwood, and tile, sourced from major mills like Mohawk and Shaw, with installation handled by RiteRug's own crews rather than farmed out. A good share of in-stock material can go down fast, sometimes as soon as the next day, which counts when you're trying to get a room back in use. It also runs deeper than a single storefront. RiteRug has been in flooring since the 1930s and works several lanes at once: everyday homeowners alongside home builders, property managers, landlords turning over units, and commercial jobs. The same team that recarpets one bedroom can floor an entire apartment building, worth knowing if your project is larger or less standard than a typical retail order. Where customers give the Greenville team real credit is the people side. Reviewers repeatedly name the sales reps who stay on a project from measurement through finish, and note installation crews that arrive on schedule and clean up before they go, with pricing that tends to land as fair value. The details that actually decide a flooring job, which specific lines are in stock this month, what holds up best in your busiest room, and where the final number settles, get worked out on that in-home visit. For a floor you'll walk on for years, starting there is the honest first step.

Floors Unlimited is a flooring specialist on Buncombe Road, on the north side of Greenville. The name doubles as the business model: floors are the whole focus here, not one department inside a larger home store, so it is geared toward people working through a specific room or a full renovation rather than browsing a general aisle. For a homeowner or contractor at the point of choosing flooring, that single focus is the draw, a local shop where comparing materials for a project is the entire reason it exists.

The focus here is hardwood rather than the full spread of flooring types, and the work runs from supplying the wood itself to the general contracting that puts it in. Having the materials and the labor come from one source tends to suit homeowners taking on a full room or a whole-house wood floor, whether that means a fresh install or pulling up boards that have worn down over the years.

Michael's still buys flooring the way its namesake, Michael Meadows, did in Dalton, Georgia, in the early 1980s: direct from the mills, picking up overages and mill packages at wholesale. It credits that habit for its pricing and runs its own trucks to keep supply steady. The Greenville store opened in 1996 and remains family-run, managed since 2011 by his son, Daniel. Much of the carpet, luxury vinyl, and laminate is in stock, alongside hardwood and special orders, and the store's own crews handle installation. Cabinets joined the showroom in 2022, ready-to-assemble through semi-custom, with kitchen design help on hand. Reviews keep naming the same things: quotes that beat other bids, salespeople who don't push the pricier option, and installers careful with the furniture. Repeat buyers show up often, some going back more than twenty years.