Carpets are used for a variety of purposes, including insulating a person's feet from a cold tile or concrete floor, making a room more comfortable as a place to sit on the floor (e.g., when playing with children) and adding decoration or color to a room.

The great advantage of engineered flooring is that it is more stable in “un-stable” climates compared to solid floors. Generally it can be installed over concrete as well as wood sub-floors.

What to Expect from Your Installation

Once you’ve decided on the style, color and type of flooring you would like in your home, here’s what you can expect for next steps.

Before

By now we have visited your home or the job site to inspect the area the new flooring is going in, as well as doing a formal measurement and consultation.  We have also given you an estimate of the cost and discussed a specific timeline with you for the installation.

Before work begins, remove all furniture, and other items from the room.  We highly recommend using a licensed professional when needed (I.E. Gas appliances, toilets, etc.)  For wood and laminate installations, the new flooring will need to acclimate to your home, which will vary depending on the product.  Additionally, if you have any leaks that need to be taken care of, that will need to be fixed before the new flooring can be laid.

During

If the floors are being sanded, or if glue is needed, be prepared for some noise or an odor.  When installing wood flooring, installers will set up outside when possible; however, you should still expect a small amount of dust to collect as the flooring is installed.  Once the installation of your new floor is complete, we may advise you to stay off the new flooring for a short period of time to allow any adhesives that were used to fully dry. Timelines for staying off the new floor vary depending on the type of product we are installing for you.

After

You can now begin moving your furniture back into the room, and having any appliances reinstalled as needed.  If you have wood floors installed, consider investing in felt pads, which we sell, for the bottom of your furniture to reduce the risk of scratches.  

At FloorsForLess.com all our laminate floors, even our basic one, has all elements of quality flooring.

Unlike traditional vinyl flooring, Luxury Vinyl, or LV, offers a photorealistic imaging layer that enable it to imitate the look of traditional stone or wood flooring.

Save on natural wood flooring bought directly from American hardwood distributors. Available in a variety natural woods grains, unfinished or pre-finished.

The raw beauty of our stacked stone tile collection adds breathtaking impact to any home. Featuring a wide range of colors and styles of stacked natural stone ledger panels. 

A tile is a manufactured piece of hard-wearing material such as ceramic, stone, metal, or even glass, generally used for covering roofs, floors, walls, showers, or other objects such as tabletops.