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FLOORING

The temperatures in the Midwest can fluctuate wildly, with temperatures ranging from hotter than 110 degrees to colder than 0 degrees. In such an extreme range of conditions, floors need to be tough and durable — while still delivering on style. Whether you’re looking for something budget-conscious, eco-friendly, or a premium luxury product, we can point you in the right direction.

FLOORING

The temperatures in the Midwest can fluctuate wildly, with temperatures ranging from hotter than 110 degrees to colder than 0 degrees. In such an extreme range of conditions, floors need to be tough and durable — while still delivering on style. Whether you’re looking for something budget-conscious, eco-friendly, or a premium luxury product, we can point you in the right direction.

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FLOORING STYLES

Some of our most popular products include hardwood flooring, luxury vinyl, ceramic tile, stone, and carpeting. We’ll help you understand the benefits of each. We can also help you customize any product with different patterns, colors, and textures.

TILE FLOORING

Tile flooring is perfect for commercial property or residential sunrooms, bathrooms, or even kitchen! Our tile selections include ceramic, porcelain, and natural stone tiles, with a wide variety of accent pieces and trim to match your style!

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TILE FLOORING
BENEFITS

Tile has a handcrafted and natural look that is durable and easy to maintain. Tile works well in high traffic areas and is very simple to clean. The options are endless with colors, textures, shapes and sizes and adds value to your home. Tiles can vary greatly depending on if the tile is rectified or non-rectified. Our experts can help you pick tiles that are more uniform or that have extreme variation depending on your design preference. 

TILE FLOORING

STYLES

Tile flooring has the ability to seamlessly fit within a multitude of styles, making it perfectly suited for any trend. 

Ceramic

These tiles are made from clay that gets fired in a kiln. Ceramic tiles can be glazed as a matte, semi-gloss, or high gloss finish with a large variety of color options. These tiles are stain and moisture resistant.

WOOD FLOORING

Wood flooring has hundreds of varieties! Between species, color and width there is options to meet any need! Wood floors are classic, and easy to clean!

Hardwood floors are very easy to clean and are durable. Hardwood floors last a very long time and can be refinished, when necessary, instead of being fully replaced.

WOOD FLOORING
BENEFITS

Wood flooring is easy to maintain and can be stained in any color! Wood floors are hypoallergenic, easy to clean and keeps your home warm feeling and cozy. Hardwood floors has no determined life span which adds value to your home.

WOOD FLOOR

STYLES

Solid hardwood flooring holds the edge here since it can be sanded and refinished several times over the course of its lifespan.

Solid Hardwood

These floors can be made from many types of trees.  3/4-inch wood can only be installed in above grade areas. Once they have been installed, hardwood can be sanded and refinished as needed.

CARPET  FLOORING

Carpets come in many varieties and offer a soft and warmth feel to your home. Carpets have cushions that minimize noise and reduce the risk of slipping and falling.

Carpets come in many different colors, textures, and patterns in a variety of fibers. 

CARPET FLOORING BENEFITS

Wood flooring is easy to maintain and can be stained in any color! Wood floors are hypoallergenic, easy to clean and keeps your home warm feeling and cozy.

CARPETING

STYLES

Carpet is a great flooring option for any entertaining space because it is cozy and creates an inviting feel. Below are a few common carpet styles! 

Textured

A cut pile carpet with tight crimps and alternating twists help create a casual and soft feel! Textured carpets help hide footprints and vacuum streaks and can hold up in high traffic areas.This sytle of carpet is cut percisely the same height.

LAMINATE  FLOORING

LAMINATE FLOORING

BENEFITS

Laminate flooring lets you get the look and feel of hardwood floors without the expensive cost! Laminates visually replicate the look of natural wood and is durable and easy to maintain.

LAMINATE FLOORING

STYLES

Laminate can be used in almost any area of the home including bedrooms, living rooms, and dining rooms. It is not recommended to be used in wet rooms.

Laminate comes in wide or narrow planks and different lengths. The floors come in different finishes and colors to suite your style.


Laminate gives the feel of wood floors, with different varieties of color, length, and width. Laminate floors have no gaps between the pieces and is easy to install. Laminate is resistant to scratches and fading and help reduce stains.

LUXURY VINYL PLANKS & LUXURY VINYL TILE

Gone are the days of basic linoleum! Luxury Vinyl Planks and Luxury Vinyl Tile Flooring offer high quality that make some of the best resilient flooring!

LVT is vinyl flooring designed in a tile shape, whereas LVP is vinyl flooring designed in planks to resemble traditional hardwood floor planks.

LUXURY VINYL PLANKS

BENEFITS

Luxury Vinyl Planks and Luxury Vinyl Tile Flooring can be installed in any area of your house. They are easy to install and never need the extra care of being refinished. Vinyl flooring is waterproof and can work in high moisture areas. Occasionally, these floors can even be laid over your existing floors!

Luxury Vinyl Planks- These are planks of vinyl that are made to look like real hardwood floors at a fraction of the price!

LUXURY VINYL PLANKS

STYLES

LVP and LVT flooring comes in many types and styles, that can look like tile, stone, or even wood flooring! These materials are also coated with extra protection making it easier to clean up and reduce scratching! Puppies and kids are no match for this flooring.


