Getting a wood floor installed in your home is a big decision. It can be a great way to add value to your home, but the installation process can be incredibly invasive to your home. Before you have wood flooring installed, you must take into consideration several factors about your home and the flooring itself. If you’d like to learn more about some of the things that go into making this decision, keep reading for seven things that you should consider.
State of Your Subfloor
What does the subfloor of your house look like? What kind of material was used when your home was built? Understanding the state of your subfloor is critical to the durability and longevity of your wood floor. If you have particleboard subfloor, areas that need repairs, or even a concrete slab can determine the method of installation as well as additional costs that might be attached to installing a new wood floor. [Read more…]