If youre thinking of replacing the flooring in your home, then youre probably faced with a difficult decision.

Deciding whether your budget will cover laminate, wood or carpeting is only one decision. Homeowners must also choose the best flooring for durability, style and color.

For Tony Cruse, owner-operator of The Tile Company in Beaver Lake, the answer is simple: a quality tile that will endure many years to come.

Wood floors can get scratched and damaged from water. Carpet is easy to ruin and vinyl flooring tears and can also buckle, Cruse explained. Tile does add value to your home and really lasts forever. Its the grout that goes bad. Its important to get a stain-proof, crack-resistant grout, especially if youre using a light colored tile.

Cruse has been in the tiling business for 25 years. He is especially expert at installing custom-designed tile showers and flooring.

Decorating with tile is especially popular not only for interior flooring but outdoor kitchens, lounge areas, patios or decks. Tile is durable, but you need to choose a type that will endure the different elements. For outdoor use, I recommend thaw-proof porcelain tile, Cruse said.

Ceramic tile frost resistance or thaw-proof porcelain tile has the ability to withstand freeze/thaw conditions during the winter months with minimal effect. The frost resistance of ceramic tile is dependent on the tiles porosity and water absorption levels.

Porcelain, granite, slate, marble, travertine, limestone and quartzite are good options, depending on the climate in which a person is having it installed.

Whether its an interior or exterior installation Cruse said gray is one of the most popular color choices. Gray is big and so is white. Patterns are especially popular and herringbone patterns are very big, Cruse explained.

Cruse stressed the importance of choosing quality tile when doing a project. Dont go cheap on tile. Its usually uneven and doesnt look as nice when laid out. Fads are hard to replace, he said.

Although many people opt to install tile themselves, if they do not have an expertise in laying tile they need to hire a professional.

Its not as easy as it looks. Many people do it on their own, but dont understand the importance of keeping it level. Unlevel tile causes the grout to crack. Also using the proper grouting makes a big difference, Cruse said.

Poured showers can be especially challenging. They are hard work and, if not done right, can cause leaking later, which means it has to be torn out. Do not hire based on price. Paying cheap usually means the work you end up with will cost you more in the end when it has to be redone.

Cruse may be contacted through The Tile Company by emailing Crusetile@yahoo.com or calling 402.690.7153.

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One of the oldest flooring materials is still among the most desirable. Whether your style is classic, contemporary, or eclectic, a hardwood surface can complement your dcor and add value to your home. Durable, natural, and renewable, hardwood flooring is available in a variety of colors and grain patterns to suit your individual design and lifestyle needs.

Five hardwood species (oak, walnut, hickory, maple, and cherry) are among the most common choices for residential flooring and each has its own properties. But before you select a species, you should understand the pros and cons of both types of hardwood flooringsolid and engineeredand consider finishing options, too. Read on for everything you need to know so youll wind up with the finest flooring for you!

Traditional hardwood floors feature solid wood boards while engineered hardwood flooring offers the look of the real thing with increased application options at a slightly lower cost.

Solid hardwood flooring boards are milled from a single piece of wood, while engineered hardwood boards feature a multi-layer base topped with a layer of real hardwood. Prefinished solid red oak flooring runs about $5 per sq. ft., while engineered red oak flooring runs $1 to $2 less (the thicker the hardwood layer, the higher the cost). Price aside, consider the benefits and drawbacks of both.

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Solid hardwood flooring

can be refinished many times, and so has the potential to last for decades.is designed for installation over a wood subfloor, with each board positioned and individually nailed to the subfloor. Since it requires nailing, its not suitable for installation on a concrete substrate.is not recommended for below-grade installations, such as basements. The increased humidity and residual moisture below grade can lead solid hardwood to warp.can develop cupping if exposed to high humidity. Because each board is nailed on the edges, if the wood swells, the boards press on one another and they can push upward slightly at the seams, creating a cupped depression along the center of the board.can develop gaps if the wood contracts. If the moisture level in the wood was higher when it was installed, gaps between the seams can occur as the wood dries and shrinks. To prevent gaps, allow boards to acclimate to the room climate for at least two weeks before installation.

