Porcelain, Ceramic and Glass Tiles

A: Solid hardwood is a single piece of wood and can be sanded many times. Engineered hardwood has a real wood top layer over plywood and is more stable in humid conditions. Whichever style you choose, our specialists guide you to match the look and durability your space demands. Count on professional installation and warranties so your investment stays beautiful through every season.

A: Some engineered floors can be refinished once or twice depending on the thickness of the top wood layer. Solid hardwood can usually be refinished more often over its lifetime. Our specialists can inspect your engineered floor to confirm if the veneer is thick enough for a careful refinish. Schedule a consultation today to keep your investment looking and performing beautifully for years.

A: Engineered hardwood performs better in moisture-prone areas due to its layered construction. It resists warping and expansion better than solid hardwood in variable conditions. Its click-lock installation makes upgrades simple, even in tight basement or kitchen layouts. Choose this engineered flooring for reliable durability backed by strong warranties and expert support.

A: Yes. Both engineered and solid hardwood are considered premium flooring choices. They enhance resale appeal and bring timeless beauty that fits nearly every home style. Buyers recognize the durability and sophistication of these premium planks, which helps listings stand out and sell faster. Choosing a professionally installed finish also signals well-maintained spaces, giving future owners fewer worries and stronger confidence in their offer.