Understand the issue
What this means for your floor
For a Metro Atlanta LVP project, Final Floors compares the complete product specification and the property conditions instead of treating one wear-layer number as a universal quality score.
What can change the recommendation?
Wear-layer specificationConfirm the actual construction and remaining sound material. Detail changes can affect repair feasibility, adjoining surfaces and the finished appearance.
Surface finishIdentify the existing and proposed materials. Evaluate an appropriate sample and document the agreed appearance; a product name alone cannot establish compatibility or a perfect match.
Traffic levelDescribe the actual use, not just “residential” or “commercial.” Include concentrated wear, furniture movement and cleaning exposure when comparing suitable products.
Core and locking systemIdentify this item during the assessment and retain the relevant photos or product records. Make the assumption explicit in the written scope instead of treating it as automatically included.
Warranty requirementsIdentify this item during the assessment and retain the relevant photos or product records. Make the assumption explicit in the written scope instead of treating it as automatically included.