Laminate
Laminate flooring provides an upscale appearance that offers the look and feel of beautiful hardwood, ceramic tile, stone, and slate. It is easy to care for as well as scratch and moisture resistant. It is a composite designed to endure more than average wear and tear. A direct pressure manufacturing process fuses four layers into one extremely hard surface.

The four layers are:

• Back Layer - The back is reinforced with melamine for structural stability and moisture resistance.
• Fiberboard Core - Ultra dense core board provides impact resistance and stability. It also features an edge sealing treatment that provides even further structural stability.
• Decorative Layer - The decorative layer is actually a highly detailed photograph that gives the laminate the appearance of wood or tile.
• Wear Layer - The melamine wear layer is a tough, clear finish reinforced with aluminum oxide, one of the hardest mineral compounds known to man, resisting staining, fading, surface moisture, and wear.

Other Noteworthy Features:

Laminate flooring is incredibly durable. Tongue and groove locking technology eliminates unsightly gaps at the seams.

Ultra durable flooring planks can be taken apart and reassembled if necessary. No waiting period is necessary allowing for hassle-free installation.

Hardwood
Hardwood floors provide warmth and beauty to your home. They also add value and are easy to care for and clean. This eco-friendly wood makes a great choice for any home.

Solid - Is milled from a single 3/4” thick piece of hardwood. Because of its thickness, a solid hardwood floor can be sanded and refinished over several generations of use. One of the characteristics of solid wood flooring is that it expands and contracts with changes in your home's relative humidity. Normally, installers compensate for this movement by leaving an expansion gap between the floor and the wall. Base molding or quarter round is traditionally used to hide the extra space.

Engineered - Is produced with three to five layers of hardwood. Each layer is stacked in a cross-grain configuration and bonded together under heat and pressure. As a result, engineered wood flooring is less likely to be affected by changes in humidity, and can be installed at all levels of the home.

Tile
Ceramic tile is a mixture of clays and minerals that have been shaped, pressed, and then fired at temperatures exceeding 2,000° (F), resulting in a hard surface. The protective glaze that is applied before firing gives the ceramic tile added color and finish and makes it resistant to stains, odors, bacteria, and scratches.

Porcelain tile is a type of ceramic made of a very fine mixture of clays and minerals similar to those found in fine dinnerware. These special clays allow porcelain tile to be fired at temperatures even higher than ceramic tile, typically exceeding 2,400° (F). The higher temperature results in a very dense tile, making it easier to resist moisture.

Marble
Marble is a natural stone and connotes sophistication and class. Marble tiles and slabs are ornate and alluring with an elegant appearance, and can be used for: front hallways, foyers, as well as marble tile flooring in kitchens and bathrooms. Veined with rivulets of subtle color on varied background of earthy tones, marble tile flooring and marble slabs can make a subtle or bold statement.

Carpeting
With hundreds of styles and even more colors to choose from, there is a carpet sure to match your style, needs and budget.

Not sure of the type of carpeting you want? We make the process easy by coming to your home with samples, so that you can see how that color will look against your walls and furniture. Give us a call at 888-343-9111 to schedule your free in-home consultation.

Vinyl
Vinyl sheet or vinyl tile flooring is dramatic and easy to maintain. Vinyl is the preferred flooring for high moisture areas, such as kitchens, or bathrooms. It is extremely versatile and is a quick and affordable way to make a dramatic change in your home.