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Garrett Koerner
  • Accountant
  • Midvale, UT
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Durable, Hardwood Floor that won't break the bank

Garrett Koerner
  • Accountant
  • Midvale, UT
Posted

I'm curious what people's experience has been with different types of floors (mainly hardwood but other types as well).  I'm exploring a property that I would like to live in for 1-2 years and then rent out.  Ideally, I would like to replace the floors with something that would look good while I live there but would also be durable enough when I turn it over to renters.  Anyone have any suggestions on a nice looking, durable surface.  I like the wood look but I'm open to other options as well.

Thanks in advance for your thoughts!

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