Smart Floors for Your Basement in Canadian Homes
Real hardwood is the classic choice. It brings natural character that no imitation fully matches, and it can be sanded and refinished many times during its lifespan. Being able to refinish it means quality hardwood to last for decades. It usually boosts buyer appeal in many markets. In the end, what option should you choose? […]
Read MoreHow Updated Flooring Can Increase Your Home Resale Value in Canada
Vinyl plank is often the go-to floor for basements. Several LVP collections are fully waterproof, meaning they will not be damaged if humidity appears. SPC and WPC planks can also tolerate small irregularities in the concrete. Buyers notice floors immediately. Worn carpet, scuffed floors or mismatched flooring give a message that the property has been […]
Read MoreHow Updated Flooring Adds to Your Home Resale Value in Canada
Canadian winters is beautiful, but winter is tough on floors. Melting snow, de-icing salt, sand and dry heated air can wear out your flooring if left unchecked. With some simple precautions, you can keep your flooring beautiful all season long. A cohesive look also counts. A patchwork of flooring types throughout the house often makes […]
Read MoreEngineered Hardwood Flooring: The Ideal Choice for the Canadian Climate
Whatever floor you go with, pay attention to proper installation: sealing around fixtures, good thresholds and a well-prepared subfloor. Such details matter a lot for how long the floor stays beautiful. What about hardwood in a kitchen or bathroom? Newer water-resistant laminates are a valid option in kitchens, as long as spills are wiped up […]
Read MoreWhat You Need to Know About Underlayment for Your New Floor
One important note: some flooring products include a built-in underlay. When that is the case, adding another underlay can create joint failure and void the warranty. Be sure to check the manufacturer’s guidelines. The outcome is simply a floor that looks just like traditional wood while performs better through the seasons. Because it is more […]
Read MoreLaminate vs Hardwood: Which One Should You Choose in Canada?
Climate has an important role. Natural hardwood expands and contracts with changes in humidity, so it should be installed after proper acclimatization and controlled humidity. Engineered hardwood provides the beauty of real wood with greater resistance to movement, which makes it a favourite for Canadian homes. And what about hardwood in these rooms? Some modern […]
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