Wood Flooring

Actually, yes! Wood flooring can handle heavy traffic and the occasional spill while retaining its luster and beauty. Our finishes...

Underlayment refers to the material placed between the subfloor and new floor. It serves many purposes depending on the quality...

A pre-finished floating floor isn’t directly attached to the subfloor. It has a foam underlayment on top of the subfloor...

There are three main ways to install wood flooring: glue down, nail down and floating. The method you choose should...

Engineered wood flooring is the best choice when installing below grade (in a basement) or over a concrete slab. However,...

With proper care and maintenance, solid wood floors can last for hundreds of years and they will remain looking beautiful...

Yes, many churches, schools and auditoriums request wood flooring for its warmth, comfort and acoustic benefits. Protection from footfall noise...

Grading refers to where the soil, or ground, meets your house. Basements, even walkout basements, are always considered below grade...