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Home Dance Floors and Practice Rooms
Turn a spare room or garage into a safe place to practice.
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- Free on-site estimates
- Led by master installer Alexander, 30 years of experience
- Real photos of our own work
Home dance floor
Practice at home on a floor that is kind to your joints
Turn a spare room or garage into a safe home dance studio. A home dance floor gives you the spring and grip of a good studio, sized to your room.
Tile, carpet and bare concrete are hard on dancers. Tile and concrete have no give, and carpet grabs at every turn.
A practice room suits students who train between classes, competition couples and adults who dance for fitness. We build them across Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach.
Spare bedrooms
Often the simplest choice. The room is already cooled, lit and finished.
Garages
Plenty of space and a flat slab. Plan for the heat first; more on that below.
Attics and bonus rooms
Headroom is the big question, so we check the ceiling first.
Condo units
Jumps and taps carry to the unit below. Ask your board about its sound rules early.
What we install
What goes into a home dance floor
We install a sprung subfloor with a marley or wood surface, sized to your room. It is the same layered build we use in studios, scaled down.
Marley makes a good ballet floor for home practice. It also suits contemporary, jazz and hip-hop, grips for turns and wipes clean in seconds.
Wood suits tap, ballroom and Latin. Its warm look also fits a living space.
Tell us what you dance and how often. We suggest a surface at the free visit.
How a home floor goes in
- 1
Send photos and sizes
A few phone photos and the room size are enough to start.
- 2
Free visit
We measure, check the base, the ceiling and the doors.
- 3
Written quote
The subfloor, the surface and the trims, listed clearly.
- 4
Install
The sprung layers go down first, then the surface and edges.
- 5
Walkthrough
We test the floor with you before we leave.
Planning
Six things to plan before the floor goes in
Sort these out before the install date. Then the floor goes in once, and it goes in right.
Room size
Measure the open floor, not the whole room. You need space to travel a few steps and turn. We confirm exact sizes at the visit.
Ceiling height
A sprung subfloor and surface raise the floor a little. Jumps and lifts need headroom, so we check ceilings, fans and lights first.
Door thresholds
The new floor sits higher than the old one. Doors may need trimming to swing over it. We plan a low, smooth edge at each doorway.
Air conditioning
South Florida garages get very hot, and summer humidity makes wood swell. Plan the cooling before the floor goes in, not after.
The base underneath
We check the slab or old floor for level and moisture. Garage slabs often slope toward the door, so that gets leveled out.
Mirrors and barres
Plan wall space for a mirror and a barre. Wall barres need solid backing, so mark the studs before the floor goes in. A portable barre needs no wall work at all.
Think about storms too. Afternoon downpours can blow rain under a garage door. Check the door seal before a new floor goes down.
Our work
Practice rooms and small studios we have floored
These photos are from our own jobs. A home floor uses the same layers, sized to your room.
Want to see what goes underneath? Our dance studio floors page shows the subfloor layers going in.
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Home dance floor questions
Can you install a tap floor at home?
Yes. For tap, we suggest a wood surface over the sprung subfloor. It gives a crisp, clear sound under the taps. Tell us what else you dance, and we will plan the floor around it.
Can you put a dance floor in my garage?
Often, yes. A garage slab makes a good base once it is level and dry. The big question is heat, so plan air conditioning before the floor goes in.
Do I need to remove my old floor first?
Not always. A sprung subfloor can often go over flat, solid tile or concrete. Carpet usually comes up first. We check at the free visit.
What flooring is right for a home dance studio?
Marley suits ballet, contemporary, jazz and hip-hop. Wood suits tap, ballroom and Latin. Tell us what you dance, and we will suggest one at the visit.
Free quote
Tell us about your practice room
Send the room size, the ceiling height and a few photos. We will set up a free on-site visit.
- Free on-site estimate
- Written quote with clear options
- South Florida only
- Led by master installer Alexander, 30 years of experience