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January 4, 2021

It was almost a century ago when vinyl flooring. was first produced for commercial and residential use. By the 1940s, the material was the most popular floor-covering option on the market. It wasn't until the 70s, however, that luxury vinyl flooring made a name for itself in the upscale home improvement market. Until recently, many associated the material with sheet flooring, but the impressive material actually comes in both tiles and planks. Do you have questions about vinyl? Our seasoned Portland flooring...

5 Things to Know Before Buying Vinyl Sheet Flooring

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Luxury Vinyl Tile, Vinyl Flooring

September 22, 2020

Whether you're getting new flooring in your kitchen and bathroom or are replacing the floors in every room of your home, sheet vinyl is an excellent choice. Before ordering any materials, we recommend familiarizing yourself with the material. A Beginner’s Guide to Vinyl Sheet Flooring Not sure where to begin? With four decades of experience in the home improvement industry, our Portland flooring company has all the information you need to make a decision. Find answers to five crucial questions about sheet...

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Is Vinyl Flooring the Best Choice for Kitchens?

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Luxury Vinyl Tile, Vinyl Flooring

September 11, 2020

From spaghetti sauce spills and dropped hot pans to muddy footprints and the occasional crash of glassware, kitchen floors endure a lot of abuse. That's why installing durable, water-resistant, and easy-to-clean flooring is essential. Vinyl flooring has been around for almost a century, and it continues to be a top pick among homeowners. Like many other homeowners about to embark on a kitchen remodel, you might be wondering if vinyl flooring is the go-to material. The short answer is yes. In...

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Pros, Cons, & Differences of Laminate vs. Vinyl Flooring

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Laminate Flooring, Luxury Vinyl Tile, Vinyl Flooring

August 31, 2020

Flooring has an immense impact on the look and feel of a home. It adds character, insulation, sound absorption, and comfort while tying together the interior design. Whether you're planning to stay in your house for the next several years or are remodeling it with plans to sell, laminate and luxury vinyl flooring are excellent picks. If you're not quite sure what vinyl and laminate are or how the two materials differ, you've come to the right place. The Portland flooring...

What’s the Best Flooring for a Portland Basement?

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Basement Design, Flooring, Luxury Vinyl Tile, Vinyl Flooring

July 16, 2020

Basements allow homeowners to add substantially more usable square-footage to their houses. They can be turned into playrooms, dens, additional bedrooms, game rooms, home gyms, guest suites — you name it. With a plumbing hookup, you can add a bathroom, laundry room, or even a wet bar. Whether you're planning to finish your basement or are renovating one that's already usable, you might be wondering what your options are for flooring. Our team has the answers! 7 Flooring Materials to Consider for...

5 Reasons to Use Luxury Vinyl Tile in Your Kitchen

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Kitchen Design, Luxury Vinyl Tile

March 16, 2020

Vinyl flooring has come a long way from its mid-century days. Many people associate vinyl with sheets or peel-and-stick tiles in retro patterns and colors. Believe it or not, modern versions of the synthetic flooring material are nothing like old-school vinyl. Luxury vinyl tile (commonly known as LVT) is an exceptionally durable, high-quality floor covering material with a stunning appearance. Due to a broad range of benefits, it’s a go-to for both residential and commercial spaces. Is luxury vinyl tile good for...

Is LVT Flooring the Right Choice for Your Kitchen or Bath Remodel?

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Flooring, Luxury Vinyl Tile, Residential Flooring

December 23, 2019

Kitchens and bathrooms are usually the first to be renovated after homes are sold. We spend a substantial amount of time in these spaces, and they’re the rooms buyers tend to care about most. Though cabinets, countertops, and wall paint go a long way, new flooring is usually at the top of the list for remodeling kitchens and bathrooms. When it comes to floor covering materials, you’ve got lots of options. Laminate, stone, porcelain, and ceramic have been go-to’s for decades,...