Engineered Hardwood Floors

  • Enhanced Stability
  • Moisture Resistance
  • Versatile Installation Options
  • Cost-Effective
  • Wide Range of Styles and Finishes
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The Benefits of Choosing Engineered Hardwood Floors for Your Home

Engineered hardwood floors offer a unique combination of beauty, durability, and versatility, making them an excellent choice for any home. Unlike solid hardwood, engineered hardwood consists of multiple layers of wood, with a top layer of genuine hardwood that provides the same aesthetic appeal. This layered construction makes engineered hardwood more stable and less prone to warping or swelling due to moisture and temperature changes, which is especially beneficial in areas with high humidity or variable climates. Additionally, engineered hardwood can be installed over a variety of subfloors, including concrete, making it a versatile option for different rooms and levels of your home, such as basements and bathrooms. With proper care, these floors can last for decades, offering a timeless look that enhances the value and charm of your home. Regular maintenance is straightforward, involving simple sweeping and occasional damp mopping, which helps preserve the floor's appearance and longevity. By choosing engineered hardwood, you not only achieve a beautiful and durable flooring solution but also make a smart investment that improves the overall comfort and appeal of your living space.

Quality Flooring

Premium Quality Our hardwood floors are crafted for unmatched durability and timeless beauty.

Exceptional Customer Service

Service Excellence We provide exceptional customer service, ensuring a seamless flooring experience.

Guaranteed

Total Assurance  We offer comprehensive warranties, ensuring peace of mind with every installation.

Value

Great Value Offering competitive pricing without compromising on quality and craftsmanship.

frequently asked questions

Engineered hardwood flooring is made up of multiple layers of wood. The top layer is real hardwood, which gives it the same look and feel as solid hardwood. The underlying layers are typically made from plywood, high-density fiberboard (HDF), or another form of hardwood, which enhances stability and resistance to moisture.

While both types have a top layer of real wood, engineered hardwood consists of multiple layers of wood for added stability, making it less prone to warping from moisture or temperature changes. Solid hardwood is a single piece of wood, which can be more susceptible to these environmental factors.

Yes, but it depends on the thickness of the top layer. High-quality engineered hardwood with a thicker top layer can be refinished multiple times, while those with a thinner top layer might only be able to be refinished once or not at all. Always check the manufacturer's recommendations.

Engineered hardwood is more moisture-resistant than solid hardwood, making it a better option for basements and bathrooms. However, it’s still not completely waterproof, so it’s essential to manage moisture levels and avoid standing water.

Regular sweeping or vacuuming with a hardwood floor attachment is recommended to remove dirt and debris. For deeper cleaning, use a damp (not wet) mop with a hardwood floor cleaner. Avoid using excessive water and harsh cleaning agents, which can damage the finish.

With proper care and maintenance, high-quality engineered hardwood floors can last 20-30 years or more. The lifespan can vary depending on the thickness of the top layer, the quality of materials used, and the level of foot traffic in the area.

Yes, engineered hardwood can be installed over concrete. It’s important to ensure the concrete is dry, clean, and level. A moisture barrier is also recommended to prevent moisture from seeping into the wood. Installation methods include floating, gluing, or nailing down the flooring.

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