Is $35,000 to replace the entire first floor with high-end engineered hardwood a fair price?
Project Details
I have continuous flooring on the first floor and recently had a slab leak in the kitchen. The floors were installed in 2011 and are higher end quality with 4 mm veneer and 7 inch wide planks. During the drying phase, they ripped off the flooring in the kitchen. I am at a crossroads between a full replacement or a spot repair.
Quote Details
Full replacement of the first floor flooring to match previous quality. - Install 7 inch wide planks - 4 mm veneer thickness - High-end quality materials - Continuous flooring across the entire first floor
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Category
Flooring
Price
$35,000
Quote Date
April 21, 2026
Year Built
2011
Flooring material
Hardwood
Removal included
No
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