Month: June 2022

Humans have long since realized the advantages of using tile.

Thousands of years ago, the first tiles were fired and created in the Holy Lands, weaving their way through history as the Romans and other civilizations brought them inside their homes. Individual clay tiles were pressed and imprinted by hand until the first machine made it possible to mass produce.

The Victorian era pushed tile even more into popularity with their demand for cleanliness and public health. Tile is one of the best surface areas to clean and sanitize with little effort. What they fell in love with was the almost unlimited color and design possibilities, as well as its durability.

Those are the very reasons that tile remains popular today. You don’t have to look very far to see the advantages of using tile in almost every room in your home. (Inside and out!)

If you’re finalizing your next home improvement project, and you’re considering tile, here are just a few of the advantages for finalizing and selecting this popular flooring choice.

Unlimited design potential

What captures most homeowners’ attention is the unlimited design potential tile brings to possibilities. No matter what color or pattern you’ve been dreaming of, you’ll find it with today’s tile selections. They can be made from a variety of materials:

• Cement
• Ceramic
• Glass
• Marble
• Porcelain
• Slate
• Travertine

Because there are so many options, you’ll find them at just about every price point you can imagine. Whether you’re looking for an affordable option, or want the finest luxury, there’s an option for you.

Durability

There’s a reason why digs in ancient civilizations find tile in various shapes and formats – it stands the test of time. While we’re not saying your tile floor will last thousands of years, with care and maintenance, it can last for decades. You’ll grow weary of the design and color long before the tile itself wears out.

If you’re looking for flooring in a high-traffic situation, tile will always be one of the flooring choices that tops the list. If water, moisture, dampness, or other messy situations will be a constant in the room, tile will again work its way up the list of possibilities. That’s why you’ll see tile recommended in almost every room:

• Kitchens
• Bathrooms
• Entryways
• Hallways
• Basements
• Even in outdoor living spaces like patios and porches

Keep in mind that every material will function differently. If you have specific needs, be sure to research thoroughly and select the right material for you. There are even waterproof choices if that’s important to you.

Low maintenance

With the right tile in place, it can be one of the easiest flooring choices to maintain. That’s why you’ll find tile in residential as well as commercial settings. There’s a reason restaurants, supermarkets, and even hospitals use this popular flooring product.

It just takes a regular routine of some water and a mop for cleaning up quick messes. For something deeper, there are many household cleaners that will do the trick. You can keep this process as eco-friendly as you desire, or turn to industrial strength cleaning if that’s more your style. Just ensure the tile you select can take the chemicals you apply, and won’t harm the finish.

Low cost

One of the biggest advantages of using tile is their affordability. Because certain types of tile are produced on a mass scale, you can find high quality tile at a price that suits every budget.

Yet if you want uniqueness and you’re looking for a one-of-a-kind look, there’s a tile for you too.

Keep in mind that installation costs will also include preparing the subfloor, adhesive costs, as well as grout and possibly a sealer.

One of the advantages of using tile in a room is it’s easy to fix potential problems. Keep a few extra tiles on hand for replacement. That way you won’t have to rip up a floor with one problem area, and can simply replace the tile that’s broken or cracked.

Environmentally friendly

Going green is on everyone’s minds these days. And there’s a good reason why tile continues to make the list. A lot of tile materials provide you with some of the most eco-friendly flooring materials. Think sand, glass, stone, and clay. These materials are found readily in nature, and take very little processing to create the finished product.

Tiles can also make it easier to heat and cool your home. Tile is naturally cool to the touch. In the heat of the summer, they can feel cool on your feet, and make it easier to keep your home feeling cool no matter how high the temperatures climb.

Colordoans are often leery of installing tile because of the coolness in the dead of winter. Don’t let that hold you back. Radiant heating is one of the most energy efficient heating systems around. Because it uses water to heat a space rather than air, it will be more energy efficient. That means it can improve your utility bills as well as stay warm and toasty under feet. Imagine that when you step out of bed in the morning and head into your master suite.

Cleaner, healthier living space

Tiles can also create a healthier living space. Because they have a hard, smooth surface area, they won’t attract dirt, pollen, or other allergens the way other flooring products will.

Most tiles are fired in kilns at high temperatures, removing toxic volatile organic compounds (VOCs) from the mix. If you’ve ever said “no” to other flooring products because you’re nervous about what they’ll do to your air quality, say “yes” to tile and you’ll love the results.

