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From Grant Park bungalows to Alpharetta new builds, We've Got Atlanta Covered.
Atlanta Homes Deserve Beautiful Floors
Atlanta housing spans a century in a short drive. Craftsman cottages in Inman Park, brick ranches from the fifties around Tucker, and big two-story homes built in the nineties out past the Chattahoochee each need something different underfoot. Here is what we install across the city.
Oak and Pine for Intown Houses
Many older homes near Piedmont Park and in Virginia-Highland were built with wood floors, and replacement boards should look like they were always there. We bring solid and engineered hardwood that suits Atlanta crawl spaces as well as newer slab construction.
Soft Carpet for Upstairs Rooms
Bedrooms, playrooms and the stairs in suburban Atlanta two-stories still call for carpet. Our stain-resistant styles keep their spring underfoot, quiet footsteps overhead and make the room over the garage feel warmer in January.
Luxury Vinyl Plank for Any Room
Luxury vinyl plank is the practical pick for Atlanta basements, kitchens and homes with big dogs. The core does not swell when water sits on it, the surface carries a real grain texture, and it handles the clay and grit that come in from the yard after a storm.
Laminate for Busy Households
When a starter home in East Point or a rental near Emory needs a clean, convincing wood look on a tighter budget, laminate does the job. Its hard top layer resists scuffs from shoes, chair legs and toy trucks in rooms that never get a day off.
Porcelain and Ceramic Tile
Kitchens, bathrooms and the laundry room are where tile pays for itself. It shrugs off wet towels, muddy paws coming back from the BeltLine and the occasional overflowing washer, and it stays cool on an August afternoon in Atlanta.