Hardwood Flooring

There are so many options when considering hardwood flooring in your home. Choosing the right one depends largely on your tastes and the look you are trying to achieve. Before you begin browsing, here are some specifications to consider:

Category of Hardwood. One of the first options to choose from is whether to pick solid or engineered hardwood. The major difference between the two is that engineered wood will have considerably higher moisture resistance, making them safe to use in bathrooms, kitchens, mudrooms, and basements. Our team can help you make the best choice for your home or business based on your life and planned usage.

Type of Wood. The species of wood you end up with will typically be decided by which one visually appeals to you most. Birch, Maple, Oak, and Walnut are classic and more common choices. In addition, imports and exotic wood options such as Bamboo, Cork, Mesquite, and Teak have made their way into many spaces.

Physical Options. Within each type of wood, several physical characteristics will affect the overall look of your flooring. For example, classic polished, wire brushed, hand-scraped, knotted wood, mineral streaks, color variations, grain detailing, and gloss type can all deliver a different look for your new floors.

Other Considerations. Other things that will affect your choice of hardwood are preferred plank thickness, length, or patterns such as parquet or herringbone.

Whatever direction your tastes take you, hardwood flooring is a wonderful investment in any space!