Date: 01/18/24
Any extra flooring?: No
Location: Home
Describe damage: Ripped, torn or gouged
Vinyl Type Selected: Vinyl tiles
Comment: I require the replacement of an existing VCT basement floor (915 SF) in my home. The project requires removal of the existing VCT floor and placement of a new VCT floor on the original concrete floor slab. Although the basement included an open floor plan with minimal permanent obstructions, the project will require the temporary removal of existing utilities (gas furnace, gas water heater, utility sink, gas clothes dryer, electric washing machine, and all associated utility connections) and replacement after placement of the new flooring. Also, the basement includes a fair amount of shelving and personal property that will need to be temporarily removed/relocated in order to complete the work. Last, an approx. 150 SF section of the existing concrete floor slab was replaced during a recent project to replace a damaged length of sanitary sewer line. The original VCT flooring that was demo'd in that 150 SF repair area was not replaced as part of the repair. The new concrete patch in the repair area may require minor grinding and/or leveling to properly prepare the floor substrate for placement of the new VCT flooring.
