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Sonam Gill
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Flooring preferences in Columbus

Sonam Gill
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I am currently in the middle of a full rehab of a duplex in Southern Orchards, and my contractor(Ohio Native) recommended that I should stick to vinyl planks throughout the home, except for the bedrooms which should be carpeted.  He mentioned that because of the cold winters in Columbus, people prefer carpeting in bedrooms.  

In terms of long term maintenance I was thinking it made sense to stick with vinyl planks throughout the property, and if tenants prefer carpeting they can bring in a rug. I am starting up another rehab this fall for a 4-unit building in Milo-Grogan, and would like to educate myself on local preferences before finalizing the materials selection this time around.  Any opinions or experience would be helpful! Thanks! 

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Remington Lyman
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Originally posted by @Sonam Gill:

I am currently in the middle of a full rehab of a duplex in Southern Orchards, and my contractor(Ohio Native) recommended that I should stick to vinyl planks throughout the home, except for the bedrooms which should be carpeted.  He mentioned that because of the cold winters in Columbus, people prefer carpeting in bedrooms.  

In terms of long term maintenance I was thinking it made sense to stick with vinyl planks throughout the property, and if tenants prefer carpeting they can bring in a rug. I am starting up another rehab this fall for a 4-unit building in Milo-Grogan, and would like to educate myself on local preferences before finalizing the materials selection this time around.  Any opinions or experience would be helpful! Thanks! 

LVP throughout it, even in the bedrooms. Then you never have to replace it. The carpet will have to get replaced every 2 years. On the other hand carpet is one of the easiest things to get done. 

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