When you think about the holidays, most people think about gatherings with family and friends, lavish feasts, and drinks by the fire. If those images are imperfect because of your flooring, then now is the perfect time to upgrade your flooring for the holiday season.
There are many reasons to upgrade floors in the fall that don’t have to do with the holidays. The temperate weather, no summer vacation interruptions, and the relative lull of all of life’s complexities make this season perfect for home improvement.
The holidays add excitement to your flooring upgrade. You may be used to family and friends commenting on the fact that you still have the same carpet, or you need to get your floors refinished. This year, they will compliment your home and feel a little more privileged to be an invitee to such an inviting place. The sense of pride you’ll gain in your ability to masterfully entertain those closest to you will be worth it. See our Gallery of job photos for just a few examples of work we’ve completed!
Flooring Upgrade Options
Hardwood
Hardwood flooring is the most coveted flooring option out of beauty and tradition above anything else. The richness of the wood grains fits the warmth and elegance of holiday décor. Not only that, but hardwood is an investment that can last the lifetime of your home. If you decide to install hardwood this fall, you’ll enjoy it for every holiday spent in the home thereafter.
Engineered Hardwood
Hardwood flooring isn’t for everyone, or everywhere. If you want hardwood but have below grade floors, for example, engineered hardwood will provide the same beauty without the water damage susceptibility. Engineered hardwood is a thinner layer of hardwood placed atop plywood, and the plywood adds strength to the structure of the flooring. This means it can be laid on any type of subfloor or no subfloor, and it can be installed below grade. Engineered hardwood is hardwood with a twist. It may not last the lifetime of the home, as it cannot be refinished as many times because of its thinner hardwood construction, but it is more versatile in other respects.



Luxury Vinyl

The cool thing about flooring these days is that it’s hard to tell what is wood and what isn’t. Luxury vinyl involves a printed image of any surface made into a vinyl flooring that is soft, water resistant, and durable. It is a great option for those looking for hearty floors that dull the sound of footsteps but look like…anything you want including wood!