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More and more homeowners choose to install wood floors in their homes not just because of the look it gives the home but also because it raises the value of their property. Installing wood flooring is a big and long term investment. It has a natural beauty, it's durable and fits any setting. It will last longer than tile or carpet in the long run.
I’m sure everyone seen hardwood floor installation performed in a home, if not in yours or neighbors than on home improvement TV channels and you have the impression that it is a fairly simple process, but it’s not the case! There are so many factors involved in the wood flooring installation process that we recommend to leave it up to the professionals from Floor Vision LLC to make sure it is done efficiently and correctly. We do this all day long, every day for the last 15 years. We are serious when we say we know what we are doing. Too many types of hardwoods can make a decision difficult. We will try to simplify things by explaining the 3 main types of hardwood flooring we can install in your home. Solid wood floor installation Solid wood flooring is created from a single plank of hardwood, coated with a protective layer. They can easily be sanded and refinished many times in their life span. They will expand and contract if there are humidity changes and they should not be installed in rooms where humidity is high.
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• Oak: Rigid and dense, oak has an open grain and gives off a traditional warmth. It comes in a variety of shades of white and red and takes stains very well. |
• Hickory: Hickory is one of the hardest and most durable hardwoods, making it perfect for more active homes. It has a dramatic grain pattern and wide color variation in each board, giving it a rustic appeal.
• Ash: Ash is similar to oak flooring but has a more subtle and consistent grain pattern. It is very strong and durable and comes in a variety of colors from cream to dark brown.
• Cherry: This type of hardwood is very smooth in texture and has a fine grain pattern. It comes in a variety of pinks and reds, deepening over time and with light exposure.
• Walnut: Slightly softer and lighter than the other hardwood types, walnut is known for its distinctive grain patterns and swirls and knots. It has a rich, dark brown color that stands out in any home
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Floor Vision LLC
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 678-779-8019
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47 Daniel Creek Trace
Suwanee, GA 30024
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