Although flooring trends overall this year aren’t significantly different from last year, we are seeing a few notable changes. In today’s blog we’re going to talk about flooring materials and the rising trends that are becoming more common this year, and in our next blog we’ll discuss trends in finishes, installation patterns, and flooring color....Read More
Hardwood and engineered wood flooring are both susceptible to damage. The most common issues are scratches and dents. If you take some simple precautions, though, you can protect wood flooring so it continues to look great for years to come. When you get new flooring, review these tips before installation so you can have what...Read More
If you’ve made the decision to replace the flooring in your home this year, you may be wondering which is the best flooring material. There’s no one answer for all homeowners or even for all rooms. We’re going to spend the next two blogs trying to help you decide on the right flooring type for...Read More
One of the least discussed but clearly noticeable aspects of your home’s flooring is how it impacts the sound in your home. As you consider different flooring materials, remember to consider how sound will carry more over hard surfaces. While the flooring itself does impact the acoustics of your home, other factors including the underlayment...Read More
As you evaluate various flooring materials for your home, you’ll quickly realize there are more than a few factors to consider. The total investment may be one of the bigger considerations as you look at all the factors, especially if you do not plan on staying in the home for the long term. Or you...Read More
If your wood floors are dull and scratched, you may consider refinishing as an option. Homeowners often seek to solve several issues with their wood flooring through refinishing, and sometimes it can be difficult to know what information is accurate and what is not unless you are working with a wood floor refinishing company you...Read More
Not too long ago engineered wood flooring looked very similar to laminate flooring. As technology has changed, however, the appearance and quality of engineered wood floors has greatly improved. If you’re trying to decide on the right type of flooring for your home, here are some things you should know about the engineered wood flooring...Read More
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