They come in many different colors and sizes to best fit your home! Luxury Vinyl Planks come in many types of wood species like Brazilian cherry, acacia, oak, and maple, and in a variety of plank widths.

Luxury Vinyl Tile- These tiles come in any color you can imagine, look like real tile, and can be grouted for the same tile look!

EPOXY FLOoring

Epoxy gives flare to the function of concrete! Epoxy coatings come in many colors and help hide any concrete cracks,  keeps the room cleaner, increase longevity of the concrete all white adding a sense of style!

Epoxy is a relatively inexpensive thin floor coating that is long lasting and protects against wear & tear. Epoxy does not crack, peel, or erode as quick as other surfaces can. Epoxy lasts can last for years even with high traffic!

EPOXY
BENEFITS


Epoxy gives flare to the function of concrete! Epoxy coatings come in many colors and help hide any concrete cracks!

Epoxy is a relatively inexpensive thin floor coating that is long lasting and protects against wear & tear. Epoxy does not crack, peel, or erode as quick as other surfaces can. Epoxy lasts can last for years even with high traffic! With so many color and style options, your room can look exactly how you want it!

EPOXY

STYLES

With so many color and style options, your room can look exactly how you want it!

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EPOXY
APPLICATIONS

Epoxy flooring is quickly becoming the go-to option to modernize garages, basements, patios, and commercial spaces. With multiple color options, including adding metallic or flakes, there’s a hint of décor to cover up your concrete. 

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FlOORING Q&A

  • Why is padding important?

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  • What is an underlayment and how do you know if you need it??

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  • What type of flooring which works well with pets?

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  • Can you do custom sizes or shapes?

    Yes, all our installers are highly qualified to estimate and template your custom shape! 

  • What could be causing cracks to appear in ceramic floor tiles?

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  • What is the best way to clean grout?

    NEW GROUT: Because cementitious grout is porous, sealing can help to keep grout joints clean. Allow grout to dry at least 48/hours, then make sure it is clean before sealing with a sealer recommended for grout.


    EXISTING GROUT: A routine for cleaning grout should be established, as occasionally cleaning with household cleaners containing acid, bleach or even vinegar will etch the tile and grout in time. There should be two types of cleaning procedures, regular 'Routing Cleaning' with a concentrated non-acidic phosphate free cleaner and occasional 'Heavy Duty Cleaning' when dirty. We recommend for Heavy Duty Cleaning: Aqua Mix 'Heavy Duty Tile & Grout Cleaner.' NOTE: Epoxy grouts are not porous and are easier to clean; however, they are more expensive to purchase and to install.

  • Can existing dirty grout be re-grouted?

    To merely apply new grout over existing grout is not the answer because it will always look like that is what you have tried to do without success.


    You can re-grout if you dig out the existing grout and there are saws specifically designed for this purpose. However, be forewarned that it is a tedious and exasperating task and it is virtually impossible to do without damaging some of the tile, which would necessitate replacement. You would then probably have a problem matching the color shade of the tile. The saws are actually utilized either with fresh grout or a smaller area which needs re-grouting; thus they are not really practical for large areas.


    The grout can be stained with a grout stain such as 'Grout Colorant' by Aqua Mix. Available in 22/normal grout colors, plus three vivid intense colors, Red, Yellow and Blue.

  • After grouting with Epoxy (black), how can the black stains be removed from an unglazed paver or unglazed quarry product?

    Because of the course nature of unglazed pavers and unglazed quarry, additional precautions and a more exacting cleaning procedure is required, particularly when using dark grout such as black. If the grout is epoxy, this accentuates the necessity of the above referenced procedure. If the tile has yet to be grouted, it is recommended that a penetrating sealer be used, which will not change the look of the tile, but fill the small minute holes in the surface that trap the dark grout. This will assist in the clean up procedure. A basic point with all grouting procedures is not to grout a larger area than you can comfortably clean up prior to moving to the next section. (If you have helpers, do not get too far ahead of them.) If you are concerned about cleaning the black stain from an existing job that was not presealed, it will be with difficulty and you will probably not be able to remove it 100%. Although 90% should be cleanable with a heavy duty stripper such as Aqua Mix's "Sealer and Adhesive Remover." It will necessitate a stiff bristle scrub brush and/or nylon scouring pad and even steel wool can be utilized on more stubborn stains. You will, however, have minute black specs all over the surface where the grout, particularly epoxy, has entered these small holes and cannot be removed. Epoxy grout film does not respond to the acid cleaning methods used to remove regular cement grout film. It's resistance to cleaning depends on whether it has had time to reach full cure and on whether it is a pure epoxy film or a weak, water-contaminated residue. Therefore, it is best to attempt removal of epoxy film during the first day or two after grouting. The sooner it is done, the easier it will be. Three options for removing epoxy grout film from tile:


     


    1. Household cleaner and scrub vigorously with a stiff scrubbing brush or power floor scrubber. Rinse thoroughly. Repeat as necessary.


    2. Dampen a cloth with lacquer thinner from a paint or hardware store and apply to epoxy film. Promptly use a disposable cloth pad to remove softened film completely from tile surface. Repeat until all traces of film are gone.


    3. If there are thick globs or layers of epoxy, to the point you cannot see the tile surface, use a 'heat gun' just long enough to soften this epoxy coating. Scrape or rub off until film is gone.

  • Where would unglazed be preferable over glazed ceramic tile and why?

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