2) Can the floor you currently have be refurbished? Some Hardwoods, vinyls, and tiles can be refinished or recoated to bring back luster or repair damage.
3) What is your substrate? If you have a plywood subfloor you can nail solid wood, if you have concrete you have to get engineered wood or a vinyl.
4) What kind of maintenance do you personally do on your floor? If you like to give your floor an annual facelift oil is a great option for buffing out the year?s blemishes. If you do not like to maintain your floor you should get something where the finish does not come off at all. It scratches, but it doesn't just disappear.
5) Is the long term plan for the property a rental? If this is the case, you should get a floor that either can be resurfaced several times or will stand up to a renter?s beating.
Please?come in to Geneva Flooring to get questions like these answered, and to help prepare you for your flooring project!
Lisa Wells
Owner
Geneva Flooring
