Flooring

What are the benefits of wooden flooring?

Because hardwood floors are typically sealed surfaces with a protective layer of finish, wood floors are more stain resistant than other types of flooring. Another benefit of hardwood floors is that they can be repaired and refinished; however, wood flooring can most often simply be sanded, smoothed, and refinished.

Vinyl Tile – Designed to look and feel like your favorite tile materials, vinyl tile flooring is a great choice for any room of your home. Whether you appreciate the simplicity of ceramic or love the luxury of marble, there is a vinyl option available to suit your taste.
 

Vinyl Plank – The unique design of vinyl plank flooring means it looks and feels like traditional hardwood. Available in varying stains, grains, finishes, and textures – vinyl wood is able to satisfy even the most discriminating of homeowners.

Tile flooring typically shows up in bathrooms and kitchens but can be used throughout the house. Tile comes in two forms: ceramic and porcelain. It is important to know the differences between the two before selecting tile flooring.

In addition, wall tile is used primarily for backsplashes or countertops. Wall tile is thinner, lighter, and not suitable for foot traffic. It rates lower on the hardness scale.

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​The higher quality polyaspartic floor system consists of a colored base coat, vinyl flake layer, and a clear top coat for shine and durability. Polyaspartic coating sets very quickly, so it requires at least two installers.