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Commercial flooring installed in a Chicagoland restaurant dining room by CSI

Commercial Flooring Services

Restaurant Flooring Installation in Chicagoland

From dining rooms to commercial kitchens, Carpet Services Incorporated (CSI) installs durable, slip-resistant restaurant flooring built for Chicagoland's busiest operators.

Serving Chicagoland since 1979 · 45+ Years of Proven Excellence · Residential & Commercial · Fully Licensed & Insured

Built For Restaurants

Restaurant Flooring Installation Designed to Survive the Rush

Restaurant flooring installation has to do more than look good — it has to survive spills, grease, dropped trays, rolling carts, and a dining room full of foot traffic every single night. Carpet Services Incorporated (CSI) has been installing commercial flooring for restaurants, bars, and food-service operators across Chicagoland since 1979, working out of our Addison, IL showroom to serve DuPage, Cook, Kane, and Will counties plus Northwest Indiana. Whether you're opening a new location, renovating a dining room, or replacing worn-out kitchen flooring, our crews understand the schedules, codes, and durability standards that restaurant flooring demands.

We work directly with restaurant owners, general contractors, and builders to plan installations around your operating hours, minimize downtime, and deliver a finished space that holds up to years of service.

Material Options

Flooring Built for Dining Rooms, Bars & Kitchens

Porcelain wood-look tile flooring suited for restaurant dining areas

Porcelain & Quarry Tile

The standard for commercial kitchens and bar back areas. Porcelain and quarry tile resist grease, water, heat, and harsh sanitizing chemicals while holding up to constant rolling carts and heavy equipment. Slip-resistant textured finishes meet commercial safety expectations for wet zones.

Commercial luxury vinyl tile flooring installed in a restaurant dining room

Commercial Luxury Vinyl Tile (LVT)

A favorite for dining rooms and waiting areas — waterproof, scratch-resistant, and available in wood, stone, and concrete looks that fit any restaurant concept. LVT installs quickly with minimal downtime and stands up to chair drag and high-heel traffic.

Waterproof flooring installed near a restaurant bar service area

Waterproof & Sheet Flooring

For bar wells, prep areas, and back-of-house zones where standing water is a daily reality, waterproof sheet flooring and SPC core products provide a seamless, easy-to-sanitize surface that won't delaminate under constant moisture.

Every restaurant flooring installation begins with an on-site evaluation of your dining room layout, kitchen workflow, and existing subfloor condition so we can recommend the right material for each zone — not a one-size-fits-all solution. Many operators pair durable tile in the kitchen with warmer LVT or carpet tile in the dining room; see our commercial carpet options for front-of-house seating areas and lounges.

Our Process

The CSI Installation Timeline

1

Free Measurement & Showroom Consult

Visit our Addison showroom or schedule an on-site visit. We measure your space, review samples, and discuss material options for each zone of your restaurant.

2

Accurate Estimate

You receive a detailed, itemized estimate covering materials, labor, removal, and subfloor prep — no surprise charges once work begins.

3

Precision Preparation

Our crews remove old flooring, level and prep the subfloor, and address moisture concerns common in commercial kitchens before any new material goes down.

4

Expert Installation

Certified installers work efficiently around your hours — including overnight or phased scheduling — to keep your restaurant operating during the project.

5

Post-Job Walkthrough

We walk the finished space with you, confirm every detail meets spec, and provide care guidance so your new flooring stays looking its best.

The CSI Difference

45+ Years of Commercial Flooring Experience

Founded in 1979 by Carmine and Victor Molfese as Carpet Service International, Carpet Services Incorporated has grown into one of Chicagoland's most trusted names in commercial and residential flooring. Our in-house, certified installation crews — not subcontractors — handle every restaurant flooring project from start to finish, which means consistent quality and a single point of accountability.

We maintain competitive, transparent pricing for restaurant owners and the general contractors and builders who work with them, and our Addison, IL showroom gives clients a chance to see and feel commercial-grade samples before committing.

  • In-house certified installation crews, no subcontractors
  • Experience with new build-outs and live renovations
  • Flexible scheduling: nights, weekends, phased work
  • Slip-resistant, code-aware material recommendations
  • Direct relationships with major flooring manufacturers
  • Licensed & insured for commercial projects

What Clients Say

Restaurant & Commercial Flooring Reviews

"Our kitchen floor took a beating every shift before CSI replaced it with commercial tile. Two years later it still looks brand new, even with the grease and steam back there."

Addison, IL — Restaurant Kitchen Tile

"They scheduled the dining room install overnight so we never lost a day of service. The new vinyl flooring matches our concept perfectly and cleans up in seconds."

Naperville, IL — Dining Room LVT

"As a contractor, I've used CSI on three restaurant build-outs now. Their crews show up on schedule and the subfloor prep work has saved us from issues other crews missed."

Schaumburg, IL — New Restaurant Build-Out

Common Questions

Restaurant Flooring FAQ

For dining rooms, most Chicagoland restaurant owners choose porcelain wood-look tile or commercial-grade luxury vinyl tile. Both stand up to heavy foot traffic, resist scuffing from chairs and carts, and give a warm, upscale look that's easy to clean between services.

Commercial kitchens need slip-resistant, NSF-friendly surfaces that can handle grease, water, and constant sanitizing. Quarry tile and textured porcelain tile with epoxy or urethane grout are the most common choices because they hold up to commercial cleaning chemicals and high heat without cracking or staining.

Most single-space restaurant flooring projects take 2-5 business days depending on square footage, substrate condition, and whether old flooring needs to be removed first. CSI works around your operating hours and can schedule overnight or off-day installation to minimize lost revenue.

In many cases, yes. CSI can phase installation by section, work overnight, or schedule around your slowest days so the dining room stays open. Kitchen and bar areas sometimes require a short closure for proper substrate prep, which we'll outline clearly during your estimate.

Yes. CSI works with general contractors and builders on new restaurant build-outs as well as renovations of existing dining rooms, bars, and kitchens, including removal of old flooring and subfloor preparation.

Commercial luxury vinyl tile typically costs less per square foot than porcelain tile and installs faster, making it popular for dining areas on a budget. Porcelain and quarry tile cost more upfront but offer superior durability for kitchens and high-grease zones, often lowering long-term replacement costs.

Get Started

Request Your Free Restaurant Flooring Estimate

Tell us about your space and we'll schedule a free on-site or showroom consultation. Ask about our free flooring estimate for restaurant and commercial projects.

Carpet Services Incorporated

Address: 30 W Fay Ave, Addison, IL 60101

Phone: (708) 222-8200

Email: cs@csicarpet.com

Monday – Friday9:00am – 4:00pm
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