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Bob Jones
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Rental Property Flooring

Bob Jones
  • Omaha, NE
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Hi, I bought an old house to use for rental. I found I have hard wood floors under the carpet. The carpet is very old and I will remove it. My question is what can I put on top of the wood floor again?

I don't want to put the carpet again and I don't want to leave the hard wood floor open. I am thinking about having vinyl plank on top of the hard wood floor. What do you guys think? Do I have any better options?

Thanks a lot.

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George Paiva
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George Paiva
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  • Milford, CT
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Why not just refinish it? Typically pay $1 to $1.50 sqft to get it refinished depending on condition. Why put vinyl over it?

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