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Samantha M.
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Linoleum Flooring and Laminate Countertops Pricing

Samantha M.
  • Landlord
  • Dallas, TX
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What is a conservative for laminate countertops and linoleum flooring? I was walking through with a contractor at a potential property where our exit strategy would be a rental. The prices he quoted me seemed high.

1) Kitchen: Laminate counter tops at $36 per linear ft
2) Living Area: "wood" linoleum flooring at $3.50 per sq ft

Do these prices seem reasonable to you? I know cost will vary from location to location, but I would like some additional insight here.'

Thanks

EDIT: Typo, linoleum flooring was $3.50 per sq ft not 15. I updated original message to reflect this.

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John Ellis
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John Ellis
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Mentor, OH
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Both seem extremely high. Here are my prices that I get from my contractor in Ohio

Laminent flooring 1.25 a square foot installed
Granite countertops 29 square foot with installation.

I would find another sub contractor for those jobs. Depending on the number of homes you do you could negotiate a better rate.

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