Frequently Asked Flooring Questions

Yes, we offer free estimates for our commercial and residential customers.

Our store and warehouse are located in Northeast Georgia.  We serve a 250-mile radius for our commercial services.  Residential services are approximately 60 mile radius from our location.

We offer an extensive catalog of manufacturers and products for your selection.  Large selections in carpet, resilient flooring, wood flooring and tile flooring.  Please see our Showroom page for more details.

Vinyl flooring is designed to be a more affordable yet durable and easy to install flooring option.  Today’s vinyl options come in many shapes, sizes, and styles.  All created to meet the needs of any homeowner or commercial project interested in quality and affordability.

• What are the high traffic areas of the space and how might they affect the carpet?

• Do you have pets that live within your home?

• How likely is your carpeting to experience stains?

• Is there a particular carpeting style you are drawn to?

• Do you have a budget in mind?

These are all essential factors to consider before you begin your decision process, as each answer will likely affect your decision.

Porcelain tile flooring is made from finer, denser clay.  It is fired at a high temperature to remove most of the moisture.  This process makes the tile moisture resistant, making it great for shower and outdoor projects.  However, nowadays, ceramic tile flooring is fired at the same temperature making it a high-density tile.  So, what is the difference between the two tiles?  Ceramic can absorb a little more water than porcelain.  But both are extraordinarily strong and scratch resistant.

Laminate flooring is thoughtfully designed as a more affordable flooring option intended to imitate natural wood (and occasionally stone) flooring planks.  Each plank is made of multiple layers of material that are bonded together under high pressure.  Laminate floors typically consist of a moisture barrier layer, a layer of high-density fiberboard, the photographic wood or tile-look layer, and a final clear coating for protection against wear and tear.

Engineered hardwood flooring is made up of planks manufactured with a combination of genuine hardwood, plywood and a veneer surface covering that makes up the final layer of the plank, creating a beautiful natural hardwood flooring appearance.  This type of wood flooring offers natural beauty alongside man-made durability and pocket-friendly price tag, making it a fantastic choice for any project.