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The cost of carpet will depend on 4 price componets: 1) The cost of the carept (material) 2) The cost of the cushion (goes below the carpet) 3) The cost of the Labor (delivery, installation, furniture moving) 4) The cost of transitions, trims, etc. The cost of the carpet will vary depending on the brand, fiber, quality, color, style, and the warranty covering the carpet. The cost of the cushion will vary depending on the thickness, weight, quality, and if the cushion has a moisture barrier, and the warranty covering the cushion. The cost of labor will depend on the size and scope of your project. Delivery often varies depending on distance and the amount of materials required. Installation costs will vary depending on the condition of the sub floor and complexity of the installation. The cost of installation may increase if work must be done to prepare the sub-floor to be installed over. The cost of transitions, trims, etc. will vary depending on which trim products you choose, how many pieces are required, and the complexity of their installation.

Yes and No! Some laminate prodcuts on the market advertise themselves as waterproof but typically laminate floors are not. With more common laminate water can cause major damage, especially if the water soaks into the wood pulp core causing it to expand and damage the rest of the plank and those planks around it. There are many waterproof vinyl planks alternatives to laminate that will perform similar or better than laminate, and resist water damage, at a similar price point.

We provide our services throughout the Central Coast; (North): Guadalupe, Nipomo, Arroyo Grande, Shell Beach, Grover Beach, Five Cites, Pismo Beach, Avila Beach, San Luis Obispo, Atascadero, Santa Margarita, Cambria, Templeton, & Paso Robles. Sometimes Maricopa & Bakersfield. (South): Orcutt, Vandenberg, Mission Hills, Lompoc, Solvang, Santa Ynez, Buelton, Los Alamos, Los Olivos, Sisquoc, Gaviota, Goleta, Isla Vista, Santa Barabra, Montecito, Summerland, & Carpenteria.

One of the many services that we provide is our FREE complimentary home-measuring/estimates.

Belive it or not, porcelain is one of the toughest types of tile and is resistant to damage from water, staining, pet claws, and furniture. If durability is a high priority for you, porcelain tile floors might be a good option. Porcelain tile also comes in a wide range of colors and patterns, making it both durable and attractive.

Replacing floors depends on what types of floors are being covered or removed, what they're being covered or replaced with, and the size of the affected area. Our professional carept and flooring teams will be in and out of your home before you know it. We work around your scheudle, making the capret and/or flooring installation process stress-free and convenient to fit your lifetstlyle.

The height, texture, and density of a "high pile" carpet is made using long fibers. This tends to create a deeper, more plush, and more irregular or dynamic appearnace. Avoid placing it in a muddy or heavily-trafficked area, since the long, fluffy fibers can be tougher to keep clean. However, for a more plush, cozy feel; a high pile may be a better option.

First, what sort of flooring is most pet-resistant, or the most resitant to urine and scratch marks? Second, what sort of flooring will be most comfotable for your dog? As a pet owner, you'll want to choose a product that checks both boxes, offering durablity and comfort. For example, you dont want anything that will be too slippery for your dogs to walk on or anything that will be to hard on their paws (especially if yout dog is a senior or has joint health issuses). As both pet lovers and flooring experts, our team can help you choose a cozy, comfortable product that will also stand up to staining and scratching.

The best way to keep you carpet clean --- regardless of what sort of carpet you have --- is by following the manufacture's recommendations. These recommendations vary by brand and product line, depending on factors like; height of the carpet, what material the carpet is made out of. If you have any questions or concerns about how to keep your new carpets clean, go ahead and ask the sales person who sold you the carpet.

This all depends on you - your personal tastes and aesthetic style, your lifestyle, which room your're re-flooring, and the enviroment where you live. For example, ceramic tiles might be ideal for a bathroom or humid envirmoent because they are highly reistant to moisture. Our team can help you find competitive prices on gorgeous prodcucts that fit your needs, your budget, and your sense of style.

If you're looking for variety, tiling has it all. Today's floor tiles are highly customizable, with endless colors, patterns, materials, and textures. There are more than a dozen types of floor tiles, with some popular options including ceramic tiles, cork tiles, glass tiles, stone tiles, and luxury vinyl tiles - the possinilities are truly endless.

Luxury Vinyl is known for its high durability thanks to its superior wear layer. The wear layer keeps the original appearance of the floor and provides easy maintenance. At the end of the day, the importance of selecting flooring with the proper wear layer depends on your home needs - do you have pets? kids? heavy foor traffic?

Hardwood flooring comes in many different varities, offering a huge range of colors and grain patterns to choose from. Some examples of popular hardwood flooring species include walnut, cherry, red oak, white oak, maple, hickory, ash, birch, beech, teak, and bamboo. Some of theses species are native to the U.S., while others must be imported from aboard, potentially impacting the cost. They also vary in hardness, which is ranked using a scale called the "Janka Hardeness Rating". For example, walnut has a Janka Hardenss Rating of 1010, which happens to be softer than birch, which has a Janka Hardenss Rating of 1260.

There are many different types of Luxury Vinyl Tile (LVT) flooring and the materials they are made from can vary, but all LVT is made of layers which include: a wear layer, an image layer, a core layer, and a backing layer. The wear layer is typically made of polyurethance treated plastic or aluminum oxide which creates scratch and UV resistant surface. Below the wear layer is the image and texture layer where the desired look of the floor is printed on a textured surface designed to make, feel, and imitate wood or stone. Below the image layer is the core layer, which often dictates the classification of the LVT product. Rigid Core & Stone-Poly Composite (SPC) vinyl prodcuts are a hard, dense core that boast great durabaility but may bbe harder unferfoot and may sound lounder underfoot. Wood-poly Composite (WPC) vinyl floors are softer, more cushioned cores that feel more comfortable underfoot but may not have the same durability as vinyl floors with harder cores. The backing layer will often be made from cork, fiberglass, or foam depending on the application and the subfloor it is being installed over.

When you're choosing hardwood flooring for your home, you have quite a few decisions to make. Engineered, or solid hardwood? Hand-scraped, smooth, or wire brushed? Stained or unstained? Noticeable Grain Pattern, or one that's barely noticeable? Ceamy yellow, deep mahogany, or somewhere in between? We'll help you select the right prodcuts for any room in your home, breaking down key factors like your budget, your timeline, your design preferences, your lifestyle, and the amount of flooring you need installed.

The term "low pile" carpet decribes any carpet made from short fibers; that create a uniform, even appearance, with a texture that is smooth to both the eye and the touch. Low pile carpet is often recommended for children's rooms, rooms with heavy foot traffic, and hallways.

Yes! You can upgrade your look by switching to luxury vinyl when you install over your old hard surface floors. Make sure to speak with your flooring sales person to ensure that the type of LVT your getting can actually be installed over hard surfcaes. Keep in mind, professional installation ensures quality results without any of the stress, mess, or labor of doing it on your own.