Frequently Asked Questions

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Answer: We offer hardwood, laminate, vinyl, carpet and tile flooring options. 

Answer: Yes, we have a team of professional installers who can install your chosen flooring for you. Additionally, we will help you design the floors to match your space and help you with all your finishing decisions. 

Answer: For high-traffic areas, consider durable options like laminate, luxury vinyl, or ceramic tile. These materials withstand heavy use and are easy to clean. 

Answer: Yes, we offer a warranty on all of our flooring products. Please contact us for more information. Each flooring manufacturer offers their own warranty and we also warranty our work. Just give us a call and we will provide you immediate support. 

Answer: Consider your lifestyle and preferences. Hardwood and carpet offer warmth, while tile and vinyl are durable and easy to maintain. Laminate provides a cost-effective balance. 

Answer: Hardwood is not recommended for moisture-prone areas. Opt for moisture-resistant alternatives like ceramic tile, luxury vinyl, or natural stone. 

Answer: Pet-friendly options include scratch-resistant laminate, luxury vinyl, or tile. Consider finishes that resist stains and odors for a pet-friendly flooring solution. 

Answer: Regularly sweep or vacuum to remove dirt and debris. Use a damp mop for hard surfaces. Follow manufacturer recommendations for specific cleaning products and methods. 

 Answer: In many cases, yes. However, it depends on the type of flooring and condition. We will look at your existing floors to determine the feasibility and requirements for your specific situation. 

Answer: Lifespan varies. Hardwood and tile can last decades or more, while carpet may need replacement every 10-15 years. Laminate and vinyl typically last 15-20 years. 

Answer: Yes, several eco-friendly options exist, such as bamboo, cork, reclaimed wood, and certain types of carpet made from recycled materials. 

Answer: Consider the overall design aesthetic, room size, and natural light. Lighter colors can make a space feel larger, while darker tones add warmth and coziness. 

Answer: Solid hardwood is made from a single piece of wood, while engineered hardwood consists of layers bonded together. Engineered wood is more resistant to moisture and temperature changes. 

Answer: Use felt or rubber pads under furniture legs. Avoid dragging heavy items, and periodically check and replace worn pads. 

Answer: Promptly clean up spills to prevent water damage. For scratches, use touch-up kits provided by the manufacturer or consult with a professional for repair options. Regular maintenance helps prevent and address such issues.