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PugMom 07-16-2020 12:24 PM

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Originally Posted by kidnerkim (Post 1803852)
My question is why people remove carpeting &replace with other flooring. Then all you see is area rugs all over the house?

i'm also wanting to do this, remove the carpeting, because its much easier to keep the floors clean. the 2 dogs shed & we track things in a high traffic area. with flooring all i have to do is run a dust mop then damp mop.

PompeyKing 07-16-2020 01:21 PM

VGM Flooring
 
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Originally Posted by bp243 (Post 1803300)
Thinking about replacing the bedroom and living room carpeting with either wood laminate or luxury vinyl plank. What’s your preference and who’s the best company/person to complete such a project?

We had the carpet removed in the house we bought. We went with luxury vinyl plank and used VGM Professional Flooring PROFESSIONAL FLOORING – Call for a FREE estimate 352-391-3855.
Vincent and Michael were complete professional in every step of the way. The price was great and they had just what we wanted. The crew was great and the job was done when promised and to our satisfaction. The best complement I can give Vinny and Mike is that my brother-in-law hired them to put luxury vinyl planking over the tile in his entire house. My brother-in-law is very particular about the work done in his house and he was completely satisfied. VGM has been working in the area over 10 years and has great reviews. We are pleased and highly recommend. (and no this is not a paid advertisement.... we just love the work they did!!)

merrymini 07-16-2020 04:33 PM

I would not use engineered wood floors. They ding and scratch easily as I have some in my house in NJ.

sallybowron 07-16-2020 06:27 PM

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Originally Posted by bp243 (Post 1803300)
Thinking about replacing the bedroom and living room carpeting with either wood laminate or luxury vinyl plank. What’s your preference and who’s the best company/person to complete such a project?

Because we had a dog we install the luxury vinyl. She is no longer with us but I am glad I got it. She was not the only one who spilled on the floor.

nn0wheremann 07-18-2020 06:07 AM

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Originally Posted by bp243 (Post 1803300)
Thinking about replacing the bedroom and living room carpeting with either wood laminate or luxury vinyl plank. What’s your preference and who’s the best company/person to complete such a project?

We ditched the carpet for laminate. Very easy upkeep. You lose the sound deadening qualities of carpet, but now Alexa playing music sounds like a concert hall.

nn0wheremann 07-18-2020 06:09 AM

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Originally Posted by nn0wheremann (Post 1805136)
We ditched the carpet for laminate. Very easy upkeep. You lose the sound deadening qualities of carpet, but now Alexa playing music sounds like a concert hall.

Our installer was East Coast Flooring. They did excellent work.

bpascani 07-18-2020 06:18 PM

I personally prefer the real thing, but that doesn't seem to be a thing down here. We did remove what carpet that was remaining in the preowned house we purchased. They had put down stuff in many rooms that couldn't tolerate water AT ALL! That product (thank goodness) was no longer available, so we didn't have to feel guilty about upgrading to a better product

nancymiller217@yahoo.com 07-19-2020 06:43 AM

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Originally Posted by kidnerkim (Post 1803852)
My question is why people remove carpeting &replace with other flooring. Then all you see is area rugs all over the house?

Builders grade carpets begins to mat down on traffic lines pretty quickly. Even regular cleaning won’t remove that.

skip0358 07-19-2020 07:54 AM

Removed all our carpeting had wood look tile installed. Love it easy clean up very durable. Tile guy did a GREAT job. Easy clean up and very durable.

Altavia 07-19-2020 09:46 AM

What do you do to minimize furniture marking LVP?


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