Stone flooring installation can give your home a touch of elegance that will last for years to come. This type of flooring gives you form and function in your home by providing long lasting durability, versatility and a wide variety of color and pattern options that can add a unique and timeless beauty.
As a responsible homeowner, you want to make sure you are fully informed of all the details of your stone flooring installation project as well as the associated costs.
How Much Will It Cost To Install Stone Flooring?
On the low end, for a smaller project, you can expect the cost to install your stone flooring at an average of around $900. If you have a larger or more complex installation project, you can expect to pay as much as $5,000 or more on the high end. There are a wide variety of issues that may arise with your stone flooring installation that can affect your final costs. This may include the following:
- repairs or leveling of existing sub-flooring
- installation of sub-flooring if none exists
- additional repairs needed for proper flooring installation
Stone flooring can come in a multitude of materials with a wide variety of ratings and uses depending on the particular stone chosen for your specific installation. You can choose from many different stone types, including:
- Granite
- Marble
- Slate
- Travertine
- Limestone
- Quartz
Have a discussion with your stone flooring installation professional and learn what options are available and which features may be best for your specific needs. It is highly recommended to get more than one professional estimate for any home repair, remodel, upgrade or new build so that you can get a general idea of the current pricing trends in your area. In addition, you can get a personal feel for each contractor, so that you can find the best fit for you and your stone flooring installation project.
Other Considerations During Stone Flooring Installation?
There are three important factors that will determine the best material to choose when installing a stone floor:
- Manufacturer's grade - this is generally on a scale of 1-3 with 1 being superior materials and a 3 indicates damaged or mismatched pieces.
- Non-Vitreous or Impervious - this rating indicates the absorption rate with Non-Vitreous being highly absorbent and Impervious having the lowest absorption rate.
- Coefficient of Friction - This indicates how slippery a material will be when it is wet. The lower the rating, the more slippery the surface when wet. This is an especially important factor to consider because you wouldn't want to put a low coefficient in the in the bathroom.
How Can I Find a Professional In My Area?
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