Meyer Floor Covering

Meyer Floor Covering is a carpet, tile, hardwood, vinyl, counter-top and rug dealer serving the greater South Puget Sound metro area and surrounding communities. We value your business and promise to work hard to exceed your expectations. We do our own installations and guarantee prompt high-quality workmanship. Our staff is highly trained and experienced. We are eager to give you the advice you seek when choosing the best floor options for your home or business. Visit our showroom and design center or call today!

Those who are loyal to carpet as their go-to flooring material, rarely ever choose anything else. It's hard to switch once you've experienced the luxurious underfoot feel, the warmth that it adds to any room, and the overall experience of living with this soft floor covering. However, if you've never experienced it, perhaps you need to do so? These days, carpet has a lot more benefits to bring to the table than it uses to have, especially with regards to stains. It's always been the perfect flooring for homes with children, though, and that's something that will never change.

What type of hardwood do you need? Hardwood flooring will probably always be one of the most popular floor coverings on the market. The benefits, the long lifespan and the elegant look that is so hard to match, all come together to create a near-perfect flooring. And once you've gotten a taste of what it's like to have them, you rarely go back to anything less. It's not surprising to see hardwood floors that are well over a hundred years old. So, installing them could be the last flooring installation you'll ever have to have done.

These days, when you speak of vinyl flooring, it's important to realize that luxury vinyl is nothing like the vinyl sheet flooring of yesteryear. What once was considered a bargain bin find, and was often used with the assumption that it would soon be replaced, has morphed into something else entirely. Luxury vinyl flooring (LVF), is now one of the most sought after floor coverings. It is not only used in some of the more high-end homes but in luxury commercial buildings as well. It's not at all odd to find LVF in resorts, casinos and other places, where solid wood was once the only flooring used.