Home Flooring Pros Blog
Buying a new floor for your home or specific living space is a very important choice, a sizable investment in your home , and a home improvement project that you’ll have to live with for many years to come. We have answered hundreds of questions over the years of selling an installing floor so we have a good idea of what you may want to learn
1Dark Hardwood
The deep color is a contemporary and classic look that offsets light decor beautifully. The dark color can be more difficult to clean and maintain since it shows scratches more easily,
2Crock
Known for it’s acoustic properties, cork floor is popular again with a new, large color palette. It’s also more durable, but still susceptible to moisture damage and fading. It’s main selling feature is how comfortable it is to walk on.
3Vinyl
A high end, durable flooring that is realistic, stands up to moisture and can be the most fun of all the flooring materials. Play with patterns and colors, or fool your friends into thinking it’s real tile.