FAQ's

Yes, we do. Our experienced team is ready to assist you from choosing the right flooring and install it for you, hassle free.

Wood naturally expands and contracts as humidity and temperature levels change. Small creaking and squeaking noises are common and not cause for concern.

Yes, and depending on the species of wood selected, certain coloration changes are common. Your wood may become more amber or yellow, lighter, or darker, depending on the species. Natural sunlight hitting your floor will impact coloring as well.

Solid hardwood is cut from one piece of wood. Engineered hardwood is made from different materials including a hardwood layer, a thick, high-density material inside, and a hardwood backing. Engineered floors are more durable and stable and are excellent choices for humid environments.

Vinyl is a form of plastic, and vinyl flooring is constructed from several different materials layered upon one another. Most vinyl flooring consists of four layers. A felt, fiberglass or vinyl backing layer for padding; a core layer; a decorative, patterned layer; and a top, wear layer that protects from scratches and scuffs.