LVP is becoming increasingly popular because it provides a huge “bang” of durability for your buck. Compared to site finished or prefinished flooring, it is significantly less expensive and boasts protection from scratches, dents, and moisture. This durable flooring option is great for bustling family homes, rental properties, and even businesses. The installation process is quick, minimally disruptive, and the result is a huge visual impact with relatively low budget requirements. It’s no wonder that so many Northern Colorado homeowners choose LVP for their homes!
Whether you want to update your home or prepare it for the market, refinishing your hardwood floors is a great investment into the value and beauty of your home. Depending on the condition of your existing hardwood floor, you may only need a “screen and coat” or even to replace some areas completely.
Do you notice gaps in your flooring during the colder months? Don’t panic. All flooring types are susceptible to seasonal expansion and contraction, and your flooring contractor should have installed your flooring in a way to allow for it. Solid hardwood floors are particularly susceptible to seasonal expansion and contraction because wood is an organic material that will react to humidity and temperature changes within its environment.
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You’ve taken the first step and scheduled an estimate with a hardwood flooring contractor, so what comes next? Updating the floors in your home is an investment, and a thorough estimate is the first step. To make sure the estimate includes everything you are looking for and that the contractor is the right fit for you, here are 6 ways to prepare for your estimate.
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Deciding what type of flooring to put into your home is an investment, and today’s market is overflowing with different flooring options. With so much to choose from, deciding which one to put in your home can be overwhelming. Read on to learn the differences between site-finished hardwood floors, prefinished hardwood floors, and Luxury Vinyl Plank (LVP) floors so you can decide which option is best for your Northern Colorado home