FAQs

At Premier Flooring, LLC, we offer hardwood, ceramic tiles, laminate, vinyl plank, and carpet. Each type has unique benefits suitable for different areas of your home.

Consider the room’s use, foot traffic, moisture levels, personal style, and budget. For example, hardwood is great for living rooms, while ceramic tile is ideal for bathrooms.

Ceramic tile is highly durable and resistant to water, stains, and scratches. Vinyl and laminate are also durable and suitable for high-traffic areas. Tile and vinyl plank are your best options if you’re looking for waterproof.

Regular cleaning with appropriate products is key. For hardwood, use a damp mop and avoid excessive water. For carpet, vacuum regularly and consider professional cleaning periodically.

While consistency can create a cohesive look, different flooring types may be better suited to specific rooms. For example, tile in bathrooms and carpet in bedrooms.

Moisture can damage certain types of flooring like hardwood. For moisture-prone areas, consider waterproof options like ceramic tile or vinyl.

Hard surfaces like hardwood, tile, vinyl plank, and laminate are best for people with allergies as they do not trap dust, pollen, and pet dander like carpet can.

Some flooring types, like certain vinyl and tile options, work well with underfloor heating. Check manufacturer’s guidelines to ensure compatibility.

In some cases, you can install new flooring over existing flooring, especially with floating floors like laminate or vinyl. However, it depends on the condition and type of the existing floor.

High-quality flooring like hardwood or tile can increase home value by enhancing aesthetic appeal and durability. Investing in good flooring can provide a significant return when selling your home. Currently we are seeing vinyl plank flooring being installed in New Constructions homes, as well.

Hardwood and tile installation are more labor-intensive and time-consuming compared to laminate and vinyl, which are generally quicker and easier to install. Tile will need at least a 12 hour drying period before it can be walked on.

While DIY installation can save money, it’s important to have the right tools and skills. Professional installation comes with a labor warranty, ensures the job is done correctly and may be more cost-effective in the long run.

The lifespan of flooring depends on the type and maintenance. Hardwood can last for decades if well-maintained, while carpet may need replacing every 10-15 years.

Depending on the type of flooring, minor damage can often be repaired. For example, individual tiles or planks can be replaced. For extensive damage, professional assessment and repair are recommended.

The installation time varies depending on the type of flooring and the size of the area. We strive to complete projects efficiently while maintaining our high standards of quality.