Rental Property Flooring

If you're a landlord or rental property owner considering new flooring for a rental house or apartment complex, Endwell Rug has economical, durable choices to keep your tenants happy and your budget on target.

The happier your tenant feels in your home, the more care they give to your property. Select your flooring with a little extra care and with the help from the commercial flooring experts at Endwell Rug, and you'll get a long term tenant giving your property the extra care that saves you time, money, and aggravation.

Great Flooring Options for Rental Property Owners

Vinyl Flooring - Vinyl flooring is a very economical option for bathrooms and kitchens in rental properties.  The vinyl flooring available today is much more durable and comes in many patterns than the vinyl that was available only five years ago.  Visit our flooring showroom and we'll guide you through the process of choosing a great vinyl for your rental property.

Linoleum Flooring - Linoleum is also very durable and can last up to forty years, even in tough, high-traffic commercial situations. If you're an environmentalist, linoleum wins over vinyl, hands down. It's made of completely renewable natural materials, and no toxins are released into the environment during its manufacture.

Durable Carpeting -When selecting carpeting for your rental, not only is the pile of the carpet important, but also the actual composition of the fibers. A good quality carpet fiber is essential to its longevity, and you will find that carpets with low-quality fibers can dry up and become brittle over time, to where the carpet looks like it's "shedding".  Our economical selection of carpeting designed specifically for long wear in rental properties will give you a great value for your dollar.

Flooring Tips for Landlords and Rental Property Owners

• Your rental house will appear larger if you use the same flooring throughout. If you have an entry landing or entry hallway, using the same flooring from the connecting room will make the entire space flow and seem bigger.
• Consider the environment in the area where you are installing your flooring.  In the Binghamton area we get a lot of snow and inclement weather.  By installing durable, easy cleaning flooring in entryways you can save years on the life of your carpets.It's never a good idea to install carpet in bathrooms or kitchens. These areas are much more subject to water damage and dirt. Offer the option of placing small, washable rugs in those areas, and opt for tile or linoleum flooring instead.
• Stay away from dark colors as they will show wear much faster than lighter, neutral colors.

Visit our Showroom to see Our Full Selection of Rental Flooring Options

Visit our commercial flooring showroom and we'll guide you through the process of choosing a durable linoleum floor for your rental property.  If you're interested in a general quote, fill our our online commercial quote form and a commercial flooring expert will contact you.