Flooring is a major update for any space, whether it be hardwood, tile, or laminate you can expect to see a 75%-80% return on investment when it comes time to sell.
Flooring
Flooring makes all the difference. If you’re picking carpets, hardwood or tile; a brand new floor adds a new clean and updated look. Carpeting is the simplest to update however it is harder to keep clean versus a tile or hardwood floor. Hardwood and tile flooring add ample value to your home, and attention to detail in patterns really sets apart a professional job from a amateur job.
Hardwood Flooring
Solid hardwood flooring is all the rage right now. Hardwood has so many benefits as a floor choice that it is tough to select another product. It has excellent longevity which is why so many people are able to peel up carpet and refinish old hardwood floors. It is naturally warm and hypoallergenic and the finishes make them extremely easy to keep clean. Most importantly hardwood flooring boosts your homes overall value.
Laminate Flooring
If genuine hardwood exceeds your budget, laminate is a great alternative which works well. Laminate flooring is extremely impact, scratch, sunlight fade and stain resistant. Laminate is very durable, and gives the look of real hardwood. Most common laminate floors are floating floors verses a nail down or glue down floor.
Tile Flooring
Ceramic, porcelain, and natural stone tile flooring are very popular choices because of their appearances, durability and care free maintenance. There are multiple pattern options when installing a tile flooring which appeals to the general population because it gives the customer a more custom look to suit the look of their space.
Radiant in-floor heating
Radiant Electric in-floor heating is a growing source of heat in North America in residential installations. It is very important to decide whether or not you would like to have in-floor heating installed prior to the installation of your floor because once the floor is installed it is too late to change your mind. It is important to have in-floor heat installed properly by a qualified installer in order to confirm no damage in the heating coils with proper testing prior, during and after installation.
Available in Tile, Hardwood, and Laminate Installations in-floor heating is an excellent source of heat. However, if installed improperly you could completely ruin your brand new flooring which was just installed, or even worse an electrical fire could occur.
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