Flooring Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, we can often price match competitor pricing so if you found a lower price, please let us know and we will do our best to match it!

Yes! Our showroom is located at 1109 N. Main Street, Located minutes from downtown Summerville and right off I 26 @ Exit 199A. We invite you to come in for a free consultation or to browse the many different styles and colors of all types of flooring here in the store!

We can almost always pinpoint the style and color that you need to match your floors. We will come out for a free consultation so that we can best match it up for you!

Absolutely, we are a one-stop shop, full-service flooring store with installation.

Yes! We do more than just flooring, ceramic tile is a great option for your shower or backsplash in your kitchen or even laundry room.

0% Financing is available through Synchrony Financial, 6 months no interest with approved credit.

Yes! We have several options for visualizer tools that will allow you to upload a picture of your room and see what the new floors will look like in that room. Here's a link to one of the visualizer tools we use if you'd like to give it a try.

Consider factors such as durability, maintenance requirements, style preferences, budget, and the specific needs of each room.

It's essential to have a professional assess your subfloor's condition to determine its suitability for hardwood or tile installation.

Yes, as long as the existing flooring is in good condition and properly prepared to ensure a flat surface for tile installation.

We will help you with tile options that are moisture-resistant, durable, and easy to clean while also considering the size, color, texture, and slip resistance of the tile for safety and aesthetics.

While laminate flooring is more water-resistant than hardwood, it's not recommended for areas with excessive moisture. Consider waterproof laminate options or alternative flooring materials for these spaces.

Solid hardwood is made from a single piece of wood and can be sanded and refinished multiple times. Engineered hardwood consists of layers of wood topped with a hardwood veneer and offers enhanced stability and moisture resistance.

Yes, you can install carpet over hardwood floors using proper padding and installation techniques. However, keep in mind that this may not be the most common practice and consult with professionals for advice.

Consider the color of your tiles and desired aesthetic. Matching the grout color closely to the tile creates a seamless look, while contrasting grout can highlight the tile pattern.

Choose underlayment specifically designed for laminate flooring to provide sound absorption, moisture protection, and a smooth surface for installation. Consult with your flooring provider for recommendations based on your specific needs.

Installing diagonal tile and selecting lighter colors that have a more consistent texture will visually increase the space.

Regular vacuuming, prompt removal of stains, and professional deep cleaning every 12-18 months can help maintain the appearance and longevity of your carpet.

Place felt pads under furniture legs, use area rugs or mats in high-traffic areas, and avoid dragging heavy objects across the floor to prevent scratches and damage.

The most important thing is to clean it up quickly so that it doesn't become permanent. Blot liquids with a dry absorbent cloth or paper towel or gently scoop up solids. Pretest any spot removal solution and work gently, working from the edges of the spill to the center to prevent spreading. Be patient and blot rather than rub.

Rinse the area with cold water after the spot is removed and blot with a dry cloth after.