Plus, when it comes to cleaning and sanitizing, you’ll be able to swish away dirt and germs whenever you please. And that’s more important now than ever after all we’ve lived through in the past couple of years.

Are you ready for the advantages of installing tile flooring?

The benefits of tiles are almost never-ending. That’s why they remain one of the most popular choices for a home.

Whether you’re remodeling a room, or looking at replacing the flooring in every room in your home, there’s a tile that will work for you.

Stop by today and view our entire selection.

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The sky is a brilliant blue. The fragrant lilacs and roses are in full bloom. You’ve cleaned the barbecue and restocked your ceramic briquettes or loaded up on conventional charcoal. You’ve worked hard on your yard or patio and want to host a barbecue or friend get-together and have the family over for dinner.

It’s truly summer in Colorado!

As you celebrate the bounty of our glorious state with gatherings, make sure the inside of your house looks and smells as good as the outside. 

Cushion patrol

What do you usually do to usher in the freshness? Perhaps you air out the house, vacuum, dust, or give the windows a vinegar rinse?

As you vacuum your floors, don’t forget to vacuum your upholstered furniture as well. Loads of odors and dirt can be trapped there. Remove cushions from couches and loveseats. As you do this, take note of which side of the cushion was facing up and what part of the couch or loveseat it occupied. We’ll circle back to this later.

If it’s been awhile since you’ve cleaned the couch, have a small trash bag and box handy as you go. Place change, lost jewelry, socks (yes, sometimes that’s where they went!), and toys in the box. Throw away large food debris like popcorn and chips or wrappers in the bag. No shame! It happens to all of us. 

Vacuum underneath the cushions thoroughly. Next, vacuum the arms, back and sides of each piece of furniture. If you have a sofa bed, this might be a good time to vacuum the mattress and check to see if used sheets need to be replaced for the next guest. Vacuuming the throw pillows is a great idea too.

Once everything is clean, vacuum and replace the cushions, making sure to flip them over and rotate their positions as you go. This will ensure more even furniture wear and tear and prevent the dreaded “sofa divot,” that deep, broken down spot on Uncle Larry’s couch where you can tell he sat for 23 years!

If you have upholstered dining room chairs or easy chairs, don’t leave them out. Entertainment room leather chairs can also be a treasure trove of leftover snack crumbs and coins.

Now that you’ve done your summer spruce up (it feels good, doesn’t it?), you’ve likely become more acquainted with your upholstered furniture. Did you notice a particular couch or chair was pretty dingy or dull? Did getting your face close to the recliner make you want to gag because of an unpleasant, uh, odor?

If so, consider regular professional upholstery cleaning. Professional cleaning can remove layers of dirt and brighten used furniture. Regular upholstery cleaning can also protect your health and safeguard your family from molds, bacteria, fungi, pollen, pollutants and tobacco smoke residue.

Professional upholstery cleaning can even extend the life of your furniture and keep it looking newer. 

Guest management

Everything looks and smells great. Now you’re ready for the party, barbecue or book club. But what happens if Veronica decides to bring her beloved Schnauzer, Bowser, the night you are all supposed to discuss All the Light We Cannot See?

Don’t let Bowser lounge on the sofa or the chairs you just cleaned. No. Down boy. Allowing pets on furniture, whether your own or Veronica’s, can further break down and soil your upholstery.

The next time you host a barbecue and guests come in from the inevitable afternoon rain, make sure to clean up any spills that happen immediately. Blot the stain with a clean cloth, and if you’re not sure how to treat the particular stain, call A Personal Touch Carpet Cleaning. We can give you phone advice that might just save your favorite chair. Click here for more spot removal advice.

Certain types of stains like red wine, blood and oil can require professional cleaning for removal. 

A Personal Touch Carpet Cleaning services Parker, Castle Rock, Englewood, Littleton and more. We are happy to help with any kind of carpet cleaning or upholstery cleaning and offer emergency stain advice. We have serviced the Denver metro area for more than 30 years. Several of our employees have worked with us for over a decade. Contact us at 720.344.2870 or use our online form to schedule a free consultation.

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A wooden floor with honey tones can enhance your room by adding warmth and depth.  The honey tones are just a twist on an Oak flooring.  You will still see the beauty of the Oak, but a colour stain gives you the caramel and honey shades throughout your floor.  It is a great alternative to traditional Oak flooring, and you will find that the colour will match most interiors. Read More

Updating or replacing commercial flooring can be an overwhelming task. That’s why many people forgo the process for as long as possible.

But your commercial flooring sets the stage for your entire business.

