How Much Does It Cost To Install Vinyl Tile Flooring?

Standard Services	Quantity	Low	High
What you can expect
Range per square foot:		$6.33	$8.75
Range for this type of project:		$854	$1,181
Estimate: $1,017
	Vinyl Tile Flooring Cost	144 square feet	$659	$868
	Cost of residential-grade, 4.5mm-thick vinyl tile featuring a protective layer of aluminum oxide and an attractive, textured surface. Rate is inclusive of local delivery, as well as standard excess for perfect installation and occasional repairs. 15-year residential warranty guarantees excellence.
	Vinyl Tile Flooring Labor, Basic	2 hours	$163	$264
	Labor cost, under typical conditions, for complete installation. Pattern will be laid out, debris cleared from flooring and materials, and vinyl tile will be cut, fit, and attached. Fee is inclusive of all aspects of the project, such as thorough planning, acquisition of equipment and material, preparation and protection of installation site, and meticulous cleanup.
	Vinyl Tile Flooring Job Supplies	144 square feet	$16	$18
	Requisite supplies for the job, including manufacturer-recommended underlayment, fasteners, adhesives, and surface sealants.
	Vinyl Tile Flooring Equipment Allowance	1 job	$16	$30
	Daily rental of specialty equipment for maximum quality and efficiency, including 100-lb, 36"-wide floor roller. Consumable equipment elements not included.
	Vinyl Tile Flooring Debris Disposal	135 square feet	$34	$39
	Responsible disposal of all project debris, including the cost to load and haul old materials, installation waste, and any other refuse.
Optional Services
	Option: Remove Flooring	7 hours	$119	$755
	Flooring will be detached from adjacent components, broken into portable segments, and removed from premises. Asbestos handling will incur additional fees.

Standard services

Vinyl Tile Flooring Cost
$659 -$868

144
square feet

Cost of residential-grade, 4.5mm-thick vinyl tile featuring a protective layer of aluminum oxide and an attractive, textured surface. Rate is inclusive of local delivery, as well as standard excess for perfect installation and occasional repairs. 15-year residential warranty guarantees excellence.

Vinyl Tile Flooring Labor, Basic
$163 -$264

2
hours

Labor cost, under typical conditions, for complete installation. Pattern will be laid out, debris cleared from flooring and materials, and vinyl tile will be cut, fit, and attached. Fee is inclusive of all aspects of the project, such as thorough planning, acquisition of equipment and material, preparation and protection of installation site, and meticulous cleanup.

Vinyl Tile Flooring Job Supplies
$16 -$18

144
square feet

Requisite supplies for the job, including manufacturer-recommended underlayment, fasteners, adhesives, and surface sealants.

Vinyl Tile Flooring Equipment Allowance
$16 -$30

1
job

Daily rental of specialty equipment for maximum quality and efficiency, including 100-lb, 36"-wide floor roller. Consumable equipment elements not included.

Vinyl Tile Flooring Debris Disposal
$34 -$39

135
square feet

Responsible disposal of all project debris, including the cost to load and haul old materials, installation waste, and any other refuse.

Optional Services

Option: Remove Flooring
$119 -$755

7
hours

Flooring will be detached from adjacent components, broken into portable segments, and removed from premises. Asbestos handling will incur additional fees.

What you can expect

Range per square foot:
$6 - $9

Range for this type of project:
$854 - $1,181

Estimate:
$1,017

cost to install vinyl tile flooring
National Avg. Materials Cost per square foot	$4.97
National Avg. Cost (labor and materials) for 300 square foot	$2,050.69
National Cost Range (labor and materials) for 300 square foot	$1,728.38 - $2,372.99

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