The 10 Best Flooring Tile in Dallas, TX

How we picked the best flooring & tile in Dallas

The BizzFactor Score combines Google ratings, review volume and recency, customer sentiment, years in business, and verified credentials. It looks beyond the star average to consider how much customer feedback supports it and what that feedback says. A perfect rating from a smaller review pool is useful, but it is not the same signal as hundreds of reviews.

All American Flooring leads this list with a BizzFactor Score of 80.65, followed by Sir Grout Dallas Fort Worth at 79.35 and Flooring Direct at 78.55. Rug Land and Tile-N-All round out the top five at 78.45 and 77.15. Their specialties differ, so the highest-ranked business is not automatically the right match for every job.

License and insurance verification are not confirmed for any business on this list; ask about applicable licensing and request proof of insurance before hiring. Texas Hardwood Flooring and First Floors Carpet One Floor & Home have A+ BBB ratings, while BBB information is unavailable for the others. A BBB rating does not replace checking credentials and the proposed scope of work.

Our top picks at a glance

All American Flooring has a 4.8-star Google rating from 617 reviews and 36 years in business. Its review summary highlights quick quotes, dependable arrival times, solid flooring work, and prices customers find reasonable. Residential and commercial flooring services, plus hardwood, carpet, and luxury vinyl sales, make it worth considering for a broad flooring search.

Sir Grout Dallas Fort Worth holds a 4.8-star Google rating from 383 reviews and has 29 years in business. Reviews describe refreshed-looking floors, punctual work, courteous crews, and cleanup afterward. Its tile and grout cleaning, natural stone restoration, shower restoration, and Grout ColorSeal services make it relevant when you want to restore existing surfaces rather than replace them.

Flooring Direct has a 4.7-star Google rating from 744 reviews. Its review summary emphasizes professional installation, on-time arrivals, and efficient completion without sacrificing quality. With in-home flooring consultations, professional installation, hardwood options, carpet sales and installation, and luxury vinyl solutions, it is a useful option for buyers comparing materials and installation together.

Rug Land carries a 4.9-star Google rating from 431 reviews and has 32 years in business. Reviews highlight knowledgeable guidance, help choosing the right rug, and fair pricing. Its area rugs, custom sizing, handmade heirloom rugs, designer collections, and design consultation suit shoppers furnishing a room rather than replacing its installed flooring.

Tile-N-All has a 5-star Google rating from 68 reviews and 40 years in business. The review summary points to straight grout lines, clean tile work, fair quotes, and protection of existing floors during the job. Custom tiling, walk-in showers, cabinets, and kitchen and bathroom remodeling make it relevant for projects extending beyond a floor replacement.

What to look for when hiring

Match the business to the problem before comparing scores. Superior Tile Solutions lists tile repair, recaulking, shower pan replacement, and floor tile restoration, while Texas Hardwood Flooring lists hardwood refinishing and water damage repair. Those are different needs from buying carpet or selecting a new area rug.

Ask for an itemized estimate that separates materials, labor, removal, disposal, preparation, and finishing details. For installed flooring, have the contractor explain how they will assess moisture and subfloor condition. For tile, clarify surface preparation, layout, grout selection, and waterproofing wherever applicable.

Compare the full scope, not just the total. Confirm who moves furniture, removes existing flooring, handles transitions and trim, and protects surfaces that will stay. Ask about material availability, expected working days, cleanup, and when the room can be used again.

Questions to ask before you book

“Have you completed projects with this material and this type of room?” Ask to see relevant examples, such as a shower installation, hardwood refinish, or vinyl plank floor, rather than relying on general project photos.

“What preparation is included, and what could trigger an extra charge?” Have them explain how moisture concerns, uneven subfloors, damaged underlayment, or hidden shower damage would be handled and approved.

“Which exact products and installation materials are included?” Request product names and specifications for the flooring, adhesive, underlayment, grout, and waterproofing system that apply to your job.

“Who will do the work, and what insurance and applicable licensing can you document?” Clarify whether employees or subcontractors will be on site and who is responsible for supervision and resolving problems.

“What are the payment schedule, timeline, and warranty terms?” Ask for written details covering change orders, delays, workmanship issues, and any care instructions needed to protect the finished surface.

Red flags to avoid

Be cautious about a low estimate that leaves preparation, demolition, disposal, or trim undefined. Missing line items make quotes hard to compare and leave room for disagreement later. Ask for written clarification before paying a deposit.

For showers and other wet areas, vague answers about waterproofing deserve a pause. Straight tile and neat grout lines matter, but appearance alone does not explain how water will be managed. Request the proposed preparation and waterproofing approach in writing.

Watch for pressure to commit before you can review product details, insurance documentation, or contract terms. Also question promises of a firm completion date when material availability and site conditions have not been checked. A clear scope and a realistic schedule are more useful than a rushed sales pitch.