TDS Flooring

Fifty-three Google ratings, every one of them five stars, and the same first name keeps appearing: Dmitri. TDS Flooring works out of Framingham and covers the Greater Boston area and MetroWest, handling hardwood installation and refinishing, vinyl, carpet, stair runners, wool carpet, and gym, rubber and cork floors for both homes and businesses. The jobs customers describe are rarely simple squares of open floor. One recent customer had an older staircase with an unusual layout and wanted a custom runner; another needed roughly 600 square feet of rubber gym flooring in an old mill building where the subfloor was uneven and in rough shape, and described the crew prepping it before laying anything down. A homeowner this spring wanted new hardwood matched to existing floors and got a near-exact match despite subpar subflooring and stair rails that were difficult to remove. That is the through-line: awkward existing conditions, handled rather than shrugged at. Responsiveness and communication come up in almost every account, and several customers mention the site being left clean. The review history runs from 2024 to 2026 — 49 reviews, no negative ones, six of them in the last six months. A LinkedIn listing and a Procore profile both describe the company as serving greater Boston, with Procore noting work alongside architects and general contractors on residential and commercial projects since 2018. One thing worth knowing: nearly all of the public praise sits on Google. It is consistent and specific, but it is largely one channel, so ask for references on a job like yours — especially if you are doing something unusual like gym rubber or a stair runner on an odd staircase. Good call if you want hardwood installed or refinished, a carpet or stair runner fitted, or commercial-grade rubber down in a gym or studio. Confirm the scope for subfloor prep in writing before work starts, since that is where several of these jobs turned on extra effort.