Tools & Equipment

Flooring tools and equipment for every stage of a commercial or residential job: taking up the old floor, preparing the slab or subfloor, installing the new material, and finishing the edges, seams, and stairs. Each category below groups the hand tools, power tools, and machines for one part of that work, along with the blades and consumables that go with them.

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Flooring Removal & Surface Prep Carpet Tools LVP & Hardwood Tools Vinyl & Heat Weld Tools Ceramic & Stone Tools Wall Base & VCT Tools Stair Tools Rug & Carpet Binding Jamb Saws & Toe Kick Saws Trowels Flooring Repair Tools Material Handling Blades Knee Pads

By Stage of the Job

Removal Ride-on and walk-behind scrapers, carpet pullers, hand scrapers, and scraper blades
Surface Prep Grinders, shot blasters, scarifiers, and dust collection for concrete and subfloors
Layout & Cutting Jamb and undercut saws, tile cutters, vinyl and LVP cutters, knives, and straight edges
Installation Trowels, rollers, carpet stretchers and kickers, seaming irons, tapping blocks, and pull bars
Finishing Heat weld guns and groovers, wall base and stair tools, binding and serging machines
Jobsite Carts, dollies, and loading ramps for moving rolls, cartons, and equipment
Keeping a machine you already own running? OEM parts for National, Crain, Taylor, Eddy, Roberts, and D-Cut equipment are organized by model on the Replacement Parts page.

Questions on fit, compatibility, or lead time? Call 877-222-4477 or email customerservice@prefloortools.com before ordering.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are the most important tools for professional carpet installation?

Installers rely on a kit that usually includes a knee kicker, stretcher, seam iron, seam roller, and a quality trimmer. These tools help achieve tight stretch, strong seams, and clean cuts for a lasting install.

Which floor scraper should I choose for removing old flooring?

For small spaces or occasional use, a hand scraper works. Walk-behind scrapers cover larger areas quickly, while ride-on scrapers are best for heavy-duty removal or frequent demo work.

What tools are best for cutting vinyl plank (LVP/LVT) flooring?

A guillotine-style vinyl cutter makes clean, straight cuts without dust. For notches and curves, use a utility knife or specialized shear for precise shaping.

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