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It combine the natural beauty of wood with the durability and convenience of tile.

When to use Hardwood:

1. High Moisture Areas
2. High Traffic Zones
3. Underfloor Heating Systems
4. Commerciales Spaces

Benefits of Hardwood:

1. Durability
2. Water Resistance
3. Low Maintenance
4. Aesthetical Appeal

5. Easy Installation

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​A versatile and durable option available in ceramic, porcelain, and natural stone. 

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When to use Tile flooring:

1. Kitchen and Bathrooms

2. Entryways and Mudrooms

3. Living Areas

4. Outdoor Spaces

5. Basements

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Benefits of Tile Flooring:

1. Durability

2. Water Resistance

3. Longevity

4. Stain Resistance

5. Hypoallegernic

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A cost-effective option that mimics the appearance of natural materials like wood, stone, or tile.

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When to use Laminate:

1. Living Areas

2. Bedrooms

3. Home Offices

4. Basements

5. Hallways and Entryways

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Benefits of Laminate:

1. Realistic Appearance

2. Easy Installation

3. Cost-effective

4. Fade Resistant

5. Comfort

 

 

It provides excellent insulation, sound absorption,

and a cozy underfoot feel.

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When to use Carpet:

1. Bedrooms

2. Living Room

3. Home Offices

4. Basement

5. Stairs and Hallways

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Benefits of Carpet:

1. Comfort

2. Warmth

3. Sound Absortion

4. Maintenance

5. Versatility

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 A durable and eco-friendly

option known for its

resilience and versatility.

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When to use Linoleum:

1. Kitchen and Bathrooms

2. Entryways and mudrooms

3. Living Areas

4. Basements

5. Commercial Spaces

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Benefits of Linoleum:

1. Eco- Friendly

2. Durability

3. Water Resistance

4. Fade Resistance

5. Longevity

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LVT looks like stone or ceramic tiles, while LVP looks like

hardwood planks.

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When to use LVT / LVP:

1. Kitchen and Bathrooms

2. Living Room

3. Basement

4. High Traffic Areas

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Benefits of LVT / LVP:

1. Realistic Appearance

2. Cost-Effective

3. Water Resistance

4. Easy Installation

5. Longevity​​​