Which Floor is Right For You?

Answer a few simple questions and our expert system will recommend the perfect flooring type, quality, and specifications for your specific needs.

Question 1 of 3

Which room are you planning to upgrade?

Living Room / Family Room

Kitchen / Dining

Bathroom / Laundry

Bedroom

Basement

Explore the differences in types, quality, and weight/thickness across our premium flooring options to make an informed decision.

Carpet Type	Quality / Material	Weight / Density	Best Use Case
Builder Grade	Standard Polyester	25 - 35 oz face weight	Budget renovations, spare rooms, flipping homes
Plush / Saxony	Premium Polyester or Nylon	40 - 60 oz face weight	Master bedrooms, formal living rooms, comfort-first areas
Textured / Frieze	High-Durability Nylon	45 - 65 oz face weight	High-traffic areas, stairs, homes with pets and kids
Commercial Loop	Olefin or Solution-Dyed Nylon	20 - 28 oz tightly woven	Offices, basements, extreme durability needs

Keep your floors looking pristine for years to come with these material-specific maintenance tips.

Vacuum at least twice a week to prevent dirt buildup from matting the fibers.
Blot spills immediately with a clean, dry cloth—never rub, as it can damage the fibers.
Use a professional hot water extraction (steam cleaning) every 12-18 months.
Place doormats at all entrances to reduce dirt tracked onto the carpet.

Sweep or dust mop daily to remove abrasive dirt and grit.
Clean spills immediately; standing water can warp or stain the wood.
Use only manufacturer-approved hardwood cleaners—avoid harsh chemicals or steam mops.
Use felt pads under furniture legs to prevent scratches.

Sweep or vacuum regularly using a hard floor attachment (no beater bar).
Mop with a pH-neutral cleaner; avoid abrasive scrubbers or "mop and shine" products.
Wipe up spills promptly to prevent slipping, even though the floor is waterproof.
Use non-staining rubber or woven mats (avoid latex or rubber backings that can discolor vinyl).

Sweep or vacuum regularly to remove loose dirt and debris.
Clean with a mild detergent and warm water; avoid acidic cleaners on natural stone.
Reseal natural stone and grout lines annually to prevent stains and moisture penetration.
Clean grout lines periodically with a specialized grout cleaner and a soft brush.