Engineered Hardwood Flooring

is made of multiple thin layers of compressed wood, resin, and polymers, and then topped with a layer of real hardwood.can be installed over a host of different flooring, including wood, tile, or linoleum as long as the existing floor is level, and can even be installed concrete. Instead of being nailed to the subfloor, engineered flooring planks are fitted and snapped together via grooves on the sides of the planks. A floating floor, its not physically attached to the floor beneath.can often be installed in basements. The resins and polymers in engineered flooring withstand higher humidity. Check the individual brands, however, because resistance to moisture can vary.can sometimes be refinished. A few manufacturers that use a thicker layer of surface hardwood claim that their product can be refinished once or twice. The majority of engineered hardwood flooring will not hold up to refinishing.will not cup or cause gaps between seams. An engineered floor is installed with an expansion space around its perimeter. Its less likely to swell or contract, but even if it does, the expansion space will accommodate the movement and the floor will remain flat and level.comes prefinished; once its installed, nothing more is required.

Until recently, solid hardwood flooring was installed unfinished, and then the installer would apply stain and a durable finish coat to protect the surface. Today, hardwood flooring is also available in a prefinished product, with stain and topcoat already in place.

Unfinished hardwood flooring

is the smoothest flooring option. Because its installed and then sanded, theres no board-height discrepancy.allows for custom colors. If you want a unique shade, install unfinished flooring and have the stain custom-mixed at a paint store.is more time-consuming to install. Since the floor is finished in phasesinstallation, sanding, staining, finishingit can take three or more days to complete.entails mess and potentially toxic fumes. Sanding an entire floor is a dusty prospect, and some stain and finish products produce disagreeable fumes that require ventilation during application.means lower material costs. On average, unfinished hardwood flooring runs about $1 per sq. ft. less than prefinished. For example, unfinished Red Oak flooring runs about $4 per sq. ft. while prefinished Red Oak runs about $5 per sq. ft.but higher installation costs. The extra labor required to stain and finish the floor makes unfinished hardwood more expensive when professionally installed. Depending on labor costs in your area, you may end up paying more for a flooring pro to install and finish the floor than you would to have a prefinished floor installed. A professional installer may stand behind defects in workmanship during the application and finishing process, but if you install the floor yourself, you wont have any recourse if the finish doesnt hold up to normal wear and tear.

Prefinished hardwood flooring

is available in a few dozen colors, but cannot be customized in your shade of choice.has higher initial material costs but lower installation costs than unfinished types of hardwood flooring. Since no staining and finishing are necessary, a professionally installed prefinished hardwood floor is often less expensive than a professionally installed unfinished hardwood floor. In the long run, youll probably pay less for a prefinished hardwood floor.has no exposure to dust or toxic fumes.comes with manufacturer warranties that often guarantee against defects in stain and finish coat.

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Now that you know the score on floors, you can begin to choose your species, based on color tones, wood grain patterns, and overall durability. The Janka Hardness Scale, named for Gabriel Janka, an Austrian researcher who developed the scale in 1906, is todays industry standard for determining wood hardness. The higher the rating number, the harder the woodand the more durable your floor.

Oak: This popular hardwood features two distinct types, both highly desirable for flooring options.

Red Oak: The most common hardwood flooring choice available today, it has a Janka rating of 1290 and is well suited for most flooring needs. Its warm tones range in color from creamy pink and golden red to rusty brown. It features graceful swirled grain patterns throughout and has a tendency to vary slightly in color and grain pattern from one board to the next. Red oak complements diverse dcor styles, including classic, rustic, contemporary, and country. White Oak: Chosen for its fine grain patterns and cool hues, white oak is harder than red oak, coming in at 1360 on the Janka scalemaking it a good choice for high traffic areas. White oak has gray undertones and no hint of red. Its grain and color vary only slightly, producing an overall floor effect of smooth elegance, which is suitable for many design styles.

