Nothing enhances the appearance and value of a home more than beautiful, properly installed floors.  Choosing the perfect flooring involves careful consideration of personal taste, lifestyle and budget to ensure that the floor you select meets your expectations.

Consider your family's needs ,traffic patterns and activities.  Tile or wood floors are excellent choices for people with allergies.  Children, pets, and entertaining require flooring materials that are durable and easy to maintain. Carpet, tile, hardwood, vinyl, and laminates are priced per square foot, so area size may dictate affordability.  Consequently, the type and quality of material is an important cost consideration if you want the flooring to hold up well over time.  Color, pattern and texture are visual reflections of your personal taste.  Whether a blank canvas, or complimenting existing furniture and cabinetry; flooring should connect rather than dominate other design elements in a room.  Look at a variety of material, textures and colors to suite your own sense of style.

Finally, the flooring store you select should be reputable, offer a wide variety of materials and styles, and provide excellent support.