Lowes and Home Depot (and I assume Menards) can deal with finding contractors if you buy the flooring from them. If you go that route I'd find a few tiles you like and wait for one of them to go on sale. Otherwise, if you're feeling handy, you can probably do interlocking tile installs yourself with help from another person, a mallet, and a tile cutter.

Do not hire Discount Dave’s. The treat their employees like shit. They stole $500 (through wage theft) from my father who works there.

Thanks. Knowing who to avoid is important too

I can unfortunately add another one to the don’t call list. Signature Flooring in Rogersville

Get the flooring at Menards & do their sweet rebate deal!

They are the worst. They don’t pay enough to have anyone of quality working there.

I just sent you a message. I own an operate a flooring company would love to help you out!

I made a vow to myself years ago to never to go there just because their commercials are terrible and now I know I made the right choice lmaoo

Who is "they" in this comment?

Do not use Lowes and Home Depot they will overcharge you for everything and then send someone out on their first day trying to install. I used to do their repairs.

We built a hike last year and were very satisfied with Shives Hardwood Flooring. Great work, good attitude, and fair on pricing. You can Google their contact info.

Who do I hire then?

I've always hated the rebate model. Like, just sell it at the lower price. Don't make me give you extra money, then jump through hoops to get it back. I'd rather pay a few dollars more than jump through extra hoops.

Moureys Flooring, on West Battlefield.
Do your homework on the wear, and durability of whatever you're looking at. I screwed up and went with an acacia product because I was set on the color and distressed look. They told me it was more susceptible to scratching and chipping, but I thought I could be cautious enough all the time.
5 years later , I wish I went with a harder wood product.

I second Moureys. They are great