WhatChaMaBlogIt!

About a year ago, I purchased my first home. It’s a nice place, not too big, but there’s more than enough room for myself and the occasional guest. It had one major flaw when I purchased it, though. The previous owners had bought the house in the 70s, renovated it, and then made no more updates. Maybe it’s just me, but 70s decor is just not just not my thing. Between the shiny foil wallpaper and the tye-dyed carpet-I hadn’t even known that tye-dyed carpet existed-there was a lot of work to be done.

When the wallpaper was removed, and the paint was applied, things started to look nicer. Then, my next step was to remove my ancient carpet and put in an alternative that matched my new style. I had to search for some affordable floor covering that was still attractive. I knew that I would need to put new flooring throughout the house, but that I wanted to start with the entryway and kitchen, in order to spread out my expenditures.

National Floors Direct was one of the major service provider in flooring that I took a look at. This place was recommended to me by a friend who had renovated his kitchen in hardwood and as I liked the renovated kitchen there I decided to give them a try. National Floors was not only place I checked out, but my decision tilted toward them as they offered to come in to my place to compare various samples against my walls as it would have been impossible for me to go into a shop and imaging how the offered ware would look in my place.

I lacked the cash for some hardwood, which sucked. Though, I checked the laminate section they possessed which had a various amount of options that matched my kitchen counter tops. The negative thing is that, none of those matched the bright orange I was hoping for. In the end, I ended up selecting a very nice laminate that resembles a cherry color that fits in perfect with my entryway.

I noticed that the laminate prices at National Floors were quite comparable with prices in other places I checked; they were not either overpriced or overly cheap, but their range of selection was not too great. However, I found that that there was no additional charge for the stairs at the entry and in the kitchen and in addition shifting most of my larger furniture pieces was also included in their offer, and this made me decide in their favor.

I was very pleased with the job national floors direct did, and several months later I actually ended up buying carpet from them for the living areas and bedrooms as well. It was a different installation crew for the carpeting, but like the first the installers were very professional, and I’m quite happy with the job they did as well as the new look of my house.

The representative from National Floors Direct visited my home, and wrote a contract to install wood flooring, and assured me that the price was unbeatable.He scheduled an installation at that time for the next day, per their advertised “next day” promotion. major service provider in flooring affordable floor covering. After he left, I went to Home Depot found the same Armstrong wood flooring that he sold me for much cheaper (including installation) than he quoted me for the 420 sf.Again, I canceled the contract and got another phone call from the salesman explaining his error in not examining my sub floor.