1. Why do the Customers Install New Vinyl Flooring?
2. What is the Main Reason that the Customers Choose Vinyl Flooring?
3. What Brand Did the Customers Purchase?
4. How Much Per Square Foot did the Customers Pay?
5. Where did the Customers Purchase the Vinyl flooring?
6. In Which Rooms did the Customers Install Vinyl Flooring?
7. How Did the Customers Install the Vinyl Flooring: DIY or Hire a Pro?
Choosing new flooring for your home can be exciting, but also stressful. It’s easy to overlook little things when considering shades or finishing techniques, especially if you plan on handling the installation yourself. While vinyl flooring is known for its resiliency, it would be a major mistake to overlook the … Read More
Vinyl flooring has come a long way since the days when it was only available in sheets or glue-down tiles. Both are still popular options if your subfloor is uneven or you want something affordable, although luxury vinyl has grown incredibly popular over the past decade. You can’t walk into … Read More
Congoleum is a brand we are very familiar with, and a great option if you’re interested in sheet-based flooring. Like many manufacturers, the company has a lineup consisting of several different products, although their main focus is on resilient flooring geared towards active households. That includes luxury vinyl planks, which … Read More
Luxury vinyl flooring is one of the most popular styles available to homeowners today. It provides consumers with the best of both worlds whether they want stone or wood-look floors, and they have several advantages over other materials like linoleum, sheet vinyl or engineered flooring. While we won’t compare luxury vinyl … Read More
Flooring is an innovative industry. We have seen a number of new types of flooring introduced over the last 20 to 30 years, and for each new style, there are variants. Two of the newer ones would be SPC and WPC, which are two hybrid forms of luxury vinyl flooring. … Read More
Vinyl plank flooring is an area that’s seen more growth in the past several years than the rest of the flooring styles we cover combined. That’s due in part to its water-resistant nature, but also thanks to new manufacturing techniques. Wood-look vinyl flooring is more realistic than ever before, but … Read More
Lumber Liquidators has always been a great place to turn if you’re interested in store-branded flooring and are on a tight budget. The company sells a variety of flooring as well, from Bamboo and laminates to cork and luxury vinyl planks. They recently expanded their arsenal to include engineered vinyl … Read More
In the flooring world, some brand names carry a bit more weight than others. Everyone’s heard of Armstrong and Stainmaster, whereas some brands like EarthWerks flooring can get lost in the mix. Well, it would be a mistake to overlook this company as they have dozens of products spanning three … Read More
Mannington Mills has been in the flooring business for over 100 years and are known for producing hardwood, laminate, and vinyl flooring. Their luxury vinyl planks are one of their newer materials in their catalog, but they are one of the largest manufacturers of luxury vinyl tiles in the world. … Read More
