Hardwood Flooring
Trading the carpet in a 1990s or 2000s Lincolnshire house for hardwood is one of the most noticeable upgrades you can make, especially in living and dining rooms.
Newer Homes Along the Des Plaines
Lincolnshire was incorporated in 1957, and more than half of its homes have been built since 1990. Our crews put down hardwood, vinyl plank and laminate in its houses, townhomes and condos.

Lincolnshire began in the mid-1950s, when developer Roger Ladd's company bought land, platted a subdivision and gave it the name. The village incorporated on August 5, 1957, and grew quickly from 1983 through the 1990s, from about 4,150 residents in 1980 to more than 6,100 by 2000.
The Des Plaines River splits the village north to south, and Route 22 divides it east to west. Corporate offices and the Marriott resort share the village with its neighborhoods.

Lincolnshire's median home was built in 1992, per recent Census estimates. About 53 percent of homes are detached houses, 14 percent are townhomes or other attached homes and nearly a third are in buildings with 20 or more units.
In a house from the 1990s or 2000s, flooring work is often an upgrade, like trading original carpet for hardwood or worn floors for vinyl plank. In townhomes and condo buildings, the association's rules come first.
Hardwood, vinyl plank and laminate, installed by the same family-owned crew.
Trading the carpet in a 1990s or 2000s Lincolnshire house for hardwood is one of the most noticeable upgrades you can make, especially in living and dining rooms.
In townhomes, condos and basements, vinyl flooring installation is often the smartest move, since vinyl plank resists water and daily wear.
Laminate offers a wood look at a lower cost for bedrooms, lofts and offices in newer homes.
Several companies have their headquarters in Lincolnshire, and our commercial flooring work covers offices and other business spaces.
Four steps from the first call to the final walkthrough.
Call or send the form, and the crew measures your rooms and quotes the job for free.
Hardwood, vinyl plank or laminate, matched to the room, the foot traffic and the budget.
The crew preps the subfloor and lays the new floor, with a quick turnaround.
You walk the finished floor with the crew, and the job site is left clean.
“Absolutely fantastic job! Quality Installs exceeded our expectations!
Excellent communication from management, very reasonable prices, professional, fast and clean work. Really pleased to have them doing our flooring project. Will definitely contact them in the future and recommend the company.”
“Quality Installs is a business that lives up to its name. Work is thorough, communication is punctual, and working with Bob was a pleasant experience. His team is diligent and they pay attention to detail. Highly recommend!”
“The team exhibited a remarkable level of professionalism, executed the task with exceptional speed, and the results they delivered were nothing short of remarkable.”
Deerfield grew up a generation earlier, and its median home dates to 1970, more than 20 years before Lincolnshire's.
Long Grove keeps a rural feel, with residential zoning that sets minimum lots of one to three acres.
Lake Forest lies northeast of Lincolnshire and has a 1,019-acre historic district on the National Register.
Still have a question? Call (847) 361-0099.
Replacing original carpet in the main living areas with hardwood usually changes the house the most. If the budget is tighter, laminate or vinyl plank gives a similar look for less, and our post on laminate versus hardwood compares the two.
Yes. Bring your association's flooring rules to the estimate, since many buildings require a sound-reducing underlayment under hard floors.
Yes. We install floors in businesses as well as homes, and our team can talk through options that hold up to daily foot traffic. You can read what clients say on our reviews page.
We're open Monday to Saturday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., at 1247 Waukegan Rd, Unit 101, in Glenview.
A free estimate is the easiest way to compare hardwood, vinyl plank and laminate for your Lincolnshire home, and it takes one call to (847) 361-0099.
(847) 361-0099