Flooring
There are a lot of options and variables when it comes to choosing the right flooring for your family. Heartland provides guidance on options that fit your personal style, objectives, and finances.
Top 3 Things to Consider When Choosing Flooring
Location
The location of your flooring can significantly influence your choice of flooring material. For instance, bathrooms, which often experience high levels of moisture, may not be ideal for hardwoods and carpets.
Aesthetic
Your space is unique. The style and colors of flooring should reflect your taste and your goals for the space.
Lifestyle
The answer to the question, “How will you use your floor?” is much more than “To walk on.” We all know that kids and pets bring their own kind of energy into the mix, and that's why considering their needs can make a big difference in choosing durable and resilient flooring options.
Popular Flooring Materials
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Hardwood
Hardwood floors are a classic and timeless addition to any home. They are a strong, durable, and natural option that can improve air quality in the home. Hardwood floors are a low-maintenance, easy-to-clean option.
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Laminate
If you're considering your budget for future plans like a college fund, laminate flooring presents an affordable alternative to hardwood floors. It is durable, offers hassle-free installation, and comes in many textures and colors to suit your style.
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Carpet
If you're looking to create a warm and inviting atmosphere in your home, carpeting could be the perfect choice for you. Carpet is a common, versatile choice that is easy to install and offers a wide range of options for style, quality, and color.
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Tile
Tile floors are a great option for rooms with heavy traffic or moisture-prone areas like kitchens and bathrooms. Not only are they durable, but they also offer a wide range of customization options that can cater to your unique taste and preferences.
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