If you’re thinking of renovating your home then you might need a new carpet measured, supplied and fitted to replace the smelly old one. Or perhaps you’ve decided to join the trend and go for scratch and stain resistant laminate flooring? Laminate flooring is easy to keep clean, looks great and cheap. Carpets whether woven cut pile for a domestic home or needle felt for commercial purposes such as a hotel reception are quiet and comfortable. A hygienic laminate floor won’t fade in sunlight are durable and can even be used in the kitchen. However for a more unique and quality floor you could get a MyHammer professional tradesman to lay parquet flooring. These beautiful floors are more expensive but in the hands of a professional floor fitter, this type of floor is hard to beat. No two Parquet floors are the same as they are made up of individual pieces of real wood; however you should ask a local handyman about maintenance as they can fade in sunlight and need specialist treatment. The faded look however, really suits the wood and adds to its uniqueness. If you’re decorating your flat then take the time to consider what type of flooring you would like and where. For example, Hardwood flooring like Oak or Walnut in the bedroom, easy to maintain laminated wood flooring on the stairs or wooden floorboards in the hall. Other options to keep in mind during a refurbishment include PVC, vinyl, porcelain and ceramic floors and tiles. The comfort of a carpeted floor can be retained by using a rug. Fitting a carpet on stairs requires a professional and qualified tradesman. Quality Carpet fitters and floor specialists across the whole of the UK from Manchester to the Midlands and Chelmsford to Cardiff are waiting for industrial, commercial and domestic jobs on MyHammer. If you’re not sure which type of flooring you need, ask your local specialist on MyHammer for quotes on different types of wood and carpet floors. You can also ask them for ideas on floor designs and patterns such as different shades of colour and different tiles or types of wood. Archive for Flooring, Carpeting