5 Step Flooring

5 Steps To Choosing Flooring For Your:

Choosing flooring is far more complicated than just finding the best-looking product. Many factors include moisture, durability, costs, and more will greatly influence your decision. Follow these five steps in order to achieve the flooring decision that is right for you.

Step 1: Will Your Floor Be Installed in a High-Moisture Area?

If Your flooring is being installed in a high or medium moisture area, it is important to choose concrete, ceramic, or porcelain/vinyl tile. These products are known for their durability, sturdiness, and long lasting. They are typically sealed with high moisture adhesive as well. You want to make sure you are using highly moisture resistant, high strength, water-based adhesive for the most resilient flooring in residential or commercial applications.
Vinyl Grip 99 is the most popular.

Step 2: Think About Pet-Friendly Flooring

If you have a pet, you’ll want to think about investing in superior wear resistant floors. Some flooring that appears to be wear resistant is not and you’ll see scratched and wear over time. Try durable flooring like ceramic, laminate, plank vinyl, or even carpet! It will save you money in the future, time, and work.

Step 3: Your Budget!

Prices vary by product and durability. Tile, hardwood, vinyl plank (depending on your style), durability needs, and square footage, pricing is competitive. All floor types come with the best warranty with Final Floors! Check out their website for details! finalfloors.com.

Step 4: Installing Your Floor

By installing your floor yourself, it can be very time consuming and costly if you don’t know what you’re doing. Trusting an expert with Final Floors will provide you hassle and dust free work in a timely manner. They offer a free in-person quote, multiple samples to choose from, and for the right price.

Step 5: Low or High Maintenance Flooring?

Resilient flooring, whether tile, sheet, or plank, will provide you with low maintenance flooring. Laminate is a close second only because it needs special cleaning products. A simple Swiffer Jet will help maintain these type of floors. With solid hardwood, you trade beauty for maintenance. It’s work, but it’s worth it due to it’s durability.
Tip: Keep high traffic areas covered with a rug.