Engineered hardwood is made from multiple layers of wood with a real hardwood top layer. This construction makes it more stable and better able to handle changes in temperature and humidity. Learn more about engineered hardwood.
Solid hardwood is made from a single piece of wood, while engineered hardwood has layered construction with a hardwood surface. Engineered wood is more stable, while solid hardwood can typically be refinished more times. Click here to learn more about the difference between the two.
Luxury vinyl plank and hardwood each have advantages. Vinyl is water resistant and durable, while hardwood offers a natural appearance and long-term value. The best choice depends on the space and lifestyle.
Yes. Carpet remains a popular choice for bedrooms, family rooms, and stairs because it provides comfort, warmth, and sound reduction. Many modern carpets are also designed for durability and stain resistance. Shop our selection of carpet here.
Laminate flooring is a durable, budget-friendly option designed to mimic the look of hardwood or tile. It is made from layered materials with a protective top surface, making it resistant to scratches and everyday wear. Laminate is a popular choice for homeowners who want the look of wood at a more affordable price.
The cost of new flooring depends on the material, the size of the space, and installation requirements. Options like carpet, laminate, and luxury vinyl tend to be more affordable, while hardwood is typically a higher investment.
Yes. Messner Flooring offers custom area rugs designed to fit your space, style, and flooring. Area rugs can add warmth, comfort, and visual interest while helping protect your floors. Custom options allow you to choose the size, material, and edge finish to match your home perfectly.
Replacing flooring throughout a home depends on the square footage, materials, and installation needs. Costs can vary widely based on the type of flooring and the complexity of the project.
Some of the most affordable flooring options include carpet, laminate, and sheet vinyl. These materials provide a balance of durability and value for homeowners working within a budget.
