Replacing a floor in a propertys kitchen should result in a decent return on investment when the time comes to sell up, one expert has suggested.President and chief executive officer of World Floor Covering Association (WFCA) Christopher Davis said that the outlay on a flooring renovation is often made back. He remarked Money invested to upgrade replacement floor covering, particularly in kitchens can be expected to return substantially more than 100 per cent of the cost of renovation.According to the WFCA, thinking that flooring must be pricey to ensure an increase in value is a common myth. People were instead advised that inexpensive floor tiles can be customised in a way that can be very effective for a small cost.In recent news, Bulgaria Quest recommended kitchen sink and tap replacements for homeowners who want to raise the value of their properties abroad without exceeding a tight budget.