Buying new carpet can feel overwhelming because there are so many choices and decisions to be made. Take your time, learn the basic aspects of the various types of carpeting, and then let the experts at Davis Floor Covering make the task of deciding manageable - enabling you to select a carpet that you'll be happy with for years to come. Do learn about the fiber types and figure out which one would work best for you. Not all carpet fibers are created equal; for example, there are natural fibers, such as wool, and synthetic fibers, which are more commonly used in wall-to-wall carpet.
Tile - whether ceramic, porcelain or stone - is one of the most popular floor coverings for the kitchen. Find out which material is right for your home renovation. The workhorse of kitchen and bathroom floor surfaces, ceramic tile is called both ceramic and porcelain. The difference in names hinges on water absorption rates. Tile that absorbs water at a slower rate is officially called porcelain and is best for high-moisture spaces like bathrooms. The kitchen - a place where moisture is definitely present but not in the quantities found in bathrooms - can have tile rated as porcelain or not.
Providing an instant connection to nature, hardwood flooring never goes out of style. Each room is a unique work of art, and modern options include many finishes and many types of wood. Shoppers must wade through scores of options and decisions: there are dozens of different species to choose from, each with unique characteristics. And each species of wood floor can have any number of variations of stain, finish, and decorative treatments applied to the surface. This means that hardwood has nearly limitless potential as a beautiful and long-lasting way to bring the bounty of Mother Nature into your home.
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