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Updated almost 6 years ago on . Most recent reply
Hardwood vs lvt or laminate
I’m rehabbing a house in Atlanta with a 300arv and running through some ideas to save and not go over budget.
Has anyone refinished hardwoods downstairs and added a matching lvt or laminate upstairs?
If so wondering if you received any negative reviews or pushback from doing so.
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If it were me, I would do hardwood throughout. Or install carpet upstairs, and refinish the wood floors on the bottom level. In my market, a home with an ARV of 400k shouldnt have laminate flooring. If it is a multi-family, that's a different story.