When considering new floors, you’ll often see labels showcasing a list of features that aren’t exactly household terms. In this post, we’ll help make sense of a few common flooring…
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Traditionally, hardwood floors haven’t always been as durable as we expected. Solid planks are subject to damage from spills, humidity levels, temperature changes, and dents. Eminence is a new flooring…
Initially, vinyl flooring was designed to provide a cheaper alternative to natural hard surface floors. However, despite remaining a low-cost option, luxury vinyl has become one of the top performing…
You may have noticed labels such as “FloorScore® Certified” or “Carb2 Compliant” label when purchasing new flooring. These are special industry certifications that rate the floor’s impact on the air…
Below grade areas (basements, garages or any room of the home below the main level) can be tough on floors. This is especially concerning as we move into the humid…
Some of the most stylish flooring options are those reflecting the beauty of nature. Unfortunately, they can also be the most expensive. Natural flooring materials also tend to have specific…
Carpet is often overlooked due to its ease of staining. Whenever there’s a spill, we feel pressured to stop what we’re doing and scrub it before a stain sets in….
On the surface, engineered and solid hardwood flooring often (though not always) appear nearly identical. However, there are some significant differences, usually related more to construction of each flooring option…
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