Carpeting vs Hardwood: Which floors you should choose?

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Carpeting Vs Hardwood Which Floors You Could
Choose?
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Carpeting vs Hardwood Which Floors You Could
Choose?

• Choosing correctly when you add home flooring can
  be a challenge. Some options can raise the value
  of your home and make it more appealing for
  buyers when you decide to sell.
• You also want to consider your own comfort,
  style, and budget.

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Carpeted Floors In Your Home

• Carpet is no longer the most popular option
  buyers are looking for when they are looking for
  a home.
• Today the trend is to have hard surface floors on
  the lower level of the home, but carpet upstairs.

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Carpeted Floors In Your Home

• It is best when you get the thick comfortable
  carpeting with good padding beneath.
• Carpet does come with a few downsides, in that it
  holds allergens, stains, and odors, and needs
  more attentive and involved cleaning than a hard
  surface.

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Hardwood Floors In Your Home

• Hardwood and hard surface floors are definitely
  the go-to option today for buyers and for people
  looking to update their homes.
• They are stylish, easier to clean, less prone to
  collecting home allergens, and can raise value of
  a house depending on the type you install.

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Hardwood Floors In Your Home

• There are many different types of hardwood floors
  and hard surfaces, so you can choose an
  affordable option for your budget.
• Genuine solid wood is the most expensive, and
  also gives you the biggest boost in home value.

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Hardwood Floors In Your Home

• Engineered wood is still wood flooring, but it
  uses wood veneers and is more affordable.
• These options give you the convenience of a hard
  surface without the high price tag.

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Hardwood Floors In Your Home

• Hard surface floors are very popular with buyers,
  and a great option if you are looking to update
  your home before a sale.
• Hardwood or flooring hard surfaces are usually
  the better option today, but carpet is okay in
  bedrooms and upper stories.

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