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Andrew Caldieraro
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Uneven flooring options

Andrew Caldieraro
  • Collinsville, IL
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Hello,

I’m looking at a 1350 sqft 3B, 2B house that is over 100 years old for a rental property. It will rent for ~$1000/month. It doesn’t need much work, aside from flooring replaced. It currently has linoleum flooring in the kitchen and bathrooms,and carpet everywhere else. The flooring is quite uneven. Some areas slope a bit, other areas under the carpet you can feel significant variations in the subfloor (it feels like some variations are close to 1/3 of an inch). While it’d be impossible for anyone to give an estimate to fix this without seeing it, what options do I generally have?

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Clifford Paul
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Doing an 80 year old house now. 1/2 inch off on back corner and 1/4 inch off on front corner. When we pulled sub floor I knew immediately why floor had so much play in it. Floor joists running wrong direction. I guess they didn't get the memo that they were supposed to build it better back then. Total cost will be under $800 when done.

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