FLOORING
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The following is a guide to help you choose the right carpeting for each room in your home.

Location/Use: How much traffic does your room endure? For heavy traffic areas, you should always choose the best carpet you can afford. Look for high performance ratings for any room that is the center of family activity.

Color: Because carpeting is the foundation of a room's décor, color is an important consideration. Carpet color is often a personal choice. While warm colors can heat up a room with little light, cooler colors (greens & blues) can have a calming effect. For high traffic areas, dark colors and textures help hide stains and abuse.

Textures & Patterns: Improved carpet technology allows you to choose from several carpet textures and patterns. A solid colored, textured carpet can add interest and excitement, without being overbearing, to any room in your house.

Cost: Price is often a key factor when selecting carpets and rugs. Always ask yourself how long you plan on keeping a carpet before purchasing it. Better quality products, which often last longer, are more expensive than lesser quality carpets. Mid-priced carpets are good for rooms that receive little traffic.

Carpet                                                                                                     

We guarantee the installation of your carpet against defects and workmanship for the life of the carpet. Repairs required due to flooding, improper cleaning, or self-inflicted damage, is not covered.

We stock a wide array of carpet grades including: Berber, sisal, plush, textured, cut pile, loop pile, custom prints, and custom rugs. Special order services are available for several non-stock items.

We carry a variety of brands including: Shaw, Mohawk, Galaxy, World and More! 

We also do stairs!

For a complete catalog of our samples, please call us to book a visit.  We will bring our mobile showroom to you, that way the products are viewed in their future environment, where the lighting and environment will truly reflect the best decision.

Laminate                                                                                                 

Laminate floors are usually much less expensive than wood or natural stone flooring material, and are a reasonable solution for remodeling or enhancing your home or office.  Laminate flooring possesses a monolithic function once each plank or tile is clicked into one another, without the use of glue, staples, nails, or cementitious compounds. Installed laminate floors typically "float" over the sub-floor on top of a foam/film underlayment, which is meant to provide moisture and sound-reducing properties.


Laminate floors are considered to be very low-maintenance when compared to wood floors. Unlike natural wood, laminate floors do not require waxing, oiling or staining. It is important to keep laminate clean, as dust, dirt and sand particles may scratch the decorative surface over time in high-traffic areas. It is also important to keep laminate relatively dry, since sitting water/moisture can cause the planks to swell, warp, etc, though some brands are equipped with water-resistant coatings. Water spills aren't a problem if they're wiped up quickly, and not allowed to sit for a prolonged period of time.

Adhesive felt pads are often placed on the feet of furniture on laminate floors to prevent scratching.

Hardwood (Finished and Pre-Finished)