• What do people think when they enter?
• What aesthetics is it creating?
• Are you putting people at risk with worn out floors?
• Are you harming other materials like subfloors?

Flooring may be the first thing people notice when they enter, either consciously or subconsciously. If it’s time for you to make a selection, choosing flooring that will last for the next several years, we have a few tips for you to keep in mind.

Shop with a purpose in mind

No matter what type of flooring you’ve had in place before, before installing something new, it’s a good idea to consider your specific requirements to help you determine the right choices to suit your needs. Ask yourself a few questions:

• What is the purpose of this area?
• How much foot traffic will it have to sustain?
• Is it serviceable by customers, employees, or both?
• What layout will be used?
• How durable should the material be?
• Will you have to sanitize or sterilize?
• Will it withstand heavy loads?
• Will color or patterns be a part of the final design?

While all commercial flooring applications are quite durable and can withstand a lot of use, choosing the right layout will ensure it continues to look good for many years to come.

We often suggest property managers start with a goal in mind. The questions above will help lead the way. By starting with a goal instead of a specific flooring choice, you might find better options you’ve never considered before.

A corporate boardroom may function well with commercial-grade hardwood flooring. It may just as easily create a sleek and sophisticated design with well-branded commercial carpeting in corporate colors. By seeing both choices up close and personal, you’ll be able to visualize the right choice for your overall design.

Select the right materials

Once you’ve settled on a particular material, then you can explore commercial materials. Commercial product lines are built stronger for higher traffic situations, more cleaning, and more wear and tear.

This isn’t a time to skimp on quality. Superior materials may cost a bit more upfront, but often provide many more years of service.

For example, many office buildings select hardwood flooring because it’s cost-effective and offers the opportunity for several refinishes. It’s a product that can withstand years of use, while providing the ambiance many companies are looking for.

If hardwood is your top choice, many items impact your final cost:

• Quality and grade of the wood
• Core structure – solid core or engineered hardwood
• Subfloor maintenance or installation
• Prep work and cleanup required

Again, staying open during this process can alert you to flooring concepts you may never have considered before. If you’re set on hardwood, have you looked at commercial-grade luxury vinyl planks? They offer durability and can even be waterproof. That can be a great addition to an office building if ice and snow are often dragged in on shoes.

Special circumstances

We understand that every property manager and business owner has different long-term goals. What are you trying to achieve in both the short and long term?

We work with a lot of commercial properties that are looking for eco-friendly materials. Some are working towards LEED certification, and are focused on creating a healthier environment.

If that’s the case, we can steer you in the right direction. There are many options for you to consider.

How about carpet? While carpet hasn’t been the most green-friendly option over the years, it is changing. Knowing there was a problem with both production and disposal, many manufacturers have prioritized green practices. Carpet tiles may be a perfect solution. Some manufacturers build padding into the backing, meaning you can place it directly over the subfloor. Because it’s tile-based, if damage occurs to one tile, you simply peel it up and put a new one in place. That’s a lot more efficient than replacing an entire carpet area. Less waste in the landfill over time. Or even better, is recycled and made into other products.

Is sustainable hardwood right for you? Hardwood is often considered an eco-friendly choice, but you do have to pay attention to the entire process. The Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) is a non-profit organization that certifies forests have sustainable management practices. It ensures the hardwood isn’t taken from regions that are over harvested. You should also look at the entire production process to ensure the manufacturer doesn’t use harmful chemicals during processing – avoid wood that has been processed with harsh chemicals such as formaldehyde.

Or maybe earth-friendly bamboo is the right choice for you? Bamboo is another great choice commercial properties are leaning towards. Its greatest feature is how fast it grows, and its sustainable growing patterns. Bamboo groves don’t require fertilizer, pesticides, or even much water. A grove of bamboo can be harvested about every seven years. Compare that to the growth pattern of trees, which takes 30-50 years. Less space and more product – that’s a win/win for manufacturers and consumers.

Find the right provider

There are many ways to go about installing commercial flooring to suit your needs. Have a maintenance team on staff? Want them to do the installation?

Yet before you move towards the installation process, it’s important to select the right flooring dealer. Yes, it matters. You can get discount products online, but you’ll end up with discount materials that don’t stand up over time.

To ensure a long life, select a reputable flooring dealer who knows how to find the highest quality commercial flooring options. They have experience in weeding through the different manufacturers, and only showcasing the ones who provide products that have long wearability.

We suggest you look at their reviews online. You can quickly piece together how well they are received in their community. You can’t hide bad reviews, any more than you can ignore finding a reputable company that stands behind their work.

