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Which Flooring Should You Choose?
The type of flooring you choose will depend on the room and its usage. Flooring for homes with children and pets benefits from being more resilient with stronger wear resistance. Kitchens, bathrooms, and laundry rooms require flooring options with greater moisture management. Commercial flooring needs to be durable to withstand heavy traffic flow while being easy to maintain. Whatever your needs, we have the options to elevate any space. Our carefully curated selection of flooring products includes:
- Hardwood: A timeless choice that increases home value and works great in the main living spaces of the home.
- Laminate: Offering a realistic wood-look surface at a lower price point, laminate flooring works well in living rooms, bedrooms, hallways, and other moderate-traffic spaces.
- Tile: Versatile with moisture-resistant options, tile is a practical choice for kitchens, bathrooms, and some commercial spaces.
- Carpet: A popular choice for bedrooms, basements, and other lower-traffic spaces since it requires a bit more maintenance.
- Luxury Vinyl: With realistic wood and stone looks, the durable and versatile luxury vinyl works well in busy areas throughout the home or commercial flooring.
- Sheet Vinyl: A low-maintenance option that fits in areas more prone to moisture and high traffic, like bathrooms, laundry rooms, and multi-unit housing.
- Concrete: The floor covering option to elevate garages, basements, and other high-traffic areas.
- Rubber: Perfect for home gyms, commercial gyms, playrooms, and more, rubber flooring offers an easy-to-maintain option for spaces that require comfort and durability.
- Area Rugs & Runners: Add warmth and personality to your space while also protecting the flooring underneath with an area rug designed just for your space.
At America’s Floor Source, we offer expert guidance throughout your entire journey and premium installation services when you’re ready for your home transformation to begin. Schedule your free in-home consultation or visit your local flooring showroom to get started.