Flooring Contractor
Flooring Contractor
Total Home Improvement
840 Port Jefferson Rd
Sidney, Ohio 45365
(937) 489-8558
Full Service Flooring Contractor
in / near Sidney, Piqua, Troy, Tipp City, Vandalia, VanWert, New Bremen, Ft. Loramie, Houston, St. Paris, Conover, Bradford, Covington, Botkins, Anna, Bellefontaine, New Knoxville, & Wapakoneta – Ohio.
Flooring is one of the most spectacular parts of your home.
You are constantly looking at your flooring and it is by far the most used part of your home.
Flooring comes in a very wide variety of styles, materials, shapes, and sizes. Your choices are endless in the flooring industry. From Tile Flooring to hardwood Flooring, Vinyl Flooring , laminated Floating Floors, Cork Flooring, Carpet Flooring and the list goes on and on.
The most popular types of flooring are linoleum, Laminated flooring, and vinyl. The products have come a long way in the past few years improving in quality and affordable pricing.
Laminate flooring works well for dining areas and living areas. Laminate Flooring is very poor for kitchen Flooring , Bathroom Flooring, and Laundry Room Flooring water there is excessive amounts of water.
Linoleum Flooring , Vinyl Flooring , or Tile flooring is your perfect choice for those ares of high water volume. Vinyl is a great product for the DIY homeowners but quality is poor and durability is short lasting. Linoleum is your best choice for durability, cost, and quality.
Tile is on the upper end of the scale. It works perfect in any setting but the cost id high. Durability is very long lasting. The only downfall of tile is when it is installed improperly or it becomes out dated.
Tile Comes in the widest selection of all. Tile Shapes, Tile Sizes, Tile Ideas, and Tile materials a vast, With tile you can incorporate your own Tile Designs to create a unique look. Tile is the most versatile of all flooring.
Hardwood Floors are on the upper end as well. Durability is long lasting but not meant for high water volume areas. Hardwood floors come in a very wide selection of wood types and (stained) colors.
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