Hardwood Flooring

Today there are more wood flooring fashions to choose from than ever before. At last count there were over 1,000 species of wood, cork and bamboo floors available. Wood is cozy, practical, and never goes out of style. It lasts a long time which makes it an excellent investment.

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Things to Consider

A few things to consider when choosing Hardwood Floors:

Species

There are many species of hardwood. Each has its benefit depending on desired look, color, and durability. Not all species are equally hard. If your floor is in a high traffic area or a heavily used room then you should consider oak, maple, or ash.

Traditional oak has more variations in grain and shade while maple is cleaner and more understated. There are exotic species such as Tigerwood, Brazilian cherry, and Santos Mahogany with a unique combination of origin, color, and surface characteristics. Ask our experts to show you species that are appropriate for your lifestyle.

Color

Hardwood color run from almost white to black, with browns, tan, reds, and grays in between. A medium color is cozy and rich. Dark colors are modern, chic, and expensive looking. Lighter colors create a spacious interior and a neutral design point. Species impacts color as some are naturally dark, such as cherry and walnut, or a light, less expensive flooring can be stained for any desired look. Keep in mind that it is better to create contrast between your flooring, walls, and furniture.

Width

Hardwood flooring is generally described by board width. A strip is less than 3” wide. Planks are 3” or wider. The width of individual boards has a dramatic influence on the look of your floor. Strips make a room look bigger. Planks are have a more rustic feel. Keep in mind that wide widths will complement a large room but could overwhelm a small area.

Premium Wood
Selection

Choose from dozens of high-quality, durable wood species like classic white oak, rich hickory, and elegant walnut for timeless beauty.

Flawless Custom
Installation

Enjoy expertly measured and precisely laid planks that transition flawlessly across your entire home, accommodating any unique layout or room dimension.

Coordinated
Home Design

Seamlessly match your custom floor stains and finishes with your existing cabinetry, trim, and window treatments for a beautifully cohesive space.

Exquisite
Pattern Detailing

Add a personalized touch of elegance with customized layout designs like classic herringbone, stunning chevron, and decorative inlaid wood borders.

Enduring Everyday
Durability

Build a lasting foundation for your home with premium, scratch-resistant finishes that withstand daily wear while maintaining their natural warmth and charm.

Mohawk Flooring

Elite Flooring chooses to work with Mohawk flooring. Forever a fixture in the flooring industry, Mohawk’s hardwood floors remain a force to be reckoned with. Crafted with the utmost care and consideration, Mohawk hardwood products come in a variety of shades, finishes, species, and widths. Whether you’re looking for hardwood that is scratch-resistant, water-resistant, or both, we’ve got options for you.

Which is Right for Your Home?

Solid Hardwood

Solid Hardwood is 100% solid wood. Most solid hardwood flooring needs to be nailed to a subfloor and is susceptible to shrinking and expanding from excessive moisture and extreme temperature changes. This makes it unsuitable for installation directly over concrete and is not usually recommended for below grade use. It is normally nailed or stapled to a wooden subfloor.

Engineered Hardwood

Engineered Hardwood is also 100% wood. Its cross-ply construction allows installation below or above grade, even over concrete. It resists expansion and contraction caused by temperature and humidity changes. Engineered flooring is typically glued-down, stapled-down or floated over an existing floor. It is manufactured by permanently bonding together multiple layers of solid wood in a cross ply construction. Engineered hardwood is usually the only type of hardwood that is recommended for use below grade.

Cork

Cork is a sustainable hard flooring made from the bark of the Cork Tree. It is sold in planks and tiles, both of which are relatively easy to install. Cork has become popular due to the comfort, flexibility, and ability to muffle noises. It is resistant to mildew, insects, bacteria, and rot. Cork is more susceptible to scratching and indentations than other hardwood, and is not recommended in high moisture environments.

Bamboo

Bamboo does not come from trees, but is a type of grass. It is better for the earth and is harder than some wood flooring species. It can be nailed, glued, or floated and is flame resistant. It is installed like engineered flooring and is a good fit over multiple different levels of sub floor.

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