When most people think of cork they don’t think flooring, but it is one of the most popular trends in floor covering and we are proud to offer it. Our cork flooring is derived from the waste stream of wine cork manufacturers, and is a great choice for those interested in recycled products. It is sustainable because the cork is harvested from cork oak trees, which are replanted. We offer a variety of custom designs, options, and colors. In addition to its durability, cork flooring produces a cushioned feel and texture, which aids in sound reduction. It is easy to install, and a great choice for those who want to be trendsetters.

When you trying to decide if cork floors make the best sense, remember that we are always available to help you understand all of your options.  Makes sure you consider how the space in your house or office will be used, how much traffic you anticipate, and also consider moisture exposure.  We are glad to discuss each of these elements with you, as well as what you can expect in terms of resiliency when you choose to go with a cork floor.

When it comes to selecting the perfect material for your space, you will have many questions to get answered.  We are here to help.  In fact, we have developed a guide to help in the process.

Don’t let all of your questions paralyze your decision process.  We want to help you sort through these thoughts and concerns.  Follow this link to our Floor Buying Guide, so that we can start making your decision making process a lot easier by showing what materials make sense for each space, and what you should consider before you move forward.  We believe in serving our customers with the right amount of information so they can make the best, most informed decision possible.

After you have selected your new floor, we provide professional on-site measurement, removal of old flooring, and skilled installation that includes moving your furniture and replacing trim. We do it all expertly, so your floor will look amazing and give lasting satisfaction. Contact us to learn more.

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