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Carpet or laminate in the basement?

Jacob Compton
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I recently had an issue with the basement flooding in a property of mine. I tore out all of the carpet that was in it. I fixed the issue which caused the basement to flood and verified through the last few rainfalls that it is no longer flooding. I am ready to put back in flooring but I am not sure if I should take this opportunity to go with Laminate instead of carpet? This is a rental property so the durability of laminate may be a good thing but I always found it appealing to have carpet in the basement (upstairs is hardwood). Any thoughts?

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Kody Thompson
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  • Lehi, UT
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Kody Thompson
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Id go with LVP. If you put carpet in then you are going to have to replace it in 5 years anyway. Why not just go with LVP and never worry about it again.

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