What Flooring Is Best For Kitchen? Tampa General Contractor Answers Remodeling Questions 

Whoever mixed the sound for this video does not know what he is doing. Music is WAY TO LOUD

Excellent presentation. A very good education for me indeed! Big Thank You!

Thank you for the information and detail explanation. I loved it.

Excellent video. I’m trying to make this decision now. All of this is good to know.

Great Information... Thanks for sharing!

For those of us who don't live in Florida .... tile is COLD!

Great information! Thanks

Great video, thanks!!!

Excellent video! Extremely informative. I have an open floor plan and want to do engineered wood floors but I'm scared to put them in the kitchen. After seeing this video, I think I'll opt for tile in the kitchen.

Great information!!!

Thank you!

Thanks well explained

Thank you this is the best video on this subject by far! I did subscribe and like! We have decided to go with porcelain tile. Our next decision is whether or not to have the tile laid down before the cabinets go in. I think I would prefer that. My understanding of course is that there are pros and cons with that as well because it’s tall I would think that it would be less likely to get damaged during the cabinet install.

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Would like to hear your thoughts about using Mohawk RevWood Select flooring product in Kitchen. I like to have the whole house installed with laminate for consistency, but am concerned about any potential leakage from refrigerator. While RevWood Select is supposed to be Waterproof, nothing beats waterproof than tiles. So I am torn between consistency and waterproof.

We had porcelain tile installed in the kitchen, laundry room, bathroom and interconnecting halls. Every room has cracks in the tile or chips on the surface or both. I'm now trying to figure out what to replace it with. In addition, when a dish or glass falls onto it, the item shatters into a million pieces and travels 15 or more feet in some cases. Plus, I cannot find the identical tile anymore to potentially replace the broken ones. Not a fan anymore.

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Luxury vinyl plank is becoming the big thing in California. Why, because you forgot to factor in two things...it can come with a cushion to it, and it offers soundproofing. The soundproofing is great for homes that have cathedral ceilings up to the bedroom areas. Also, as our population ages (me for example) we have difficulty standing for long periods on hard surfaces or our bones break easily if we fall on porcelain tile. I want something easily cleaned, cushioned for comfort, great for pets, and able to help damper the sounds that emanate from downstairs to my bedroom. Plus, luxury vinyl planks are a lot easier to remove when you want to replace the flooring. As it is, I'm going to pay a fortune to have my living room tile removed. Plus I get to look forward to a house full of dust when I do remove the tile.

Very nice video and very informative .you mentioned that cost 8 to 12 dollars for porcelain tiles plus material ? or material included .Thanks

Great video. I have a 1940’s house in SoCal and I’m removing a load bearing wall between the dining room and kitchen for a kitchen reno. I’ll need a single flooring for both areas now. The rest of the house is original white oak. Since I’ll now be able to see a transition in flooring I am unsure what to use. I like tile and don’t want to mix fake looking wood with the original oak…. Would u recommend wood look tile or luxury vinyl?

Vinyl planks for me. Easy to put down, even easier to take up.

great video, thanks! can porcelain tiles be too slippery? Are there more slip resistant type of tiles?

It’s really hard trying to decide what is best for my home, tile which I’m not really a fan of because I don’t like dirty grout, and most of all I’m afraid my husband will fall and get hurt. I thought about vinyl and now you say it has travel marks. Hard wood you have to be careful of water and my German shepherd loves to scratch the floor before he lays down. This is such a hard decision. If I do tile that looks like wood will it still show grout lines?

What about real hardwood flooring? We love 3/4" red oak but we would like to install in-floor radiant heat. Can't do that under hardwood. So we are considering tile in order to have the heat option. But you just can't go wrong with real 3/4" hardwoods! We have had them in many kitchens and they are fantastic. Decisions, decisions...

If i do tile in the kitchen what would you recommend in the family room ans living room on same floor

What I should put on my living room? I am living in Toronto, could I put ENGINEERED HARDWOOD FLOORING. Thanks 🙏

What about limestone tile for kitchen floors?

Excellent information. Is luxury vinyl a good choice for bedroom floors? Please advise.

How about solid hardwood in the kitchen

can't something be put down on the floor when sliding the appliances around? how about some cardboard?

Great information but that music is so distracting.

You didn’t mentioned ceramic tile… 🙁

Great advice but missed the ceramic tile. The music was so distracting!!

Hate wwod planks in the kitchen, and anything dark. Not crazy about porcelain tiles although it's a better product, but it's cold in the winter. Whatever happened to linoleum sheet goods? It's waterproof, and many do look good, and cleaning is a snap. It makes the most sense for kitchens. We gotta get beyond the look of plank, and I won't fall into the trap of any salesman that wants to sell plank anything.

A tile kitchen is hard on the feet, it's cold, and chips. Tile is a terrible choice.

LVP 🤮

Thank you!