Picking the Right Flooring

The million dollar question: How to pick the right flooring for your home? The answer isn’t as complicated as you think- continue reading to hear our tips and tricks when it comes to making the big decision.

First things first, take a deep breath. You’re not the only one who finds this decision overwhelming. The flooring in your home sets the tone for the rest of your interior work, you want to pick the right one!

Before even looking at flooring samples, here are a few things to consider:

TRAFFIC

Identify the high-traffic areas throughout your home to determine the quality you’ll need. Think about hosting areas, pets, kids, food prepping areas, etc. This brings us to our next point…

DURABILITY

It’s crucial to look past marketing scams during this step. Of course every flooring company is going to claim they have “the real deal”. Do your homework by checking things like the wear layer, padding/backing, etc. If this sounds foreign to you, ask a knowledgeable sales representative in your area!

MAINTENANCE

All flooring involves a little maintenance whether it’s polishing, sealing, vacuuming, or even deep scrubbing. Prior to making a commitment, determine realistically how much upkeep you’re willing to do.

STYLE

Everyone's favorite part- the style! Pay close attention to the tones in your flooring. Does it pull on red, yellow, or even green tones? This comes into play when matching up other selections down the road such as cabinetry, paint colors, furniture, etc.

PROPER INSTALLATION

Last but not least, proper installation. If you get anything out of this, know the importance of having a professional install your flooring. There’s nothing wrong with DIY-ing, however, if you’re spending the money on a high-quality product but skimping on the installation, your flooring won’t perform as it’s made to.

Stop into our design center and get the proper help you need! We offer product knowledge, an eye for design, and an A+ installation team!

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