We’ll explain a bit more about how these materials work and how they can specifically work for you. And with so many uses and such an amazing lifespan, you’ll love the results.
Solid vs. engineered hardwood flooring
- Solid Hardwood: Solid hardwood is, as you might expect, a solid piece of wood, through and through. It’s exceptionally stable, durable, and offers one of the greatest lifespans in flooring
- Engineered Hardwood: Engineered flooring is still real hardwood, with a veneer of your species choice, but the veneer is attached to plied layers and topped with a heavily resistant wear layer on top.
You can choose your favorite species, such as a mahogany wood; stain colors, and finishes for both floors. And both can be refinished to remove years of wear and bring them back to a like-new finish, which will last for another few decades before refinishing again.
Both solid and engineered materials are a great choice and are often installed together in the same home. When the solid variety isn't a good fit for a specific space, just move over to an engineered for the continuity that will make your home look magnificent.
Let us help floor your home with hardwood flooring
Express Flooring knows that our materials are meant to look good in your home, and not the showroom. That’s why we are proud to be able to bring your chosen materials right to your front door.No more hassle, anxiety, and frustration in selecting and purchasing your flooring. Instead, we’ll make sure you are satisfied with your flooring experience, from product selection through installation.
In addition to serving Arizona, Las Vegas, & New Mexico, Express Flooring serves the Texas areas of Austin, Georgetown, Pflugerville, Round Rock, Leander, Manor, Buda, Cedar Park, and more. Be sure to contact us when you’re ready for an amazing floating engineered wood floor.
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