Custom Tiling and Wood Flooring

Wood Flooring; From custom kitchen backsplashes to bathroom surrounds, to tile or wood laminate flooring, we have been installing all types of tiling for over 35 years. Nothing can enhance a room like a new floor or beautiful tile backsplash. Today many modern materials can last a lifetime. Give us a call and we can make your new room come to life.

Wood flooring brings warmth, elegance, and timeless appeal to a space, making it a popular choice for various rooms in the home. There are different types of wood flooring to consider, each offering unique qualities and aesthetics.

Types of Wood Flooring

1. Solid Hardwood

   • Characteristics: Solid planks made from a single piece of wood, typically ¾ inch thick.
   • Pros: Durable, can be sanded and refinished multiple times, classic look.
   • Cons: Susceptible to moisture and temperature changes, not ideal for basements or bathrooms.
   • Best Rooms: Living rooms, bedrooms, dining rooms, and hallways. 

2. Engineered Hardwood

   • Characteristics: Made from multiple layers of wood with a hardwood veneer on top.
   • Pros: More resistant to moisture and temperature changes, suitable for basements and over concrete.
   • Cons: Limited refinishing options compared to solid hardwood.
   • Best Rooms: Kitchens, basements, and areas with higher humidity.

3. Laminate Wood Flooring

   • Characteristics: Composite wood core with a photographic wood-look layer on top.
   • Pros: Affordable, scratch-resistant, available in a variety of styles, easy to install.
   • Cons: Cannot be refinished; not as authentic as real wood.
   • Best Rooms: High-traffic areas, children’s rooms, and pet-friendly homes.

4. Bamboo Flooring

   • Characteristics: A sustainable option made from bamboo, technically a grass.
   • Pros: Eco-friendly, harder than some hardwoods, unique look.
   • Cons: Susceptible to moisture, quality can vary significantly.
   • Best Rooms: Living rooms, bedrooms, and eco-conscious spaces.

5. Reclaimed Wood

   • Characteristics: Salvaged wood from old buildings, barns, or warehouses, often with unique textures and colors.
   • Pros: Sustainable, distinctive, adds character and history to a home.
   • Cons: Can be expensive, may require more maintenance.
   • Best Rooms: Anywhere you want a rustic or vintage feel.