Midwest Flooring Company

Whether you need new hardwood flooring installed quickly or your timing is relatively flexible, a professional contractor is able to explain the installation process, the timeline, and related expectations.

If you’ve already decided to install hardwood flooring in your home, you might have a good idea about the type of hardwood flooring you want. An experienced contractor can offer expert advice about the type of flooring that will work best with your home’s style. For instance, you might not have considered one of the hardest options, like hickory, or one of the more sustainable options, like bamboo.

There are no rules that exist for choosing the best flooring for your home. Multiple factors come into play such as comfort, aesthetic features and cost. However, doing research about the product and the installer, and asking the right questions can help ensure a homeowner receives the quality and service they desire.

Subfloors are often overlooked in the purchasing of new flooring, but they play a large role in the options available. Subfloors may not be homeowners number one concern, but if they are not level or are damaged there can be delays in installation or even limitations on the types of flooring that can be installed. If subfloors are in bad condition they may need to be replaced. Subfloors with imperfections often can still sustain carpet, vinyl or sometimes hardwood, but it is recommended to have them examined to ensure which options work best.

In many states contractors are required to include their license #’s on their business cards. You can look up this # online or call your local consumer protection agency.