
Cyprus · flooring
Flooring in Cyprus.Compare several quotes at once.
Tile, timber, vinyl and microcement, and which of them survives underfloor heating.
- Costs from recorded quotes
- Permit rules cited
- Written for Cypriot building stock
Photo: Vladimir Srajber
- Companies listed
- 6
- Districts covered
- 2
- Typical rangeper m²
- €22–70
Flooring companies in Cyprus
6 companies covering this area.
Prastitis Marbles Ltd
tiling · Mouttagiaka, Limassol
Prastitis Marbles Ltd is a tiler business in Mouttagiaka, in the Limassol district. We hold a phone number and a website for this entry. Details come from OpenStreetMap and have not been verified with the business.
Charilaos Stavrakis
flooring · Agioi Omologites, Nicosia
Charilaos Stavrakis is a carpet shop in Agioi Omologites, in the Nicosia district. The listed address is Λεωφόρος Γρίβα Διγενή. We do not yet hold contact details for this entry. Details come from OpenStreetMap and have not been verified with the business.
Charilaos Stavrakis
flooring · Shakolas Emporium Park, Nicosia
Charilaos Stavrakis is a carpet shop in Shakolas Emporium Park, in the Nicosia district. We do not yet hold contact details for this entry. Details come from OpenStreetMap and have not been verified with the business.
Elnia
flooring · Strovolos Iii, Nicosia
Elnia is a flooring supplier in Strovolos Iii, in the Nicosia district. We do not yet hold contact details for this entry. Details come from OpenStreetMap and have not been verified with the business.
Magos carpets
flooring · Agioi Omologites, Nicosia
Magos carpets is a carpet shop in Agioi Omologites, in the Nicosia district. We do not yet hold contact details for this entry. Details come from OpenStreetMap and have not been verified with the business.
Olymbiou Embroideries Ltd
flooring · Nicosia
Olymbiou Embroideries Ltd is a carpet shop in the Nicosia district. We do not yet hold contact details for this entry. Details come from OpenStreetMap and have not been verified with the business.
01Before the first quote
Planning flooringin the right order.
Most renovation overruns are sequence problems, not price problems. Four decisions to make before anyone quotes.
Write down what is being removed
Strip-out defines the job. The surprises live behind tiles and under floors, so say what goes before asking what it costs.
Scope first
Fix the sequence
Trades have an order — first fix before plaster, plaster before paint. A quote that ignores the order hides a second visit.
Order matters
Check what needs permission
Structural changes, drainage moves and most exterior work need permits, and the waiting time belongs in the plan.
Permits
Hold back the last payment
Stage payments tied to completed work keep everyone honest, and the final stage is your snagging leverage.
Stages

Need flooring?One form. Up to five quotes.
Describe the project and we will gather quotes from companies that can handle the whole sequence.