Hardwood floors have been a top choice for buyers for a long time. The National Wood Flooring Association says, ?99% of real estate agents say homes with hardwood are easier to sell, with 90% saying they sell for more money.? Of course, hardwood is the most expensive type of flooring, but buyers will mostly look for it in main areas of the house like your living room and kitchen.
Another way to up the value is to keep your floors consistent throughout the entire home. Buyers don?t want to see one type of hardwood in the kitchen and another type in the living room. The same goes with carpeting in the bedrooms. Each room should flow naturally instead of looking mismatched.
While hardwoods are the main kind of flooring that increases the price of a home, there are some kinds of hardwoods that won?t do too much for your value. Floors that are obviously worn with lots of scratches and dents will need to be fixed before you sell, and more traditional wood stains may not go with the more modern and neutral tones buyers are looking for in today?s market.
Selling a home can definitely be difficult, and there is a lot of work that goes into fixing up a house before it is ready for the market. Our Flooring Experts are equipped with the knowledge to guide you through the wide selection of products we offer, and our expert installation teams are professionally trained to make sure everything gets installed the way you envision.
We strive for complete satisfaction for all our customers, no matter how small or large the project. We have years of experience and a dedication to providing the best flooring and services to meet your specific requirements.
From our showrooms in Boynton Beach, Fort Lauderdale, Coconut Creek and Palm Beach Gardens, FL, we cater to the residents of Boca Raton, Delray Beach, Jupiter, West Palm Beach, Lake Worth, Wellington, and Broward County, and we would like to work with you too. So be sure to visit us for the flooring you'll appreciate for years to come.
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