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Luxury Vinyl Tile

It's so close to the real thing, even our installers take a double look.

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Luxury Vinyl Plank

You need to have a floor that’s leak-proof, easy-to-clean and aesthetically appealing. Luxury Vinyl Planks covers it all!

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Vinyl Flooring

For the active household

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I have cats that occasionally have accidents on my carpet. What type of carpet can I buy to minimize this problem?

There are several carpet fibers on the market that will essentially oxidize any organic liquid that comes in contact with the carpet. Additionally, and perhaps more importantly, there is padding that is designed with pets in mind that prevents liquid from reaching the decking.

How often should I clean my carpet?

Always refer to your manufacturer’s warranty for cleaning instructions. Each fiber has different characteristics. Improper cleaning is one of the leading causes of damage to carpet fiber.

I have a large dog. Is laminate a good choice for me?

Most laminate flooring is considerably more scratch resistant than hardwood flooring, but it still scratches and wears when exposed to pet nails.

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flooring resources

Waterproof Flooring: A Game-Changer for Kitchens and Bathrooms

Water and flooring, especially carpet and wood, have never been best friends. But thanks to innovations in flooring technology, homeowners no longer have to choose between beauty and durability when it comes to moisture-prone spaces.

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How to Choose the Right Flooring for High-Traffic Areas

It's no secret that not every area of your home experiences the same level of wear and tear. Entryways, hallways, kitchens, and living rooms are often the most traveled parts of the house, and, unsurprisingly, they need flooring that can handle the pressure.

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