by CFD | Jun 15, 2019 | Stone Flooring, Vinyl Floors
When it comes to choosing flooring materials, you have a lot of different options. There are dozens of types of stone, tile, and wood you can use, along with cheaper alternatives that can mimic those materials without breaking the bank. Two of the most popular...
by CFD | May 31, 2019 | Vinyl Floors
An elegant, hardwood floor would be a great addition to your home’s décor—if only it weren’t so expensive. Fortunately, there’s an alternative. Luxury Vinyl Plank flooring mimics the look of hard wood, at a fraction of the cost. But what is LVP? What’s it made of, and...
by CFD | Apr 28, 2019 | Vinyl Floors
You want an elegant, hardwood look for the floor in your living room. But wood floors can be expensive. There is another option, though: luxury vinyl planks can be made to look exactly like hardwood flooring, at a fraction of the cost. Is LVP flooring right for your...
by CFD | Feb 26, 2019 | Carpet Flooring, Ceramic Flooring, Ceramic Tile Flooring, Hardwood Floors, Laminate Flooring, Stone Flooring, Tile Flooring, Vinyl Floors
Reflooring a room in your home is no small task. It’s a significant investment, not just of money, but also of time, effort, and other resources. This is why it’s so essential that it be done properly. Here are five of the most common renovation mistakes people make...
by CFD | Feb 12, 2019 | Carpet Flooring, Ceramic Flooring, Ceramic Tile Flooring, Hardwood Floors, Laminate Flooring, Stone Flooring, Tile Flooring, Vinyl Floors
Are you thinking of installing new flooring in your home? If you visit a home center, you can find dozens of options in every style and price. Unfortunately, the big home centers are short on knowledgeable people who can give you the advice you need. That’s why...
by CFD | Jan 27, 2019 | Carpet Flooring, Ceramic Flooring, Ceramic Tile Flooring, Hardwood Floors, Laminate Flooring, Stone Flooring, Tile Flooring, Vinyl Floors
When you look at your floor, it probably looks pretty simple. However, looks can be deceiving. If you could see through your carpet, tile, or wood, you would see a system of structural joists, subfloor, and underlayment. Whether it is OSB, plywood, or just wood...