Cherry: Prized for its warm brown hues and smooth grain pattern, cherry is slightly softer than some hardwoods, ranking 950 on the Janka scaleso best for lower-traffic spots, such as bedrooms and formal dining rooms. Cherry has a tendency to darken slightly over time, especially if exposed to bright sunlight. For optimal visual impact, consider installing wide flooring planksup to 8 inchesto showcase this hardwoods beautiful grain pattern.

Walnut: Its deep, rich, chocolate tones and large straight grain patterns make walnut a top choice for drama and sophistication. With a Janka rating of 1010, Walnut is suitable for medium-to-light traffic, but may show wear in high-traffic areas after a few years. Color variations from board to board are slight, giving walnut floors a smooth, consistent look.

Hickory: With a Janka rating of 1820, hickory is very durable, ideal for high-traffic zonesin fact, it was once a top choice for school gymnasium floors. Hickory features mocha-tones, ranging from creamy beige with a hint of red to warm brown with dark brown streaks. With large knots and color that can vary substantially from board to board, hickory is well suited to rustic and country style.

Maple: Another highly durable choice, maple ranks 1450 on the Janka scale and is suitable for most rooms. Its a fairly light-colored wood, with hues that include light cream, beige, and tan, and it often features a slight reddish tint. Maple has a fine grain pattern, with occasional dark streaks and specks that add visual interest to the wood. This hardwood complements many styles, including contemporary, transitional, and eclectic.

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Glassboro, NJ, August 10, 2017-INSTALL, the International Standards and Training Alliance works with mills, has added six new members, toward its effort to combat the labor shortage through the cultivation of industry partnerships.

The highest level of certification within the INSTALL program is to attain INSTALL Warranty Contractor (IWC) status. Each of these contractors must be nominated and complete a rigorous review to achieve this status. Four new companies now carry the INSTALL Warranty on Labor which provides an additional, extended, free, non-proprietary and third-party installation warranty of $25,000 and two years: United Installation Services, located in Plymouth, Minnesota; St. Paul Linoleum & Carpet Co. of Eagan, Minnesota; CFS Interiors & Flooring of Eagan, Minnesota; and William Reichenbach Co. of Okemos, Michigan.

Since the inception of the INSTALL Warranty Program in June 2013, INSTALL has underwritten approximately $250 million in flooring installations without a single claim filed, making an IWC the go-to choice for commercial flooring projects. Each IWC maintains the integrity of every design because of superior training and certification.

Alliance partners participate in ongoing curriculum reviews and work with INSTALL instructors to revise and refine the curriculum to meet manufacturer standards. INSTALL is currently partnered with more than 100 major mills and manufacturers.

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Itumeleng Letoane in the computer room in which he installed flooring at Sparrow FET College.

Itumeleng Letoane has come a long way since he was a student at Sparrow FET College in Sophiatown.

The former student continues to climb the entrepreneurial ladder of success with the opportunities he has been given. The former security guard pursued other opportunities after being in his profession for eight years. He then decided to search for institutions which offered learnerships he could qualify for.

Itumeleng Letoane sits in front of the classroom where he completed his course.

Letoane said when he initially decided to apply at the college, he knew nothing about floor laying until he did research on the course and industry. His passion for flooring was ignited from there onwards.

In 2015 he completed a one-year course in Installation of Floor Coverings at the college and also graduated in the same year.

The course was divided into six months of theory, then six months of practical work. This course has opened a number of doors I now have my own business, said Letoane.

The colleges operations manager Melanie Malema was my first mentor and gave me my first job to install flooring at a childrens home. She is the one who believed in me throughout the process.

