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Flooring contractors in New York-Newark-Jersey City, NY-NJ

The New York-Newark-Jersey City, NY-NJ metro area has 2,126 flooring contractors, or 1.09 per 10,000 residents.

What flooring work involves and how it is licensed is written once on the national flooring page. New York publishes no business-level licence source for flooring, so this page shows no licensed share; the New York page says what it does publish.

The facts

Flooring contractors in this metro
2,126
Per 10,000 residents
1.09 per 10,000
Records first appearing in the last 12 months
24
Records flagged closed in the last 12 months
31
Licensed share
Not published for this metro
There is no license source for this trade in New York. No flooring record on this page is described one way or the other on the strength of a missing file.
Employment and pay for this trade
Not published for this trade
Independent, franchise, corporate
2,064 independent, 52 franchise brand, 6 corporate owned, 4 awaiting chain review
Universe quality
0.28% of source records merged as duplicates, 0.52% carry no street address

Sources and dates: Foursquare Open Source Places, release August 11, 2026. Population 19,498,249, Census Bureau Vintage 2023 population estimates, as of July 1, 2023.

Row definitions: methodology page.

What these numbers say about flooring in New York-Newark-Jersey City

By record count, flooring is the seventh largest of the 11 trades this site counts in New York-Newark-Jersey City, behind cleaning and ahead of painting. That ordering is a property of the source data's categories rather than a judgement about which trade matters most in New York-Newark-Jersey City.

Per resident, New York-Newark-Jersey City sits close to the New York rate for flooring, so the count at the top of this page reads as ordinary for the state.

The independent share of New York-Newark-Jersey City's flooring records is close to the New York figure, so the mix of independent, franchise-brand and corporate-owned records here is ordinary for the state.

Far more of New York-Newark-Jersey City's flooring records carry no street address than across New York. What a blank street line is and is not is set out on the methodology page.

New York publishes no business-level licence source for flooring that a listing can be matched against, so the licensed share for New York-Newark-Jersey City is shown as not published rather than as zero, and no flooring record on this page is described one way or the other on the strength of a file that does not exist.

No licence issuance or lapse figure is published for flooring in New York-Newark-Jersey City, so no churn figure appears on this page rather than a zero standing in for one.

No Bureau of Labor Statistics occupation maps to flooring cleanly enough to print, so New York-Newark-Jersey City carries no employment or wage figure for this trade rather than one built from an occupation that means something else.

Of the New York-Newark-Jersey City flooring records that are not independent, franchise brands outnumber corporate-owned locations.

Almost none of New York-Newark-Jersey City's flooring records are waiting on chain review, so the independent, franchise and corporate counts above describe nearly the whole list.

More flooring records in New York-Newark-Jersey City were flagged closed over the last twelve months than first appeared, so the file for this trade and metro shrank. A closed flag is a signal contributed upstream, not a confirmed closure.

No city inside New York-Newark-Jersey City differs from the metro enough on flooring to carry a page of its own, so every record here is answered on this page.

Among the 8 New York metro areas this site publishes a flooring page for, New York-Newark-Jersey City carries the fewest records per resident. The field is the metro areas this site publishes a flooring page for rather than every metro area in New York.

Ordered by flooring records per resident across every metro area this site publishes a flooring page for, the hubs either side of New York-Newark-Jersey City are Amarillo above it and Hagerstown-Martinsburg below it.

Flooring contractors, A to Z

2,031 publishable contractors. Ordering never depends on payment, claim status, license status, or any commercial relationship. This page shows the first 300 alphabetically; the rest are on the 6 further pages linked below, not withheld.

Other trades in New York-Newark-Jersey City