Natural Stone Flooring Costs
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Install or Replace Tile Flooring, Single family house or condo
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Repair Carpet Flooring, Single family house or condo
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Wood Flooring - Install or Completely Replace (Materials Provided By Consumer), I'm ready to hire, Single family house or condo
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- 250 projects like this
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Wood Flooring - Refinish, Single family house or condo
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Carpet - Install, Within 1 week, Single family house or condo
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Tile: Natural Stone (Granite, Marble, Slate, Quartz, etc) - Install, I'm ready to hire, Single family house or condo
- 22 projects like this
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Repair Vinyl/Linoleum Flooring, 1 - 2 weeks, Single family house or condo
- 82 projects like this
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Repair Tile Flooring, Single family house or condo
- 81 projects like this
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Carpet - Install, Within 1 week, Single family house or condo
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Carpet - Install - Materials Provided, I'm ready to hire, Unknown
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Vinyl or Linoleum Sheet Flooring or Tiles - Install - Materials Not Provided, Within 1 week, Single family house or condo
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Vinyl or Linoleum Sheet Flooring or Tiles - Install - Materials Provided, 1 - 2 weeks, Single family house or condo
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Natural Stone Flooring Costs
Natural stone flooring can add warmth and depth to any room in the home. It also comes in a variety of colors and textures to match the decor of any home. Natural stone will have a different pattern based on each tile unless it is an engineered natural stone piece. If you are interested in adding natural stone tile to your floors, continue reading below.
The Costs
- Minimum Cost: $5 per square foot
- Maximum Cost: $10 per square foot
Materials
Agglomerate Tile
Agglomerate flooring is engineered with a combination of natural stone in epoxy or processed base. Bits of marble and other rock are used in the manufacturing process. The tile features a wide range of colors as well as very specific measurements for a variety of application patterns. Some forms of agglomerate manufactured tile may require different kinds of sealers or setting material based on the base that the stone is set in. It can be compared to quartz tile in terms of specific standards of manufacturing.
Travertine
Travertine tile is a form of natural limestone found in sedimentary rock. The rough finish of this natural stone requires various finishes to provide a smooth walking surface. These usually include a polished or honed and filled finish that combine the use of natural oils and grinding to level the surface of the tile. Travertine will need to be sealed every couple of years to provide a long-lasting finish.
Marble
Marble stone floor has a classic look that creates a high-end custom feel to a room. It is particularly popular in entryways and master bath suites. Marble stone has a natural-grain texture that comes in a variety of colors and tile patterns. The grain texture comes from limestone that is superheated to create the crystal-like strands that run through the stone. While it is durable and should last indefinitely, marble is a porous material and will need protection from being stained. A combination sealer and revitalizer will clean and protect the floor for many years to come.
Slate
Slate is a natural stone that provides a deep, dark finish that is considered one of the more low-maintenance tiles. Colors can be vibrant, warm shades as well as various shades of grays and browns. The stone consists of several layers of compressed sediments. It's a very durable tile that resists scratching and chemical staining. To maintain gloss and looks, it will need to be sealed every few years.
Advantages and Disadvantages
Natural stone has the advantage of adding considerable value to a home. It can create a strong impression upon entering a room. Slate and travertine are practically indestructible. Marble and some of the agglomerate tiles can create stunning contrast and color patterns in the flooring that manufactured floors cannot replicate.
Despite the many advantages of natural stone flooring, there are some aesthetic factors that may require additional planning and maintenance. Stone floor repairs can exceed $1,000 and most stone floors can be cold in colder climates during the spring and winter. Engineered products may have a slight buffer and act as a thermal break, but most stone floors usually require insulation or some form of radiant heating to reduce the cold drafts associated with them.