Sparrow Schools general manger Jackie Gallagher and Itumeleng Letoane at Sparrow Schools head office.

He added that all the opportunities and the support of staff members at the college were made possible through his mentor.

Since the beginning of his journey, hes completed a number of projects around Johannesburg. Letoanes most notable project was the opportunity to install flooring at the college and at Sparrow Schools head office.

I installed laminated wood in the staff rooms at the college and at the head office. I also installed flooring in some of the classrooms, said Letoane.

Sparrow Schools general manager, Jackie Gallagher said she has been mentoring Itumeleng since he started growing his business.

Hes got commitment, passion and drive. When he is mentored, he takes what you say seriously and puts it into practice. We all want him to succeed and be successful.

The talented floor layer encourages readers to support students like himself and give them an opportunity to grow.

Beautifully installed flooring in staff rooms.

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Match wall colour to furnishings

I have had white and beige walls for a long time. I would like to try more colour, but I am not sure how. Any advice?

The first thing to do is not to use a paint chart immediately.

Ask yourself if you are keeping any existing furniture or curtains. The colour you select has to be viewed against the pieces you are retaining.

If you want a total revamp, start with what inspires you and look for images - not just of interiors, but also those that evoke a certain mood or ambience. Use these images as the base for a mood board and add the other elements of the room: furniture, lights, soft furnishings, art and accessories.

Also, consider your floor colour as it is the second largest surface to the walls. Wood or wood-look floors have a shade, whether it is yellowish in bamboo, grey in limed or distressed wood or reddish in teak parquet.

Certain colours are associated with particular moods. Hues commonly found in nature, such as blues and greens, are calming and suitable for most rooms, while yellow and orange are energetic and a good option for the kitchen.

Then arm yourself with a paint chart and pick a few suitable colours.

Buy a sample portion of paint because a paint chart will not give you a good idea of how a whole wall will look. Instead of painting on the wall, paint an A4-size cardboard and hold it up against the wall. This lets you try out hues without the hassle of covering them up later. Make sure you look at the colours in daylight and under lighting.

What can I do if I want to change my flooring to carpet? Do I have to remove what is underneath?

Wall-to-wall carpeting is not common in Singapore homes, says Mr Melvyn Khong of The Rug Maker.

When it is done, it is usually in home theatres for its sound insulation properties. In this case, an underlay is a must.

He recommends removing the parquet, laminate or tiles first. But this can be a costly procedure, so carpet can also be installed over an existing floor with or without an underlay.

"However, when this is done, you would most likely have to shave your doors to ensure you have the space to open them.

"If you glue down carpets that are 4mm to 6mm thick, you should not face any problems with the door. But such carpets are usually for commercial spaces and provide little comfort for the feet," he says.

Also, expect some damage to the existing floor, regardless of the installation method.

Proper installation is the key to carpeting that keeps its shape over the years. There are two methods: Underlay with gripper rods and the glue-down technique.

One of the steps in the first method is to stretch and cut the carpet to fit the room. "You will need to stretch the carpet to a good tension to prevent any warping over time with foot traffic. If the carpet is not stretched well, the edges may flip up," he says.

With the second method, the floor has to be clean and relatively dust-free before the glue is applied to the entire area. "This is to ensure that the carpet does not warp and form bubbles over time."

I am renovating my Housing Board flat and plan to install a rainshower. But I am worried the water pressure will not be strong enough. What do you suggest?

Start by engaging a certified plumber to measure the water pressure in each bathroom. Wear and tear, air locked in pipes, choking and a malfunctioning booster pump all affect water pressure.

The responsibility of maintaining water pipes leading to a unit is divided among the town council, national water agency PUB and the flat owner. Go to http://www.tinyurl.com/ HDBpipes for details.

A spokesman for luxury sanitary fittings maker Hansgrohe says: "The optimal water pressure differs for different shower products, so it is important to share information about your site condition so the sales representativescan advise accordingly. As a guide, it is not recommended to install shower products with large shower faces or multiple functions for sites with weaker water pressure."

