FLOORING

If you are interested on installing new Hardwood Floors we can do it for you. One of the most popular flooring choices for homes. Hardwood flooring can add warmth, value, and style to any room in your home. Hardwood flooring is durable and available in engineered and solid options, as well as a variety of colors. The type of install method you choose will depend on your subfloor, and the type of wood flooring you select.

• Solid Hardwood Floor Installation:  Is typically nailed down during installation, this type of floor is good to be installed in areas where the subfloor is plywood, is not recommended to be installed over concrete.

• Engineered Hardwood Floor Installation: While tongue and groove engineered flooring is usually clicked together(also known as click-lock floors) it can also be glued down. It can be installed on any level of your house over all kind of subfloors.

 Laminate floor is a synthetic product that simulates the look of real hardwood. It’s authentic wood floor appearance makes it popular between homeowners who likes the hardwood style floors. Laminate floors usually are less expensive than solid hardwood floors. There are some types of laminate floors which have water-resistant properties, but these doesn’t mean they are waterproof, since they will become seriously damaged if water sits on them for long periods of time.

  If you are looking to install ceramic tile/porcelain tile or a backsplash call the expert hands of Monticello Construction.

When thinking about Installing Ceramic/Porcelain Tile Comes questions like, what is the difference between each other?

• Ceramic Tile : Not to be used for outdoors, softer than porcelain, cheaper than porcelain, absorbs more water so it can allow water to go easier underneath it.
• Porcelain Tile : More suitable to be used outdoors, more denser and durable than ceramic tile, absorbs less water, so it's a great choice for bathrooms and high traffic areas.

The type of Carpet you pick varies depending on the Pattern, Texture/Twist and Loop(Berber) Carpet. 

The First Thing To Do when shopping a Carpet will be selecting the fiber that best fits for you.

• Nylon: is the best type of fiber in terms of durability, resilience and it will be easy maintenance. great for high traffic areas.
• Triexta: it has great anti-stain properties, resilience.
• Polyester (Also Known As PET): stain resistant, very soft but luxurious underfoot.
• Olefin (Polypropylene): attractive, cheap fiber, but with a great resistant to fading.

How to tell when is a Good Quality Carpet?

• Bend the carpet backward, if you can the backing easily, then it's a low density carpet. (Meaning is a Lower Quality of Carpet)
• 34-40 oz Face Weight (Number of oz. of Fiber/Sq.Yd.)
• Tuft Twist of 5 or more (The # of times Tufts are Twisted Together in a 1" Length). 
• Density Rating of 2000 or more
• The Type of Construction (BCF or Staple Fiber Construction)
• A Minimum 10 year Texture Retention

So always keep an eye on Stain Resistance, Wear Resistance & Moisture Resistance.

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