Vinyl Plank for Bedford Rentals, Condos and Older Kitchens
Census estimates for 2020 to 2024 count about 10,200 renter households in Bedford, 49 percent of the total, and roughly a third of the city's housing units sit in buildings with five or more units. Bedford began zoning for apartments in 1968 (Texas State Historical Association), and about half of the homes rented here today were built between 1980 and 1999. For an owner with several units, matching floors matter. We help pick one plank and color for every unit, order from a single production run when possible and leave labeled spare cartons, so a damaged plank two years from now can be swapped for an exact match.
In single-family houses, the job often starts with sheet vinyl that has been in the kitchen since the house was built. The EPA warns that the backing on older sheet vinyl may contain asbestos. If it is still well bonded, covering it in place, where the plank maker allows it, avoids disturbing it at all. If it has to come up, a lab test comes first. Either way, we check the floor for flatness and moisture before ordering planks.