Not really a contractor post, but part of remodling sometimes means buying new light fixtures. I did many hours of searching for something different beyond the usual made in China lights at Home Depot, Lowes, Lamps Plus, etc.
Any recommendations on someone to install engineered wood floors? We are looking at picking up the wood from lumber liquidators, but the going cost of 1.99 sq/ft for install price seems pretty steep when you’re paying under 4 sq/ft for the floor itself.
Any recommendations on someone to install engineered wood floors? We are looking at picking up the wood from lumber liquidators, but the going cost of 1.99 sq/ft for install price seems pretty steep when you’re paying under 4 sq/ft for the floor itself.
Any recommendations on someone to install engineered wood floors? We are looking at picking up the wood from lumber liquidators, but the going cost of 1.99 sq/ft for install price seems pretty steep when you’re paying under 4 sq/ft for the floor itself.
Any recommendations on someone to install engineered wood floors? We are looking at picking up the wood from lumber liquidators, but the going cost of 1.99 sq/ft for install price seems pretty steep when you’re paying under 4 sq/ft for the floor itself.
Any recommendations on someone to install engineered wood floors? We are looking at picking up the wood from lumber liquidators, but the going cost of 1.99 sq/ft for install price seems pretty steep when you’re paying under 4 sq/ft for the floor itself.
If LL is charging $1.99 sq/ft and you can’t find anyone a lot cheaper who is recommended, then I would go with LL in case you have any issues after install.
I did floating engineered wood floors from Home Depot once and had someone else install. Starting having issues a few months later and HD/Manufacture blamed it on istaller and installer blamed it on product. I got stuck with the huge bill to resolve.
Personally, I will only go with glue or nail down applications now.
If LL is charging $1.99 sq/ft and you can’t find anyone a lot cheaper who is recommended, then I would go with LL in case you have any issues after install.
I did floating engineered wood floors from Home Depot once and had someone else install. Starting having issues a few months later and HD/Manufacture blamed it on istaller and installer blamed it on product. I got stuck with the huge bill to resolve.
Personally, I will only go with glue or nail down applications now.
If LL is charging $1.99 sq/ft and you can’t find anyone a lot cheaper who is recommended, then I would go with LL in case you have any issues after install.
I did floating engineered wood floors from Home Depot once and had someone else install. Starting having issues a few months later and HD/Manufacture blamed it on istaller and installer blamed it on product. I got stuck with the huge bill to resolve.
Personally, I will only go with glue or nail down applications now.
If LL is charging $1.99 sq/ft and you can’t find anyone a lot cheaper who is recommended, then I would go with LL in case you have any issues after install.
I did floating engineered wood floors from Home Depot once and had someone else install. Starting having issues a few months later and HD/Manufacture blamed it on istaller and installer blamed it on product. I got stuck with the huge bill to resolve.
Personally, I will only go with glue or nail down applications now.
If LL is charging $1.99 sq/ft and you can’t find anyone a lot cheaper who is recommended, then I would go with LL in case you have any issues after install.
I did floating engineered wood floors from Home Depot once and had someone else install. Starting having issues a few months later and HD/Manufacture blamed it on istaller and installer blamed it on product. I got stuck with the huge bill to resolve.
Personally, I will only go with glue or nail down applications now.
