Luxury vinyl is an 'install it anywhere' type of flooring. This tough, pet-friendly floor covering stands up to heavy foot traffic, and it repels stains, abrasion, and water. Luxury vinyl plank and tile flooring are hard to damage and easy to...
The question you should be asking is: “What hardwood species answer my style and needs,” because not all wood floors are the same. While there are many varieties grown in Texas, including ash, hickory, oak, pine, and walnut, among others, it’s...
If you’ve heard about vinyl plank flooring and think you might be interested in purchasing it for your home, you’ll undoubtedly want to know more about its outstanding benefits. From durability to beautiful visuals, these floors have it all.Here...
The result of excellent kitchen remodeling is a space you can not only call your own, but that will serve you well in various ways. In addition to providing you with unique décor matching colors and styles, you'll find that the room functions...
New innovations for an old product: Tile flooring trendsTile flooring has been around since ancient times and has proven to be a classic, permanent flooring which is also highly water-resistant.Nevertheless, new applications and designs come along...
Luxury vinyl is a multi-layer synthetic flooring that imitates natural flooring materials. It’s a lightweight, budget-friendly, and waterproof material that can be installed anywhere in the home. Easy to clean luxury vinyl is ideal for active...
Currently, the hottest thing in the flooring market is the completely waterproof luxury vinyl flooring (LVF), especially with technologically advanced cores: WPC (wood plastic composite) and SPC (stone plastic composite.) We’re going to break it...
While there are differences between solid and engineered hardwood flooring, similarities exist too. Both types of floor coverings are available in a variety of wood species. Oak and maple are perennial favorites. Hardwood styles are many, and...
So, when you put in a vinyl plank floor, do you always need an underlayment?That is a question that we get a lot…and the short answer is: “Nes.” Um, “nes,” what does that mean? Well, it is a little bit yes and a little bit no. Or, perhaps we...
