For family homes the usual question is carpet or a hard floor downstairs. Hard floors are easier to clean after muddy boots and pets, while carpet is warmer and quieter. Many people choose LVT for the hallway and kitchen and carpet for the lounge and stairs, and one survey can price both.
Industrial and trade premises often need something different: safety flooring for wet or greasy areas, carpet tiles for offices, and a clear plan for working around the business. We can supply only for your own team or supply and fit.
Rental properties benefit from floors that are simple to patch. Carpet tiles and plank LVT allow individual pieces to be replaced, which our patch repair guide explains.
For busy households the fitting day itself is worth planning. Pets are best kept away from fresh adhesive, doors may need trimming after a thicker floor or underlay goes down, and rooms should be cleared where possible. Our fitting day guide runs through what to expect so nothing catches you out on the morning our team arrives to start work.
Sittingbourne: common questions
- Can one plank of LVT be replaced if damaged?
- Often, yes. Keeping a few spare planks from the original fit makes repairs much easier.
- Do you fit carpet tiles in offices?
- Yes. Carpet tiles are part of our commercial range.
- Is hard flooring noisy in a family home?
- It can be louder than carpet. The right underlay helps, and rugs soften living areas.
- Can you quote for a house and a business unit together?
- Yes. If you need flooring at home and at work, tell us when you book and we can survey both, with a separate written quote for each so the costs stay clear.