Not all home improvement projects add real bang for your buck. Some might feel like you’re spending money on something invisible. Yet, new flooring is just the opposite. Some estimates suggest that new wood flooring can provide a 70% to 80% return on investment. Realtors even suggest it adds up to 2.5% in value to your home if you plan to sell anytime soon. The problem is that 100% wood flooring is expensive and requires more maintenance over the long haul. It’s the same reason many ... Read more...

What does the coronavirus mean to the flooring industry? How does it affect ReallyCheapFloors?How will it affect our customer’s ability to continue to save money on flooring? Tough questions, but I will attempt to answer all of them. I don’t know about you guys, but I prefer my incoming supply of information to be wide-ranging and factual. Keep the opinions out, and let me form my own. Sadly, I also take this approach when I am expounding on something. Great for people like me, and for the ... Read more...

Our Red Label product is unique to the flooring industry and is another great example of ReallyCheapFloors.com offering value that cannot be found anywhere else. I realize that is a pretty bold statement, but if you will pull up a chair, I will do my best to give you a full explanation of our red label…. What is Red Label Hardwood? It’s All in the Grading Where to start? In this video we touched on the Red Label product description, and where it comes from. This blog will go a little ... Read more...