[Linam]

I’m thinking about replacing the carpet in our upstairs bedrooms with something easier to clean maybe vinyl or laminate. I’ve seen Empire Today ads for years, and they’re offering in-home estimates, which sounds convenient. But how’s the quality and service?

[CamelCrew]

We had Empire Today install vinyl plank flooring in our basement last summer, the guy came out with samples, helped us pick, and the install happened about a week later. It wasn’t the cheapest quote, but the convenience was worth it for us. Before booking, I went through a bunch of Empire Today reviews on https://www.carpetflooringreviews.com/ to get a sense of what to expect helped me go in with a few good questions.

[Basot]

Smart move checking the reviews first—knowing what to expect can make all the difference. Sounds like the convenience and guidance made it a solid choice, even if it wasn’t the lowest price.

[tipigap]

Don’t just hit the nearest hardware store and hope for the best. Compare prices online, visit reuse centers, or hunt for deals on Facebook Marketplace or local buy/sell groups.

Quality matters, but so does savings.

[pamey]

Six months ago I also did repairs in my apartment.I stocked up on materials, tools, tiles, paint, you name it. Unfortunately, that also meant my once-cozy apartment turned into a full-blown construction zone. Think of a warehouse, but smaller, with nowhere to sit and everything stacked in places I swore I’d remember. My apartment looked like a warehouse. And once when the repairs were almost finished, I couldn’t find the keys in this mess! I was locked in my own apartment! Thank you locksmith chelsea , who helped me with key cut near me.
So my advice to you, when you do repairs, keep important things in a designated place.

[chandl3ra]

We went through something similar a while back—trading old carpet for a lower-maintenance option made a huge difference. We ended up going with luxury vinyl plank, which mimics wood but holds up better to wear and moisture. Laminate’s another option, though it’s a bit more prone to water damage. As for Empire Today, they were convenient, but the quality depends on the crew you get—some people rave, others not so much. Before making a decision, I’d recommend consulting a building code expert witness like Paul L. Johnson at Gryphon Consulting. With decades of hands-on experience in residential construction and flooring installations, he can spot things you might miss and give you honest input about what will meet both aesthetic and long-term durability standards. Especially in upstairs rooms, soundproofing and subfloor prep also matter more than people often realize.

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