Forsyth Floor Co Inc

Working with Mike, owner of Forsyth, has been a very good experience. He helped us select the hardwood to match existing wood in rest of house. He was very patient and professional! The installers (subs) did a fantastic job installing wood, cleaning everything and working with my husband on cable placement. I highly recommend Forsyth as they know what they are doing and are extremely helpful!

We have been using Forsyth Floors since the 1970s and they have been in business a lot longer than that. Mike Svoboda has taken over from his father for some time now and they still are the best in the business. They carry quality products from the best manufacturers, but the biggest difference is the quality of their installation work. They just completed some more hardwood installation at our house and again the work was superb. I recommend Forsyth to friends all the time. I’m such stickler for quality and a pain in the butt, most believe that if they can please me, they can please anybody.

I heard about Forsyth from several coworkers who had used these guys in their homes. It is a family owned small business (my favorite kind!) and they were so nice when I went to check out their showroom.
Before going to them, I checked out Lowe’s and Home Depot. I was very interested in that porcelain tile that looks like wood, and both of those places did not have a large selection. Also, both places charged $ 35 to give estimates, which I paid just so I could get a comparison. Forsyth gave me an estimate for free, and they had literally hundreds of different options for that porcelain tile. And thinking about it, it makes sense that they would be so much more on top of stuff since flooring is their entire business, and it’s only a small part of what places like Home Depot or Lowe’s deal with.
After they did the measure, we talked about my budget and switched the upstairs section to laminate due to some floor issues that would make porcelain really expensive in terms of prep work. They had another huge selection of laminate samples to work with and I ended up picking out this awesome color (pattern?) called Oregon Spruce from EarthWerks that I have gotten so many compliments on.
I would absolutely use Forsyth again — I felt really comfortable with them working in my house and they did an awesome job on the install. Obviously, flooring is pricey — I paid a little under $ 7,500 for around 900 square feet of porcelain and laminate — but if you saw how great my floor looks I think you would agree it was worth it.