Many people from other parts of the United States are familiar with solid hardwood flooring. However in Northern Arizona, and many other western states, Engineered wood flooring is the more appropriate plank construction. Engineered wood flooring is constructed in a way that performs optimally in our climate. As the home environment experiences humidity swings, all wood, especially your wood floor, expands and contracts. As we experience prolonged periods of low humidity, the wood dries out causing almost unnoticeable shrinking. Then when we experience heavy rains the wood acts like a sponge and absorbs mass amounts of moisture causing an expansion of the wood flooring over an extended horizontal surface. Too great of contractions and you experience gapping in-between planks. Too much expansion and your floor can run out of room to expand at the walls and start to rise like a speed bump. These expansions and contractions are effectively reduced substantially by the use of engineered layering of the wood plank composition. We'll tell you and show you more about this when you visit our showroom and we'll explore all the styles and colors that will change your home forever.
We service the areas of Cottonwood, Sedona, Jerome, Clarkdale, Cornville, Village of Oak Creek and Verde Valley, and we would love the opportunity to serve you as well.