Flooring Doesn’t Have To Break The Bank
The annual inflation rate through May was 4.2% in the US. While this three-year high is less than 4-5 years ago, the result has been a reduction in spending for a reported 73% of American households.
If you’re similar to the majority of Americans who are choosing not to move from their current home, you may be considering certain home improvement projects. However, managing the balance between launching new projects and paying for those projects can be tricky.
If you’re looking at your worn out flooring and wondering if new floors are a budget breaker, don’t fret. Knowing your options is key in navigating a flooring re-do:
- You hear a lot about LVP (luxury vinyl plank) but don’t dismiss standard vinyl. Depending on the needs of your space, standard vinyl can be an easily installed alternative that often costs 50%+ less than LVP
- Refinishing your floor could take longer than replacing it but offers significant cost savings and should restore your floors close to their original glory
- Consider carpet. According to The Carpet Exchange, carpet is trendy again due to homeowners opting for cozy spaces over colder, minimal hard floors
- Forgo going too cheap on options! Lower cost flooring sometimes comes with higher maintenance and repair costs. Knowing the quality of your installers is also an important factor
Lake Murray Floor Covering in Irmo, SC has over 27 years of experience handling flooring needs of all kinds, from design and sales to refinishing and installation. Let us help you find the perfect balance of aesthetics, durability and budget!
