How to Choose the Right Flooring

Customers browsing COREtec wood-look flooring samples on a showroom display rack

Start With the Room

Think about how the room is used. High-traffic areas, quiet bedrooms, and moisture-prone spaces like bathrooms or laundry rooms all have different flooring needs. Our flooring-by-room and flooring-by-need guides make it easy to compare options and find the best fit for each space.

A bedroom features soft carpet flooring.

Match the Material to the Need

Carpet

Carpet

The most comfortable and quietest underfoot — ideal for bedrooms and family spaces, with fibers and pile styles for different traffic levels.

Luxury Vinyl

Luxury Vinyl

Waterproof and durable, with realistic wood and stone visuals. A strong all-rounder for kitchens, baths, and high-traffic areas.

Hardwood

Hardwood

Real wood with the longest lifespan and strong buyer appeal. Best above grade; engineered hardwood handles more rooms than solid.

Laminate

Laminate

A great way to get a wood look with fantastic scratch, fade, and wear resistance. Many newer laminates are also water-resistant.

Couple reviewing hardwood flooring samples and a brochure with a sales associate at the S&G Carpet counter

Think About Cost Over Time

The cheapest floor isn’t always the best value. For example, a quality carpet on the right pad outlasts a premium one on a thin pad. Durable materials in busy rooms mean fewer replacements. We’ll help you weigh upfront cost against how long a floor will last in your home so you can make the best choice for your space.

Questions About Your Floor? We’re Here to Help

Whether you’re planning a project or caring for floors you already have, our team is glad to help. Stop by a showroom to talk it through, or schedule a free in-home estimate, and we’ll bring the answers and the samples to you.