All Pro Hardwood FloorsFlooring contractor in Idaho Falls, ID
All Pro Hardwood Floors is a flooring contractor at 1600 Charlene St, Idaho Falls, ID 83402, rated 5.0 from 1 Google review.
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Key facts
| Address | 1600 Charlene St, Idaho Falls, ID 83402Get directions |
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| Phone | (208) 602-4738 |
| Website | allprohardwoodfloors.com |
| Google rating | 5.0 from 1 Google review |
Trades
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- Flooringmain tradeGoogle main category
Service area
Serves Idaho Falls and 1 town within 25 miles: Ammon.
Based in Idaho Falls, IDView on map
Typical flooring prices
| Job | Low | Typical | High |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hardwood floor installationPer project: typical range of customer-reported jobs (about $6 to $25 per sq ft installed). US national range | $2,469 | $4,723 | $7,034 |
Market ranges for the trade, checked October 2026, not a quote from this business. Ask for a written estimate.
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Questions about All Pro Hardwood Floors
What areas does All Pro Hardwood Floors serve?
Serves Idaho Falls and 1 town within 25 miles: Ammon. The list is based on the business's location and the usual service radius for flooring. Confirm your address is covered when you call.
What do Google reviews say about All Pro Hardwood Floors?
All Pro Hardwood Floors has a rating of 5.0 from 1 Google review. The CR Score adjusts the star rating for review count, so a high rating from a few reviews counts for less than the same rating from many.
How do I contact All Pro Hardwood Floors?
Call All Pro Hardwood Floors on (208) 602-4738. The business is at 1600 Charlene St, Idaho Falls, ID 83402. Its website is linked in the key facts on this page. Ask for a written estimate before any work starts.
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