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Chris Hiatt
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  • Carencro, LA
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Stained concrete floors

Chris Hiatt
  • Field Engineer
  • Carencro, LA
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Flippers, people that have rentals, and buy and sell professionals,

When you are rehabbing or upgrading a house for whatever reason, have you chosen to go the route of cement staining? If so, how would you say that the renters or buyers reacted to it? Was it a hit or miss? I believe that it is becoming a more popular attribute for people buying homes for the low to no maintenence and look. Just open to hearing what your experience was good or bad. 

Thanks!

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Scott Schuetz
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Indialantic, FL
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Scott Schuetz
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Indialantic, FL
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I agree with @Russell Brazil it needs to fit the style of the house as well as the neighborhood. If yours is the only home in the area with that type of flooring, buyers or renters may perceive it as a negative. 

Also, it's not inexpensive unless you can do it yourself. I had a friend try it and didn't mix the staining correctly and it looks bad. You'll also need to ensure the floors are completely level and that requires labor as well. When done right, it can look awesome!

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