If you're looking to replace your floor or purchase a new one, there are 7 things you need to know when choosing the right floor!

1. The 7 Things To You need To Know
When Looking For The Right Floor
Getting ready to replace your floor? Here are seven important points to keep in
mind as you choose the right floor. Print out this checklist and bring it with you
when you shop for your new floor. happy shopping!
1 Bring a sample.
Will your new floor need to coordinate with upholstery fabric, wall color, etc.? If so, take a pillow, slip
cover or paint sample with you so there’s no question of color match. Make sure you compare the color
under natural and artificial light.
2 Measure the room.
Make sure you carefully measure the room(s) including closets, hallways and offsets with a steel tape
measure. The measurements you take will be instrumental in obtaining estimates and pricing, however
to obtain an accurate quote prior to purchase, a professional measurement should be taken.
3 Count the number of windows in the room.
Make note of the size, number and exposure of windows in the room to determine exactly how light will
play on the color and texture of the flooring you are considering.
4 have a budget in mind.
Give some thought to how much of a financial investment you can make and don’t forget the cost of
padding and installation.
5 Check the quote.
Make sure to ask if the price being quoted includes padding and installation. Also, don’t forget to ask if
the cost of installation includes the movement of furniture and removal of old carpet.
6 don’t forget the receipt!
Get a receipt that details the style name, fiber content, color name, and square footage to be installed
and all other pertinent information regarding terms of the sale.
7 Five important questions you need to ask yourself.
What will the room(s) be used for? Do you have pets?
Play Yes
Entertainment No
Study
Will your family eat or drink in this room?
How many children use this Yes
room and how often? No
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2 Is there an outside entrance to the room?
3 or more Yes
Rarely No
Occasionally
(If yes, then walk-off mats for soiled shoes and boots may be needed)
Daily