California Flooring

Flooring - Your flooring is an important part of your home’s value and style. With the right flooring materials, your home can look like a million dollars without ever having to spend a fortune That’s why with such an important investment it is as good idea to hire a professional and experienced flooring contractor to get the job done right. Use these basic steps to finding a flooring contractor and you’ll be sure to get the most out of your investment and be on your way to getting the perfect flooring installed in your home or business.

Wood

One of the most popular flooring materials is wood. Wood flooring ranges from high dollar solid wood to less expensive engineered panels. While each wood flooring material has its advantages and disadvantages, it’s a good idea to familiarize yourself with a few of your favorite materials before getting any estimates. This way, you’ll have a ballpark figure as to what materials cost and how they are installed to avoid any complications between bids.

Tile Flooring

Bathrooms, kitchens and just about any other room in the house can look good with tiles. From ceramic to clay to acrylic to cork, floor tiles can be a popular addition to any room in the house. Cost greatly range between materials so choosing the right material for your project is essential to getting bids under budget.

Natural Stone Floors

Natural stone adds a touch of elegance and comfort to any living space. Marble is characterized by its beautiful vaining and assortment of colors; it can be found in polished or honed finish.  Granite is one the hardest rocks and lands itself well on floors and couter top due to its resistance to abrasion.  Limestone is a very soft material with a soft and warm feel ideal for kitchen floors and patios.

Carpet, Linoleum and Vinyl

Installation services vary but typically carpet supply services provide their own installers for projects. Some services provide a fixed cost per room, while others charge per square foot, so sorting through multiple bids can sometimes be confusing. Get the most out of your bids by asking for a cost breakdown list of materials and labor costs. This way, you can compare multiple bids easier and faster.