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Which Type of Flooring is right for You?

CONS

 Could Aggravate Allergies

 Could Stain if no stain guard is 

    applied or stains sit for too long

 Could fade with exposure to UV

    light

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Carpet

Laminate

Hardwood

PROS

 Large Variety of colors and 

   designs

​ Easy Installation

 Highly Durable

​ Scratch resistant

 Waterproof

 Easy to clean

​ Maintains its color/design

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CONS

 Does not repair easily

​ Does not help resale value of

    home

  Could swell if liquid left for too

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 Hard, Cold Surface

 More difficult to install

​ Offers no insulation 

 Chip / Scratch Easily

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CONS

 Will not be as beneficial for resale

   as porcelain tile/hardwood

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Engineered Wood

Pictured: Mirage "Yellow Birch Bolton"

CONS

 May not be able to sand and              refinish, depending on thickness      of veneer

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Pictured: Mirage "Knotty Walnut Charcoal"

PROS

 Can be sanded and refinished

​ Durable

 Considered the "best of the best"         when it comes to flooring

 Easy to clean

​ Comfortable to walk on

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Pictured: Dreamweaver "Fawn"

PROS

 Provides Insulation

 Cozy

 Affordable

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Pictured: Shaw Array

CONS

 Vulnerable to moisture and humidity

 Scratches and dents easily

 "Noisy"

​ Expensive

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Suite A           

Fort Myers, FL 33908

 239.433.0113     

PROS

 Will not swell or warp when          exposed to moisture

 Expands and contracts less          than hardwood

 More sustainable

​ Comfortable to walk on

Pictured: Happy Floors "Northwind"

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Luxury Vinyl Tile (LVT)

PROS

 Scratch resistant

 Easy Installation

 Resists fading from UV light

​ Comfortable to walk on

​ Easy to clean

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Porcelain / Ceramic / Stone Tile

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PROS

 Waterproof

​ Durable

 Easy to replace scratched                    or damaged tiles

 Wide variety of colors, textures and    patterns to suite any style