Solid Hardwood
Wood all the way through. Solid hardwood can be sanded and refinished numerous times and delivers the greatest return on your home's resale value.
by The Carpet Guys
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Installing new hardwood is a great way to add elegance and timeless appeal throughout your home. Regardless of your budget, you will find hardwood flooring for sale that fits your lifestyle with The Carpet Guys.
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Wood all the way through. Solid hardwood can be sanded and refinished numerous times and delivers the greatest return on your home's resale value.
A wood-composite core topped with a real wood veneer. A smart choice for rooms with regular moisture from sinks and dishwashers.
Timeless oak grains in frosted, blonde, and natural tones bring warmth and elegance to any room in your home.
On-trend greys, blondes, and wide-plank looks that pair beautifully with contemporary furniture and open floor plans.
Homeowners often ask, "What's the difference between solid hardwood flooring and engineered hardwood flooring?" The simple answer is construction and maintenance.
From the surface, there is no visible difference, and cleaning the two products is the same. However, an engineered product should not be sanded or refinished. Its core is made of a wood composite and the surface is a wood veneer. While solid hardwood floors are wood all the way through and can be refinished numerous times. Keep in mind the installation and refinishing of hardwood flooring can be expensive.
Choose your hardwood style and preview it in real rooms. Mix wood tones, compare looks, and narrow the options before your free in-home estimate.
Hardwood shines in the living spaces where its natural beauty and resale value matter most. If a room sees regular moisture from sinks, dishwashers, or showers, there is still a wood look for you β just a smarter construction for that space.
In these rooms, consider engineered hardwood β or waterproof laminate and luxury vinyl, which are also scratch and fade resistant.
Busy, high-traffic home or pets? Laminate and vinyl are suitable alternatives β but solid hardwood floors will provide the greatest return on your home's resale value.
Flexible monthly payments that fit your budget.
The Carpet Guys is a Better Business Bureau accredited company with an A rating, and we are the only flooring company in southeast Michigan that holds the distinction of sitting on the Angie's List Honor Roll.
We buy flooring by the truckload from the nation's leading manufacturers and our buying power allows us to offer the lowest hardwood prices in our service area.
With an A+ rating from the Better Business Bureau, multiple Readers' Choice Awards from the Macomb Daily, a Best of HomeAdvisor.com award, WDIV's Vote 4 The Best Award, and the Angie's List Super Service Award under our belt, it's clear that the top choice for hardwood flooring installation in Metro Detroit and its surrounding areas is The Carpet Guys.
For fast, friendly hardwood flooring installation, call The Carpet Guys today at 855-4-MY-GUYS (855-469-4897) or schedule a Free In-Home Estimate online.
Trying to find the best price for hardwood with loads of options and professional installation? We guarantee you will love your new floors for years to come.
Carpet is generally less expensive upfront than hardwood or luxury vinyl. However, hardwood may last longer and add more value, so consider long-term costs.
On concrete, the slab must be clean, flat, and dry before you install engineered hardwood flooring, and many products also require a moisture barrier or approved underlayment. Always test for moisture and follow the product instructions, because concrete-related moisture is one of the biggest causes of flooring failure.
To remove glue from a hardwood floor during installation cleanup, start with the adhesive manufacturer's recommended cleaner and use the gentlest method that works. Avoid soaking the floor or scraping aggressively, because moisture and sharp tools can damage the wood or the finish.
Hardwood on stairs requires very accurate cuts, secure attachment, and a proper stair-nosing system that matches the flooring product. Most installers finish one step at a time and follow the manufacturer's instructions closely, because stairs are more visible and more safety-sensitive than flat floors.
To install hardwood flooring, start by removing the old floor if needed, checking that the subfloor is clean, flat, dry, and structurally sound, and letting the material acclimate if the manufacturer requires it. After subfloor prep and layout, begin from a straight reference line, stagger end joints, fasten or glue the boards according to the product type, and finish with trim and transitions. Always read the product instructions first, because the required underlayment, adhesive, moisture barrier, spacing, and fastener schedule vary by brand and substrate.