We’ve been in business as a reputable commercial and residential flooring dealer for many years. Right here in the Denver-Metro area, we’re proud to be a part of this community.

How can we help you find the right commercial flooring to suit your needs?

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Ready to install a new floor? Among the many decisions you’ll be making includes the installation system.

Whether you’re leaning towards traditional hardwood or engineered plans, these floorings have come a long way since the early days when freshly cut boards were nailed together to create a uniform walking path. Today’s wood surfaces are smoother than ever before, partially because of the production that goes into the product long before it makes it through your door.

Tongue and groove flooring is quite easy to install. Its wood planks are all created with both protruding and concave parts that ultimately fit together like pieces of a puzzle. These tongue and groove floorboards make it easy to install. One tongue fits firmly into the groove of the adjoining board, creating a flat surface with little vertical movement between them. It creates just enough space to allow for expansion and contraction as environmental conditions adjust based on seasons and weather.

What is tongue and groove flooring 

Tongue and groove flooring isn’t a new concept. It was developed back in the late 1800s as manufacturers started mass-producing hardwood planks. As hardwood grew in popularity, creating a system for easy production as well as installation began to undergo transformation. Exposed nail heads were always a problem. Tongue and groove flooring hides or forgoes nails, thus creating a smoother surface.

One side of the board has a protruding tongue, while the other has a concave groove. During installation, the ridge of one side of the board is fitted into the groove of an adjacent board, creating a tight and well-fitted seam. As the floor is fitted together, you can use adhesive, secret nailing, or a floating system to hold it in place.

Tongue and groove or non-grooved planks

If you’re new to tongue and groove technology, you might be asking: what if you install non-grooved planks?

Non-grooved planks would simply be hardwood planks the same height and width on every side of the board. Tongue and groove flooring was introduced because of the problems it solves:

• Shrinkage
• Warping
• Working loose over time
• Nail heads showing and creating uneven surfaces

Because the individual floorboards interlock, they’re less likely to heave or show gaps as they expand and move based on shrinkage and swelling, which wood has a tendency to do as the environment changes over time. The grooves are enough to keep planks in place, and handle well over time.

That makes them the preferred choice in hardwood planks, one that is used almost exclusively for both traditional and engineered hardwood.

Tongue and groove or click and lock – what’s the difference?

Click and lock technology is much newer to the marketplace. It takes the puzzle layout of tongue and groove one step further, and gives you the ability to lock the individual planks together, creating a smooth surface area that holds together.

You won’t need any other mechanism for holding the planks in place. Adhesive, nails, even staples won’t be necessary. The individual planks lock together as they feed across the surface, from one side of the room to another.

Click and lock is a do-it-yourselfer’s dream. It has a similar layout to the traditional tongue and groove mechanism. It differs because it has an interlocking profile around the edge that makes it easy to click and lock together. Because it holds together without attaching to a subfloor, it makes it easy to install, even over existing flooring.

It can be installed directly over many other flooring products, which means you won’t have the added expense of ripping out old flooring. This only works with flooring with a smooth surface area already in place. Carpet still must be ripped out, as well as uneven problematic flooring.

Click and lock has been extended beyond traditional and engineered hardwood to include laminate and vinyl planks that resemble hardwood. That gives do-it-yourselfers many options.

Advantages of tongue and groove flooring

Why did tongue and groove become the standard in the hardwood plank industry? Because of the smooth surface area created once the planks are fitted together.

The biggest advantage to a tongue and groove floor is the tight fit created as the boards come together. This tight seem lessens the chance of seepage in between, meaning the floor will hold up and look newer longer.

This tight fit also means the installation process is easier. It will require a minimal amount of nailing or gluing to ensure the floorboards stay in place.

Because tongue and groove planks are the norm, you will find them in both pre-finished and site-finished plank flooring products. If you opt for site-finished, the sealant will provide a protective coating over the entire surface area, blocking out potential problem areas between the planks. This can make many hardwood flooring surface areas water-resistant, standing up better to all your family can dish out.

Disadvantages of tongue and groove flooring

As you’re weighing your options for what flooring choice will best suit your needs, keep in mind that tongue and groove flooring does have a few disadvantages.

Before you install it, it’s essential to properly acclimate it to your home’s surroundings. If the boards are swollen due to humidity or moisture, the tongue and groove system can be difficult to implement. The boards might not join together.

When you push, trying to force the joints together, the tongues can easily break off. This renders them useless, and will require you to purchase more material to finish the installation.

