Floor Renovation Cost in Finland 2026 — Detailed Price Guide
What does a floor renovation cost in Finland? Detailed pricing for parquet, laminate, and vinyl flooring including installation, demolition, and levelling.
A floor renovation is one of the most impactful home improvements you can make. What does it actually cost in 2026? In this guide, we cover exact prices for different flooring materials, installation, demolition, and levelling.
- Quick Summary — Floor Renovation Cost 2026 (50 m²):
- Parquet: €60–155/m² (material + installation), total €3,000–7,750
- Laminate: €30–75/m² (material + installation), total €1,500–3,750
- Vinyl: €40–100/m² (material + installation), total €2,000–5,000
- Demolition: €8–15/m²
- Levelling: €10–25/m²
- Skirting boards: €8–20/running metre
- Tax deduction on labour: max €1,600/person/year (35%)
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Parquet Flooring Prices 2026
Parquet prices vary significantly by quality, wood species, and finish:
| Quality level | Material cost | Installation | Total (50 m²) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Budget parquet | €40–60/m² | €20–30/m² | ~€3,600 |
| Mid-range parquet | €60–90/m² | €25–30/m² | ~€5,500 |
| Premium parquet | €90–120/m² | €25–35/m² | ~€7,450 |
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Laminate Flooring Prices 2026
Laminate is the most budget-friendly option:
| Quality level (AC rating) | Material cost | Installation | Total (50 m²) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Budget (AC3) | €15–25/m² | €15–25/m² | ~€2,450 |
| Mid-range (AC4) | €25–40/m² | €18–22/m² | ~€3,200 |
| Premium (AC5) | €40–50/m² | €20–25/m² | ~€4,060 |
Underlayment adds €3–8/m² and is mandatory under floating floors.
Vinyl Flooring Prices 2026
Vinyl has become increasingly popular, especially in kitchens and wet areas:
| Quality level | Material cost | Installation | Total (50 m²) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Budget vinyl | €25–40/m² | €15–25/m² | ~€2,800 |
| Mid-range vinyl | €40–55/m² | €20–25/m² | ~€3,610 |
| Premium SPC/WPC | €55–70/m² | €20–30/m² | ~€5,100 |
Vinyl is more moisture-resistant than laminate, making it ideal for kitchens and bathrooms.
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Demolition and Levelling Costs
- Old floor removal:
- Laminate/vinyl: €8–12/m²
- Parquet (glued): €10–15/m²
- Waste disposal: €100–300
- Subfloor levelling:
- Minor levelling: €10–15/m²
- Full floor levelling: €15–25/m²
- Primers: €2–5/m²
Levelling is needed when the subfloor has more than 3mm variation per metre.
How to Save on Floor Renovation
- Choose material wisely — Bedrooms do not need heavy-duty AC5 laminate
- Focus on visible areas — Parquet in the living room, laminate in storage rooms
- Do demolition yourself — Save €8–15/m² on removal
- Use the tax deduction — 35% of labour costs, up to €1,600/person/year. Read our tax deduction guide
- Combine with other renovation — If also doing a kitchen or bathroom renovation, you may get a package discount
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the cheapest flooring material? Budget laminate at €15–25/m². Total cost for a 50 m² apartment: approximately €1,500–2,500 installed.
How long does a floor renovation take? Typical timeline for 50 m²: demolition 1 day, levelling 1–2 days (+ 1–3 days drying), installation 2–3 days, skirting boards 1 day. Total approximately 1–2 weeks.
Can I claim a tax deduction? Yes. You can deduct 35% of labour costs (max €1,600/person/year). Materials are not deductible. Read more in our tax deduction guide.
Does floor renovation increase property value? Yes. A well-done floor renovation can increase the selling price by €2,000–5,000, depending on apartment size and material. Parquet adds the most value.
Petri Lindfors
Renovation expert
Petri Lindfors is Kevyt Remppa's renovation expert. He has planned and executed hundreds of bathroom, kitchen and apartment renovations over 30 years. Petri's strength is combining a realistic cost estimate, a workable schedule and practical solutions so your renovation proceeds smoothly from start to finish without unnecessary stress.