The type of water heater installed also plays a part, as handshowers that require high water pressure are not suitable for instant water heaters. For gas heaters, it is best you seek the advice of the supplier on the flow rate of the heater to determine which shower head to pick.

The parquet flooring in my bedroom is old and some strips have started coming loose due to water damage. Can I just glue them back or will they come loose again?

According to Mr Kelvin Tan of Maywell Lifestyles, which makes products from natural wood, properly maintained parquet floors can last up to 50 years.

Parquet strips are laid in the tongue-and-groove method, which means one links to the next.

"If one strip comes out, the rest will follow," says Mr Tan, who has more than 20 years' experience working in wood repairs and restoration.

The most common reason for popping parquet is water damage. The majority of such instances occur just outside the master bathroom entrance.

Mr Tan puts it down to the accumulative effect of post-shower wet feet. "When I look below the loose parquet, I usually find rotting plywood, which is the base layer parquet is installed on."

Most contractors prefer to remove the entire flooring and install new parquet, which can be costly.

If the damage is limited to a small area - of about 3 sq ft - Mr Tan prefers to saw off the damaged pieces and plywood and replace the subfloor with marine plywood.

Though marine ply is the most expensive, it resists rotting, warping and shrinking, and repels moisture.

To ensure colour and grain matching, he reuses the old parquet and refinishes the floor.

Home & Decor and experts in renovation and home decoration answer queries from readers in this series. These questions first appeared in the August issue of Home & Decor, published by SPH Magazines.

Have a decorating or home renovation issue? Write to Experts Say, Home & Decor, Level 7 Media Centre, 82 Genting Lane, Singapore 349567 or e-mail maghomedecor@sph.com.sg. Photos and layouts are non-returnable.

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We do repair or replace flooring, such as carpet, tile, hardwood, and linoleum. We provide top-quality, fast and affordable services.Hello! This is Joe Trujillo, owner of Floors Fixed. I have been in the flooring industry since 1983. During those years, I have devoted my career to learning as much as possible about the flooring industry, from product knowledge to installation.I began my career in the flooring industry as a helper, and worked alongside some of the most experienced installers in the business. They recognized my ambition and determination, and took me under their wing. They taught me everything I know about installation, including tricks of the trade not commonly known, and a strong work ethic, which has enabled me to succeed and establish an outstanding reputation in the industry.In addition to my installation experience, I have committed myself to learning as much as I could about flooring products, which include carpet, lino, laminates, VCT, hardwood, ceramic tile, and natural stone.At Floors Fixed, our goal is to become a lifelong provider of solution to your flooring needs.Our commitment to our customers is the key to our success. We realize our satisfied customers will return, and can confidently recommend us to their clients, friends and family, hence, our motto of bringing peace of mind to your flooring needs.I am confident that given the opportunity to meet your flooring needs, you will also become a lifelong valued customer and friend. I look forward to meeting you. Feel free to call me. Thanks.Joe

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The One Floors specializes in all things related to flooring in Spring, TX. They know that the floor has the power to either make the room look amazing or feel dreadful so they provide their clients with the latest flooring technology which includes Columbia Floorings new Superior Shield to protect against stains, germs, dirt, and grime.

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Salt Lake City, Utah - House flooring is a most critical part of a residential or commercial space, and requires not only good judgment and choice but excellent craftsmanship and expertise to carry out installation and set up. Euro Hardwood Flooring knows the rigor of getting a floor done from installation work to repairs, and is today a sought after floors service and contractor in Utah.

When it comes to home improvement, getting the floor done is often the most perplexing decision a home owner will ever make, given the wide range of choices, materials and styles on offer. To begin with, it has to be unique, and done with precision. Both the choice of flooring and hiring a good flooring contractor is thus paramount.

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