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Jeremy H.
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Lafayette, LA
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Flooring for pier and beam house?

Jeremy H.
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Lafayette, LA
Posted

Is there a specific type of flooring you all like to use on a pier and beam house?

Tile - I'm sure would crack over time 

LVP - Seems there can be an issue with the moisture barrier. Sounds like the moisture barrier can trap water beneath the floor and the wood foundation 

Carpet - definitely not 

Wood - waterproof or engineered - may be the go to - slightly more expensive but would match the rest of the house

My other properties all have slabs - so I've traditionally gone with either LVP or stained cement. There's definitely a few things to learn with a pier and beam type house  

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