Customer questions

Questions customers ask before choosing flooring

Use these questions to prepare your quote request, compare flooring routes and avoid choosing by colour alone.

Before quote
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Before quote

Customers usually do not know what to ask first. Start with the facts Enoch needs to prepare a useful recommendation.

What should I send?

Property type, approximate area, room photos, existing floor condition, preferred finish and timing.

Can you advise from photos?

Photos help Enoch understand the space and rule out obvious material or installation risks before quoting.

Do I need measurement?

Detailed scope may need measurement or clearer room facts, depending on property type and existing floor condition.

Before product choice

How do I compare SPC and vinyl?

Compare by room use, core route, lock stability, site condition and document path, not only by softness.

What should I check besides colour?

Check current floor, door clearance, skirting, traffic, cleaning habit and whether the room is suitable.

How do I choose for HDB or condo?

Send property type, room use and photos so Enoch can recommend by practical fit before colour.

Before installation

What affects schedule?

Area size, access, existing floor condition, material confirmation and renovation timing.

What affects cost?

Product route, floor area, floor preparation, trims, access and supply-only versus installation scope.

What should be prepared?

Floor plan or photos, room list, preferred finish, timeline and any document needs.

Next step

Use the questions, then take the next step.

Once your property type, area, photos, preferred finish and timing are ready, move to quotation. If the job needs coordination or commercial advice, contact sales.

Home projects

Request a quotation when the room facts and preferred finish are ready.

Send Floor Plan

Larger jobs

Contact sales when the job still needs coordination, timing review, document checks, or commercial planning.

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