The tongue and groove system is almost always considered one-time use. After the tongue and groove mechanism is joined, it’s difficult, if not impossible, to pull them back apart. If you attempt to force them apart, you will almost always experience significant breakage.

Is tongue and groove flooring right for your home?

Whether you select traditional or engineered hardwood flooring, tongue and groove mechanism will most likely be in place. This creates a smooth, functional surface area that will provide you with the best results over time.

Have additional questions about flooring? Stop by, or give us a call today.

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It’s every homeowner’s goal to turn their house into a home. Turning the ordinary into the extraordinary can sometimes be as simple as having a new floor installed. While carpet tends to be relatively inexpensive, it has a habit of attracting dirt and bacteria and requires quite a bit of work to maintain and keep clean. If you have a house that contains both kids and pets, then the amount of traffic and foreign material that gets tracked in can be quite astronomical. An alternative to this situation can be found in having a hardwood floor installed.

Advantages of Hardwood

Hardwood floors have many advantages over carpeting. And while the reasons for this could be an entire article itself, we’ve taken the time to list a few of them.

• While carpeting is known for accumulating a lot of dirt and allergens, hardwood floors actually improve the quality of air in any room that they’re installed in.
• Hardwood is much easier to clean than carpet and doesn’t require vacuuming, shampooing, or expensive treatments. Keeping the dirt outside where it belongs is a lot easier.
• A hardwood floor adds to the property value of your house, should you ever decide to sell.
• If you’re trying to create an ideal aesthetic for your home, a hardwood floor can provide that rustic feel and necessary warmth to make your house feel more like home.

Upkeep For Your Hardwood Floor

As we previously mentioned, taking care of a hardwood floor takes a lot less work than a carpeted one. While the use of a vacuum isn’t necessary for one, some people opt to utilize one to remove the dust that tends to accumulate in hard-to-reach places. For general upkeep, you’ll need a dust mop and broom, and going over it once every two weeks is advisable to keep it looking good.

Many homeowners consider hardwood floors an investment, and it’s easy to see why. While general upkeep of sweeping is part of ownership, there’s no need for the expensive treatments that accompany owning a carpeted floor. A simple matter of keeping your pet’s nails trimmed and not wearing boots or high-heeled shoes on the floor can prevent scuff marks and noticeable abrasions.

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A hardwood floor can greatly improve your home’s aesthetic and quality of life. If you’re considering making the change and abandoning the carpet, visit www.flooring.org to see what direction is best for you. To speak with us directly, please call 800-689-9006.

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A distressed wooden floor is one that has added texture to the surface.  This means that the planks or blocks of wood have been intentionally aged, which adds imperfections to enhance the charm and appeal of the floor.  The distressed floors have already had a surface finish added so provide protection from daily wear and tear. Read More

Every time you drop something on the floor, you might find yourself dreaming of waterproof flooring.

Do a little research and you’ll find waterproof flooring is alive and well in the marketplace. But what does that really mean?

Living with waterproof flooring in rooms where messes often occur sounds perfect. But is waterproof flooring really a thing?

Every homeowner knows that water can be one of the most destructive forces you’ll ever deal with. It’s an invasive resource that can start small and bring surmountable damage as it moves along a path. It can compromise roofing, siding, drywall, and flooring. If you don’t catch it, it will damage pretty much everything.

That makes waterproof flooring sound perfect. But is it?

Waterproof or water-resistant? What’s the difference?

This is one of the most misunderstood marketing claims you’ll find on flooring products. And different manufacturers use these terms almost interchangeably in some cases. They are not equal terms.

In the simplest terms, the two terms are fairly easy to understand.

Water-resistant means the material can withstand or resist water for a period of time. Eventually, it will be damaged by standing liquid or water.

Waterproof is impervious to water. It will stand up to water indefinitely, and remain in its original shape without damage.

This is where things start getting a little tricky. The flooring itself may be waterproof. But what’s around it may not. If moisture seeps down into the subfloor, which is not waterproof, the damage could occur from the bottom up.

Where to install waterproof flooring

There is no end to where waterproof flooring will be beneficial inside your home. That said, there are specific rooms where waterproof flooring will be a welcome addition.

Any place that sees a lot of traffic, and has the potential for messes and spills is a good candidate for waterproof flooring. Bathrooms, mudrooms, laundry rooms, kitchens, entryways, even basements are the perfect place to install waterproof flooring. Instead of jumping at the first sign of moisture, or worrying about a spill your kids tried to cover up, you’ll have peace of mind knowing it’ll return to normal simply by wiping it up. That can be a big plus for busy families with lots of traffic.

