Renovating your home is an exciting project, but flooring mistakes can be costly and difficult to fix. Avoiding common errors ensures your new floor looks great and performs well long-term. One frequent mistake is choosing flooring based on appearance alone. While style matters, durability, moisture resistance, and maintenance requirements are just as important, especially in kitchens, hallways, and bathrooms. Another issue is ignoring subfloor preparation. Uneven or damaged

Proper preparation is one of the most important steps when installing new flooring. Taking the time to check the subfloor, moisture levels and fit helps ensure your new floor looks beautiful and performs well for years to come.