A Plus Floor Installation, Inc.

Two thousand tiles, set one at a time across roughly 500 square feet of kitchen and dining room — that May 2024 job is the kind of work customers of A Plus Floor Installation keep describing. Cleber De Sousa runs the Milford company, which its own site says was established in 2001, and most of the reviews name him personally: the estimate, the crew, the follow-up call. Google gives the company 4.9 from 43 ratings, HomeAdvisor 4.9 from 29, Angi 5.0 from nine. The range within flooring is what comes through. A November 2025 customer had prefinished hardwood put into three rooms and a hallway, done quickly. A 2022 Angi reviewer had the entire first floor and the top-of-stairs landing installed. In an October 2021 review, a homeowner whose basement has one 100-year-old section and one newer one said vinyl plank went down across both and came out seamless. A March 2023 project covered an outdated tile floor with vinyl plank, polished up the existing hardwood, and laid new hardwood in another part of the house, finished on time and on budget. Scheduling comes up nearly as often as the floors. A May 2020 customer whose 120-year-old house has floors that slope from side to side said the job was booked for two to three days and was done in two. A December 2022 homeowner, left with half-finished work when their first contractor called out sick before the holidays, said Cleber returned the call and came to look at the project the same day. A June 2024 couple living out of town during their renovation said he worked around their timing and sent them updates over FaceTime. Two accounts cut the other way. A February 2024 caller said the company never returned their phone call. And a December 2020 customer who hired them for floors and was then talked into adding painting said the job started off well but communication became a struggle as it went on — so if you are bundling painting or carpentry onto a flooring job, pin down who will be on site each week and how you will hear from them. For hardwood, tile or vinyl plank in an older Massachusetts house, they are a natural call. BBB lists the company as accredited with an A+. Take the free estimate in writing, look up its Massachusetts home improvement contractor registration on the state's register, confirm which crew will be on your job, and settle the update schedule before day one.