Flooring

By PHI3 Construction & Remodeling

Flooring will be one of the most important choices you can make when remodeling your home. The feel of the room, the visual texture, the purpose of the space, all of these are taken into account when PHI3 Construction assists you in selecting the best floor covering to suit your needs for each particular space.

The warmth and character of wood, the utility and versatility of tile, and the richness and color of natural stone flooring are all elements to consider for all aspects of your project.

Hardwood

Flooring

Hardwood comes in varying thicknesses, widths, and species, and is the classic choice for a rich looking visual impact when entering a room. American oaks are easily stained to a desired color, while exotic woods are good for designs and borders.

Ceramic Tile

Flooring

With today's advanced finishing of porcelain tiles, they have become the leader in tile product choice. Porcelain has more strength for high traffic area, and ceramic is still a great option, especially on walls. Many tile manufacturers will produce different sizes of the same line, with a range of color, and matching or complimentary designs.

Natural Stone

Flooring

Hardwood comes in varying thicknesses, widths, and species, and is the classic choice for a rich looking visual impact when entering a room. American oaks are easily stained to a desired color, while exotic woods are good for designs and borders.

Why Should I have Hardwood Flooring in my home?

There are several reasons why you may want to consider having hardwood flooring in your home:

Aesthetics

Hardwood flooring can add natural beauty, warmth, and character to your home. It is available in a variety of stains and finishes, so you can choose a look that fits your personal style.
Durability

Hardwood flooring is a long-lasting and durable option that can stand up to heavy foot traffic and pets.
Increased Home Value

Hardwood flooring is a desirable feature for many home buyers, and can increase the value of your home.
Health Benefits

Unlike carpet, hardwood flooring does not trap allergens, dust, and other irritants, making it a healthier option for individuals with allergies or respiratory issues.
Easy Maintenance

Hardwood flooring is easy to clean and maintain. Simply sweep, mop, or wipe up spills as needed.
Environmentally Friendly

Hardwood flooring is a renewable resource, and many manufacturers use eco-friendly practices in the production process.

Overall, hardwood flooring can bring a sense of elegance, comfort, and durability to your home.

What styles of Hardwood Flooring are there to choose from?

The amount of time it takes to install hardwood flooring in your home will depend on several factors, including:

Solid Hardwood

This is a single piece of solid wood that is usually 3/4 inch thick and can be sanded and refinished multiple times over its lifetime.
Engineered Hardwood

This type of flooring is composed of several layers of wood and other materials, with a thin layer of hardwood on top. It is more stable than solid hardwood and can be installed over a concrete subfloor.
Parquet

This type of hardwood flooring is made up of geometric patterns created from individual pieces of hardwood.
Bamboo

Bamboo is a type of grass that is harvested, processed, and used for flooring. It is a sustainable and eco-friendly option.
Reclaimed Hardwood

This type of flooring is made from old and recycled hardwood from structures like barns or factories.

The style of hardwood flooring you choose will depend on factors such as the look you want to achieve, your budget, and the level of durability and stability you need.

How long does it take to install Hardwood Flooring, in my home?

The amount of time it takes to install hardwood flooring in your home will depend on several factors, including:

Size of your home

A larger home will take longer to install hardwood flooring than a smaller home.
Complexity of the job

The complexity of the installation, such as the number of rooms, the presence of stairs, or the need for custom cuts, can impact the time it takes to complete the installation.
Installation method

The method used to install the hardwood flooring will also impact the time it takes. Some installation methods, such as floating, can be completed more quickly than others, like nail-down or staple-down.
Experience of the installers

The experience and efficiency of the installers will also impact the time it takes to complete the installation.

As a rough estimate, the installation of hardwood flooring for an average-sized home can take anywhere from 2 to 5 days, or more. However, this can vary greatly based on the factors mentioned above. To get a more accurate estimate, it is best to discuss the specifics of your project with one of our PHI3 flooring contractors.