What We Demand in Quality Flooring Materials
1. Durability and Longevity Durability is a top priority when selecting flooring materials. The last thing we want is for a floor to show signs of wear and tear within a short period of time. Whether it’s hardwood, tile, vinyl, or laminate, our company demands flooring that can withstand foot traffic, furniture, and the occasional spill or scratch.
Hardwood: We work with our clients to choose hardwoods that are dense and resilient, such as oak, maple, and hickory. These woods offer a robust surface that ages gracefully, even with heavy use.
Tile: For tile, we ensure it is not only attractive but resistant to chipping, cracking, and staining. Porcelain and ceramic tiles with high PEI (Porcelain Enamel Institute) ratings are our go-to choices for areas with higher foot traffic or moisture.
Vinyl and Laminate: With these materials, we look for high-quality construction, such as thick wear layers and strong, moisture-resistant cores, ensuring a long-lasting finish even in challenging environments like kitchens and bathrooms.
2. Aesthetic Appeal We understand that the visual appeal of flooring is just as important as its functionality. The right material should complement the design of the space, enhance the room’s atmosphere, and fit with the client’s style. We work with flooring options that offer a variety of colors, textures, and finishes, ensuring that every client’s unique vision is brought to life.
Wood Flooring: Our hardwood preference ranges from natural finishes that showcase the wood’s natural grain to modern stains that fit with contemporary aesthetics. Whether it's a rustic look or sleek, polished wood, we work with your needs to find flooring that aligns with diverse tastes.
Tile & Stone: From classic marble and slate to trendy mosaic tiles, we provide flooring that suits both traditional and modern designs. We ensure that all tiles are precisely cut and that the flooring installed carefully to achieve a seamless look.
Vinyl and Laminate: Advances in vinyl and laminate technology allow for designs that mimic natural materials like hardwood, stone, or even concrete. These are often more affordable options without compromising on style.
3. Environmental Impact Greensboro Flooring Installation is committed to sustainability. We are careful in selecting flooring materials that are sourced responsibly and contribute to a healthier environment. We prioritize materials that are renewable, recyclable, and made with low-impact production processes.