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two ways.
Shop by the brand you trust, or by the kind of floor you need. New to flooring? Tap the i on any type for a plain-English rundown — or jump to the full comparison below.
The names we carry
Authorized dealer — buying through us keeps every factory warranty intact.
What kind of floor?
Tap a tile to see the styles, or the i to learn what each type is and where it works best.
Hardwood
Solid & engineered wood
Hardwood
Real wood in two builds. Solid is one piece of wood top to bottom; engineered is a real-wood veneer over cross-layered plywood for stability.
Benefits
- Genuine wood look and feel
- Solid can be refinished many times; engineered 1–3 times
- Adds the most resale value
- Engineered handles basements & concrete slabs
Good to know: Not for standing water. Solid can’t go below grade.
Browse HardwoodLuxury Vinyl
Waterproof LVP & LVT
Luxury Vinyl
Fully synthetic PVC plank (LVP) with a photo-realistic wood or stone layer and a tough wear layer. Rigid-core versions are the most popular floor we sell.
Benefits
- 100% waterproof through the core
- Handles pets, kids and heavy traffic
- Softer and quieter underfoot
- Lowest maintenance, great value
Good to know: Won’t add resale value the way real wood does.
Browse Luxury VinylTile & Stone
Porcelain, ceramic, stone
Tile & Stone
Fired porcelain or ceramic, or natural stone. The hardest, most water-immune surface there is — and the one where install quality matters most.
Benefits
- Truly waterproof — showers, wet areas
- Extremely durable and scratch-proof
- Works with in-floor heating
- Endless looks, including wood-look plank tile
Good to know: Hard and cold underfoot; grout needs occasional care.
Browse TileCarpet
Plush, textured, patterned
Carpet
Woven or tufted fiber over a cushioned pad. The warmest, quietest floor, with modern stain-resistant fibers that handle real family life.
Benefits
- Warm and soft underfoot
- Best sound absorption
- Safest for stairs and kids’ rooms
- Huge range of colors and textures
Good to know: Shows wear in high-traffic lanes; not for wet areas.
Browse CarpetLaminate
High-traffic value
Laminate
A high-density fiberboard core under a photographic wood-look layer and a hard melamine wear layer. Man-made, scratch-tough, budget-friendly.
Benefits
- Very scratch- and wear-resistant
- Costs far less than real wood
- Realistic embossed wood textures
- Fast, clean installation
Good to know: Fiberboard core swells with standing water unless waterproof-rated. Can’t be refinished.
Browse LaminateEpoxy
Garage, shop & commercial
Epoxy
A liquid resin coating poured over prepped concrete that cures into a seamless, rock-hard surface. Built for spaces that take abuse.
Benefits
- Seamless and chemical-resistant
- Handles hot tires, oil, impact
- Easy to hose down and clean
- Solid, flake or metallic finishes
Good to know: For concrete only — garages, shops, commercial.
Browse EpoxyFlooring options side by side
There's no single best floor — only the best one for your room, your traffic and your budget.
| Hardwood | Luxury Vinyl | Tile & Stone | Laminate | Carpet | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Water resistance | Water-resistant | 100% waterproof | Fully waterproof | Water-resistant* | Not water-safe |
| Best rooms | Living, bedrooms | Whole home, baths | Baths, entries | Playrooms, rentals | Bedrooms, stairs |
| Durability | High | Very high | Highest | High | Medium |
| Can refinish? | Yes | No | N/A | No | No |
| Underfoot | Solid, warm | Soft, quiet | Hard, cool | Firm | Softest |
| Resale value | Highest | Moderate | High | Lower | Lower |
| Relative cost | $$$ | $$ | $$–$$$ | $ | $–$$ |
* Many laminates are water-resistant; some are fully waterproof. Ask us which product fits your room.