Choosing flooring for your home can become a daunting task as there is a wide range of flooring materials to consider. To avoid feeling overwhelmed by your options, it’s vital to understand which flooring type will suit you and your family best.

Hardwood floors are durable and have stood the test of time. Homes that are more than 100 years old can still have the original flooring if they have been cared for properly. They just need sweeping or vacuuming and an occasional cleaning with a wood floor cleaner.

Vinyl floors are a popular option among homeowners, particularly in kitchen and bathroom applications. A synthetic cousin of linoleum, vinyl flooring is water-and stain-resistant, versatile, and provides good durability for the cost. Thanks to a number of advances over the years, today’s vinyl floors are attractive and economical.

The durability, practicality, and value of vinyl flooring have made it a popular choice in a variety of residential and commercial installations. Many of the advantages are shared by both the common forms of vinyl flooring—sheet vinyl and vinyl tiles/planks.

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To ensure that you have good floors in your house, just knock on wood. Nothing rivals the way wood warm ups a room, its classic good looks, or how long it lasts—qualities that earn it the distinction of being This Old House's favorite flooring.

Installing wood flooring in bathrooms used to be considered big no-no. Splashing, standing water, and even high humidity would damage and warp the material, making it useless in a short amount of time. Has this all changed with new treatments available for wood flooring? Many people now argue that polyurethane coatings and prefinished hardwood flooring is far more resistant to water damage than before, and some argue that some hardwood flooring is actually waterproof. 

While picking flooring for your home, you don’t want something that chips away or wears out quickly. At the same time, you don’t want your flooring to contaminate the air you breathe in your home.

Sine’s Flooring wishes you a wonderful holiday season and a happy, healthy, and peaceful New Year 2019!

Getting your flooring changed is one of the easiest and most popular home improvement tasks hundreds of individuals take up. However, just because it’s easy and popular doesn’t mean things can’t go wrong.

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