Hardwood Flooring in Coral Springs, FL

Why You Should Consider Hardwood Flooring

Hardwood flooring is an excellent floor covering for every type of home! It’s long-lasting and durable, plus it even comes in waterproof and water-resistant options. And with both solid wood and engineered hardwood floors on the market, it can fit into different new floor budgets. 

If you’re not looking to spend a lot of time on your floor’s upkeep, you’ll be happy to know that cleaning your hardwood floor mainly consists of regular sweeping or vacuuming. And if it does need some maintenance over the years, solid hardwood can be sanded and refinished several times. Engineered hardwood can also usually be sanded and refinished one time.

Visit Coral Springs Dolphin Carpet’s showroom to find the right hardwood floor for your style and budget!

Hardwood Floors in Your Home

Classic and elegant hardwood floors add a statement to living rooms, dining rooms, and bedrooms alike. From an intricate herringbone pattern to rustic wide planks, there’s a hardwood look that will be perfect for your home, no matter your current décor. An area rug can add a pop of color and additional protection as well. 

With our professional hardwood flooring installation, you can enjoy your new floors without the hassle. Dolphin Carpet in Coral Springs, FL also has many flooring brands to choose from, including Mohawk, Cali Bamboo, Dolphin, and others. 

Hardwood Flooring Styles & Looks

Hardwood floors come in many different wood species and colors, including oak, maple, hickory, and cherry—from pale to dark wood and everything in between. There are also different textures and knotty designs that practically make each plank a unique work of art!

Solid wood is just that, a solid piece of wood, while engineered hardwood is a little more complicated. That style of hardwood flooring is made from a thin layer of hardwood attached to high-quality plywood. It offers the same type of look at a bit of a lower price tag. And while solid hardwood can be sanded and refinished multiple times, engineered hardwood can typically only be sanded and refinished once.