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Flooring

The flooring in your home should not only be practical, but should be beautiful and add a sense of personality to the space. Beautiful floors can make your home more inviting and also increase its overall value.

New or replacement flooring is an investment meant to last, so extra care should be taken when making any flooring decision. Yet, choosing the best type of flooring for your home can seem overwhelming because there are so many available options to choose from. Several factors such as durability, moisture, budget and ease of maintenance should be considered as influencing factors.

Choosing the best type of flooring for your home depends on your budget, lifestyle and personal tastes. The team at Honey Do Men stays up to date on flooring technology and trends, so we can help you make an informed decision based on current information.

Honey Do Men offers a wide range of flooring options. Each has its unique benefits, and determining which flooring option is best for you depends on each room’s purpose and location.

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Flooring Services

Flooring Installation

Flooring Repair

Garage Flooring

Hardwood Floor Sanding and Refinishing

Custom Flooring

Heated Floors

Types of Flooring

Hardwood Flooring

Engineered Hardwood Flooring

Laminate Flooring

Vinyl Flooring

Tile Flooring

Natural Stone Flooring

Carpet

Bamboo Flooring

Cork Flooring

Linoleum Flooring

Slate Floors

Ceramic Floors

Marble

Porcelain

Hardwood Flooring

Hardwood floors can offer timeless elegance and warmth in virtually any room of your home. Created from a solid piece of milled wood, hardwood flooring contains solid wood all throughout.

Popular hardwood varieties include oak, maple, cherry or walnut. Its versatility and quality make it a very desirable flooring option for many homeowners.

Hardwood floors are not suitable for bathrooms, laundry rooms and basements.

Pros:

Increases home value
Many options available
Can be refinished multiple times
Strong and durable

Cons:

One of the most expensive flooring materials on the market
Requires regular maintenance (such as using a specialty hardwood floor cleaner once per month and applying a fresh coat of finish every three to five years to keep them looking great)
Can incur scrapes, scratches and dents in high traffic areas
Susceptible to moisture damage

Engineered Hardwood Flooring

Engineered hardwood flooring offers the look of real wood at a more affordable price than solid hardwood floors. Considered one of the best in luxury flooring, engineered hardwood floors offer real wood veneers with a high level of quality and detail.

An engineered hardwood floor features a thin layer of hardwood that is bonded over a high-quality plywood substrate. Durable as solid hardwood flooring, engineered hardwood floors can last just as long with proper care.

Pros:

Greater resistance to moisture and water than real wood
Many options available
Less likely to warp
Multiple installation methods

Cons:

Not fade resistant
Cannot be refinished more than once
Wide variations in quality
Can sometimes sound hollow underfoot

Laminate Flooring

Made to imitate solid hardwood, today’s laminate floors are durable, easy to clean and come in a variety of budget-friendly textures, designs, colors and finishes. Laminate floors are a great option for homeowners looking for an affordable alternative to carpet, and who want to avoid the cost of hardwood or tile flooring.

Laminate floors consist of a particle board wood base topped by wood or tile beneath a clear plastic protective layer.

Pros:

Cost-effective compared to wood
Easy to clean
Scratch resistant
Many styles and colors available

Cons:

Chips easily
Susceptible to moisture damage
Doesn’t look (or feel) like real wood
Has a hollow sound underfoot

Vinyl Flooring

Vinyl floors are resilient, affordable, and are essentially available in any color. Vinyl floors are perfect for anyone looking for an affordable upscale look. Because of its durability and water-resistance, vinyl floors can be used in virtually any room in your home.

Decorative patterns are gaining in popularity, and as technology advances, many of today’s vinyl styles imitate the look of natural wood, tile and stone.

Pros:

Excellent for kitchens, bathrooms, laundry rooms and basements
Easy to maintain
Water and fade resistant
Many styles and colors available

Cons:

Lower ROI than wood flooring
Difficult to repair (damaged sections must be replaced)
Can be difficult to remove, depending on how they were installed

Tile Flooring

Tile flooring is a popular choice for areas that tend to be moisture-prone, such as kitchens and bathrooms. Tile is water resistant and quite durable. The most common tile materials are porcelain or ceramic and tile comes in a variety of styles and colors.

Pros:

Durable
Long-lasting
Waterproof

Cons:

Expensive
Can get slippery
Difficult to install and requires a lot of preparation
Requires occasional cleaning and regrouting

Natural Stone Flooring

Natural stone flooring, such as travertine, sandstone, granite, slate and marble are popular flooring options for both indoor and outdoor spaces. When used indoors, stone flooring is a great way to bring the natural beauty of the outdoors in. Since the stone is taken directly from the earth, each tile is different and has its own unique variation.

Stone floors are long-lasting and offer natural beauty and quality unmatched by most other types of flooring. Like porcelain and ceramic, stone flooring is both durable and waterproof. The amount of required care is determined by the stone’s finish.

Pros:

Long-lasting
High-end aesthetic
Waterproof

Cons:

Difficult to install and requires a lot of preparation
Expensive
Requires regular maintenance
Fragile
Can become slippery

Carpet

Carpeting is a popular flooring option for many homeowners, particularly in bedrooms. There are a wide variety of textures, colors, materials and styles available, and improvements in modern technology have led to stain resistant options.

Pricing of the installation of carpeting varies depending on the type of material and the thickness of the carpet padding.

Pros:

Creates visual warmth
Soft and warm on feet
Wide variety of colors, designs and materials available
Good for soundproofing

Cons:

Prone to stains
Difficult to clean
Not a good option for allergy sufferers
Can show wear and tear

Eco-friendly Flooring Options

Eco-friendly flooring is considered flooring that has less of an impact on the environment compared to standard flooring materials. If you are living a sustainable lifestyle, Honey Do Men offers eco-friendly flooring options that can minimize indoor pollution and mitigate health issues that can be caused by other types of flooring (such as carpet and laminate flooring).

Bamboo Flooring

Bamboo flooring is appealing to those interested in using natural, renewable resources.
Like wood flooring, bamboo is an attractive, natural material that can also add value to your home with its modern aesthetic.
Unlike trees, which require at least 20 years to mature, a bamboo stalk can be repeatedly harvested every five to six years. Unless it is stained, bamboo flooring has a natural blond or amber color that resembles unfinished maple or birch.

Pros:

Renewable material
Adds value to the home
Easy to maintain
Can be refinished

Cons:

Limited style options
Prone to crack in fluctuating humidity
Toxins may be present in adhesive
Prone to panda attacks

Cork Flooring

Cork is a natural flooring option that comes from cork trees. Unlike some other wood flooring options, cork trees do not have to be cut down to produce cork floors. Instead, the material is taken from the bark of the cork tree, leaving the tree to continue growing.

Cork has been used sustainably in construction for centuries. To make cork flooring, the cork is harvested, ground up, compressed, and formed into sheets bonded with resins.

Pros:

Easy to maintain
Comfortable on feet
Hypoallergenic Holds in heat
Environmentally friendly and sustainable
Mold and mildew resistant
Small dents fill themselves in again and shallow scratches blend into the pattern

Cons:

Must be sealed and maintained
Can fade over time
Can be damaged from heavy use
Tends to be expensive
Tends to be expensive Vulnerable to deep punctures and gouges

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