Here in Colorado, many homes are built with basements below ground. While it’s great to add the extra space, it can be worrisome trying to pick out the best flooring. There’s always potential for a flood. With waterproof flooring, you’ll have less worry. And if water does seep in, you might be able to act fast, pull up the waterproof flooring, fix the leak and the subfloor, and put the waterproof flooring back in place. Being waterproof can make it savable if you act fast.

What types of waterproof flooring are there? 

Because the benefits are clear, manufacturers are spending more time and energy developing waterproof flooring options than ever before. What’s more, you don’t have to skimp on beauty in order to achieve a waterproof living space.

Tile

There’s nothing stronger and more durable than tile. It’s stood the test of time for centuries, and continues to be a great waterproof choice in our modern world. When installed, grouted, and sealed properly, water can sit on the floor indefinitely without any issues. You can find tile at any price point, and create a good looking space in every room in your house. That’s why you’ll find tile being used in residential and commercial applications.

Step into any bathroom, and you’ll find tile used in many design elements. It often moves from flooring to shower walls, and even across the vanity.

If you want natural tile, consider travertines or granites. Tile is being used in kitchens, family rooms, and even moving to indoor/outdoor living spaces. It’s a great way to continue the continuity throughout your home, whether you spend time with your family indoors or out.

Vinyl

Moving quickly up the ladder of popularity is vinyl. This isn’t the vinyl product you remember from your youth.

Luxury vinyl is built to resemble the most popular flooring choices on the market. You’ll find luxury vinyl planks that look just like hardwood, and luxury vinyl tile that resembles natural stone. The only difference is it’s waterproof and more durable than the materials it mimics.

And because it’s at a lower price point, it makes sense when you’re trying to stick to a budget. If you want a simple solution that you can install yourself if you choose, luxury vinyl may be the perfect product.

Don’t forget sheet vinyl; it’s waterproof too. And because it comes in rolls up to 12 feet wide, there are fewer seams when you have a smaller room. This provides fewer opportunities for moisture to seep into the subfloor. You’ll find sheet vinyl in many different colors, patterns, and styles. Whether you want to stick with subtle or move into a bright pattern that has you reminiscing about childhood, you’ll find it in sheet vinyl. It’s one of the most economical flooring choices available today.

Laminate

Nothing beats the look of hardwood. That’s why so many products mimic it, trying to look like the real thing. Luxury vinyl planks have grown in popularity for this very reason.

But when you want to move even closer to the look and feel of hardwood, laminate might be a perfect choice. Keep in mind that not every laminate is the same. Some may be waterproof while others are only water-resistant. Be sure to do your research well to ensure you purchase what you truly desire.

While not the strongest waterproof product on the market, it does a pretty good job for everyday messes. While it will easily stand up to kitchen messes and a dropped glass of water, a flooding dishwasher may force laminate beyond repair. This is where it’s important to know your lifestyle, and understand the product most likely to give you the results you’re looking for.

Want waterproof flooring? 

There’s a flooring product for you. Stop by today and see all of your options. We’ll help you make the right decision to suit your needs.

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We appreciate that buying wood flooring is a big commitment and a decision that you will want to get right.  To help you, we have put together some of the most common FAQs: Read More

We are pleased to announce the Grand Opening event for our Tool & Supply shop! Our warehouse is now selling the tools and supplies required to properly install flooring. (please spread the word)

GRAND OPENING SPECIAL: Tack strip & Seam Tape at cost for this event only!

Attendees will be entered to win free gas cards by simply leaving a business card.

Do you know any flooring installers in Michigan who need a reliable local supplier? Invite them to our event! 

Click the link below to invite friends and tell us you are coming. 

https://www.facebook.com/events/352536616967231/352536623633897

Who:     Carpet Installers & DIY Homeowners
What:    Carpet Tools & Supply Discounts – FREE FOOD
Where:  977 E 14 Mile. Troy, MI 48083
When:   Thursday (6/16) & Friday (6/17) 

7:00am-5:00pm each day!

You’re invited to purchase supplies such as seam tape, tack strips, and a variety of tools for carpet installation. 

Choose from our available remnant pieces and wholesale flooring cut from the roll or entire rolls.

Enter to win free gas cards. Grab a bite to eat. Stock-up on supplies for the following week. Meet the team!

We look forward to seeing you there!

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