Is your house giving you that “tired” look? Maybe the interior of your home has lost its freshness. Or, you may be looking for a way to increase the value of your home as an investment. When you’re thinking of these matters, the floor may not be the place you would look for a change. But you’ll be amazed how much of a difference a new floor will make to the appearance and value of your home.

A new flooring won’t be so time consuming and can be completed in just a day or two. You’ll also find elaborate and high value flooring as well as the more affordable type. Either way, you will enjoy a new experience in your home as you walk on the new flooring of your choice.

The five options listed below will allow you to get a feel of what you can do with your current floor. The options are numerous and can be confusing, but we’ve narrowed it down to some of the most common types.

1. Sheet Vinyl

The benefits of installing a sheet vinyl flooring are numerous. At an affordable cost, you can enjoy the freedom of choosing from many options that have the look of both stone and wood. According to your taste or according to the stage of life you are in, you can make your selection of styles.

The material is very durable and completely water resistant. You won’t be worried about spills with small children. Maintenance and clean up is a breeze and you won’t end up spending extra money on professional cleaning and polishing work.

If you have an old home with subfloors that are less than perfect, this is an affordable option. The Sheet Vinyl will cover such surfaces with little evidence of what’s underneath. You end up with a wonderful appearance at an affordable price.

The negative side to this is that over time, sheet vinyl has a tendency to discolor. Although it is sturdy it can be damaged, and it is difficult to repair. But for a low-budget option, you can’t beat vinyl flooring. With the low expense and easy maintenance, these floors can last up to 15 to 20 years according to the care you give it. It’s important to note that vinyl flooring may not increase the value of your home, but it can maintain its value.

Redwood Acacia Residential Vinyl Sheet

2. Vinyl Planks and Tiles

At an affordable price, this option will also give you the choice of a natural stone or wood look. To get a nice fancy look, you don’t have to spend lots of money. You can have the choice of a wide array of designs to suit your taste.

These planks and tiles are versatile and can be installed over any subfloor. Even if the subfloor has some imperfections, these vinyl planks and tiles can be placed over those areas without any difficulty. When our professionals are done with the project, you will be pleased with the resulting effect of these vinyl installations.

The product is soft to the touch and comfortable to walk on. You won’t have the hard and tough effect you get with ceramic tiles. You may want to