Offers the broadest color and style combinations as well as visual and actual textures. Soft and warm underfoot, carpet can go over most any surface. Styles and grades for every pocketbook

In selecting your color, take the time to look at  samples in your home, both by daylight and lamplight in the evening. The color you choose will look different under different lighting conditions.

Light colored carpets will show more soil and require more maintenance than dark colors. Darker colors of carpeting are more effective in high traffic areas. Multi-colors and patterned carpets are especially effective in hiding soil.

The performance and quality of a carpet is directly related to the amount and quality of fiber that goes into the pile. The better the fiber and the denser it is packed, the better the carpet will perform. Thin, less dense carpet will lose its surface appearance faster. It is best to buy the highest quality you can afford.

 

Available as solid (for use at or above grade) and engineered (can go anywhere in the home). Traditional styles and exotics. Natural, stained, and  prefinished. Remember: wood has a color too!  

The newest flooring type. Low maintenance and high wear characteristics. Rapidly expanding selection, wood, stone, and ceramic patterns. Custom installations now possible. Impact, dent, wear and fade resistant. New sound, step and noise protection.

Unlimited colors and shapes. Unlimited potential for custom installations. Exceedingly durable. Graded for use. Styles to include natural stone. Porcelain can go indoors or out.  

The return of what used to be called vinyl is based largely on superior designs, textures, high-fashion looks and durability. Capable of installation over many existing surfaces.