three layers of flooring
We realized the poor condition of the kitchen floor once we got the old cupboards out. The Armstrong vinyl tiles are cracked where the sub-floor has heaved as well as dents and broken tiles. We have the original layer of rolled congloleum flooring and two layers of stick-on vinyl tiles. All flooring prior to the 1970's is suspect for asbestos and removal is not recommended. We went to Home Depot to check out our options. I wanted a sturdy floor that would handle heavy use from pets, kids and foot traffic. We settled on Allure Ultra resilient plank flooring. It is 100% waterproof and has a lifetime warranty for as long as we live in this home. It is a floating floor, meaning no glues are required. The estimate from the Crew2 team is $1300.00 to repair the damaged areas, install a new layer of sub-floor and lay the Resilient plank flooring after the cupboards are in. The new floor will be 1/2 inch taller than what is there now, but fortunately all our doors have enough clearance.
We picked a red cherry wood-look that cost about $3.50 a square foot, coming to $770.00 for the kitchen, a coat closet and entry. We forgot to add the baseboard trim in the estimate, but will negotiate that into the contract. This kitchen is going to look awesome!
Kitchen Remodel - Floor Underlayment
Kitchen Remodel - Allure Ultra Flooring Installed
We picked a red cherry wood-look that cost about $3.50 a square foot, coming to $770.00 for the kitchen, a coat closet and entry. We forgot to add the baseboard trim in the estimate, but will negotiate that into the contract. This kitchen is going to look awesome!
Kitchen Remodel - Floor Underlayment
Kitchen Remodel - Allure Ultra Flooring Installed
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