Hardwood Flooring
For hardwood floor installation, the main floor of a Long Grove house is the natural place to start, from the front entry through the family room. In big rooms, wider planks tend to look more in proportion.
Acre Lots and a Historic Downtown
Almost every home in Long Grove is a single-family house, and the median one has 10 rooms. That's a lot of floor, and it pays to plan it as a whole.

Long Grove incorporated in 1956 and uses strict building ordinances to protect its rural character. Its 1906 covered bridge, the Robert Parker Coffin Bridge, appears on the village logo and welcome signs.
The village covers more than 12 square miles of land and had about 8,400 residents in 2020, so homes have room to spread out. The population has more than quadrupled since 1980.

The village's residential zoning districts set minimum lot sizes of one, two or three acres. Census numbers show 98.5 percent of Long Grove homes are single-family detached, and more than eight in ten have four or more bedrooms.
Most of these houses are fairly young, with nearly nine in ten built between 1970 and 2009 and a median build year of 1988. In homes this size, the big decisions are which rooms get hardwood, what goes in the lower level and how the floors flow from room to room.
Hardwood, vinyl plank and laminate, installed by the same family-owned crew.
For hardwood floor installation, the main floor of a Long Grove house is the natural place to start, from the front entry through the family room. In big rooms, wider planks tend to look more in proportion.
Vinyl plank is the go-to for lower levels, walkouts included, plus laundry rooms and mudrooms where water and boots are a fact of life.
Laminate is a durable, wood-look choice for bonus rooms, bedrooms and home offices when you want to manage cost across a big house.
For shops and businesses in Long Grove's historic downtown, we also install commercial flooring.
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.”
Lincolnshire has more townhomes and condos than Long Grove, with nearly half of its homes attached or in larger buildings.
Arlington Heights is far denser, with about 33,000 homes and roughly a third of them in buildings with five or more units.
Barrington, which also reaches into Lake County, has a historic district of houses built mainly between 1860 and 1930.
Still have a question? Call (847) 361-0099.
Vinyl plank. A walkout still counts as below grade, solid hardwood isn't suitable there, and vinyl plank handles moisture while still giving you a wood look.
Yes. We'll help you decide which rooms get which floor and the order the work happens in, then give you a free estimate for the whole house.
No. Long Grove is part of our service area, and our office at 1247 Waukegan Rd in Glenview is open Monday to Saturday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Yes. We back all of our installations with a one-year guarantee.
However big the house, the estimate is free. Tell us which rooms you have in mind and we'll put numbers together for your Long Grove project.
(847) 361-0099