Flooring; Hardwood, Tile & Carpet
Emperial Hardwood Floors is a family owned business specializing in wood floor installation, refinishing and stair case installation since 1979. They use high-tech finishes and the Bona Dustless System to give customers the beautiful floors they expect.
Owner Ricky Core states, “We care about our customers and have a great deal of pride in the work we do. Our goal is to make every customer happy, so that they refer us to their friends. That’s how we built the business.”
Select Floors, Inc. works hard to provide dependable customer service and highly qualified installers to all its customers, and they carry all major brands of hardwood, laminate, carpet, tile, and bamboo. The owners, operators, and estimators at Select Floors are all former installers, which gives them an advantage for foreseeing potential installation issues prior to beginning any work. Select Floors uses the dustless vacuum system for all customers who are interested in on site finishing or...
Consumer Information
The choice of flooring for your home will be largely dependent on the functional needs of your home and inhabitants, and the overall décor theme of your house. Here are some of the most popular options in today’s market;
Carpet is the floor covering of choice for many families, as it is warm, soft, insulating and creates a luxurious feel. Many carpets nowadays are hard-wearing, stain resistant and easy-to-clean so they may be used in areas previously considered unsuitable. Although generally not recommended for kitchens, bathrooms, and entrance ways.
Wood is extremely popular due to its unique beauty. When properly finished, it will usually last the lifetime of the home. Wood floors may also dramatically increase the resale value of a house and can make a great difference in the décor. An inexpensive, added feature of hardwoods is the ability to replenish their beauty by having them refinished.
Tile is a durable choice; it is hard, water-resistant and easy to clean, a good choice for bathrooms and kitchens. Tile does have disadvantages; its hardness means that things dropped will break easily, and it will not provide the same comfort underfoot as many other options. Tile can also become slippery when wet, and will feel cold on bare feet.
Laminate is a type of “floating floor” made up of layers of processed wood, overlaid by an image of wood and protected with a clear sealant. It is tough, low maintenance, and cost-effective, but cannot be refinished once worn.
Vinyl is largely chosen for kitchens (as well as laundries and bathrooms) as it is tough, durable, water-repellent and very low maintenance. Vinyl is inexpensive and has a long life-expectancy.
Regardless if your choice, make sure you use a professional for a timely, clean installation of your new floor.
