To Repair or to Start Fresh – That is the Question
Most flooring damage affects isolated areas. A few scratched hardwood planks, several cracked tiles around the kitchen, and pealing vinyl in the bathroom are some things that are completely fixable. Refinishing, replacing individual tiles and planks, and re-adhering vinyl are frankly affordable, too.
Think about it: Spending a few hundred dollars to fix isolated areas buys you several more years with flooring that would cost thousands to replace entirely. With that said, floor repair can become cost-ineffective.
When damage is extensive or age-related deterioration has spread throughout the space, then a floor replacement is typically the smarter and more cost-effective option. Not only that, but an upgrade also opens doors for meaningful upgrades.
So, keep your eyes peeled for signs of trouble and bring in a pro to nip issues in the bud. Getting ahead of disasters can be as simple as looking down at your floors once so often.
We Handle New Installations, Too
Repairs make up the bulk of our work, and we get a fair amount of replacement jobs, too, but our favorite work might be the new installations. Whether you’re converting a garage into living space or working on new construction, our team is here to make sure your new flooring is built to last.
Your floor installation is meant to last a decade or two, or three or more, but poor installation can cut that life expectancy short. This is why the installation is NOT a place to cut corners or pinch pennies. Poor installation often means gaps, buckling, premature wear, and voided warranties.
When you choose Mr. Handyman for your floor installation, you’ve got trained, experienced, and background-checked pros working on it. Plus, our workmanship comes with a 1-year guarantee so you can rest assured.
