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Dayton Homes Deserve Beautiful Floors
Dayton housing runs from Victorian brick near downtown to postwar ranches in Kettering and new subdivisions out past Centerville. Each one wants a different floor. Here is what Dayton homeowners tend to weigh when a room has to cope with mud season, a finished basement and kids coming in from the yard.
Hardwood for Older Dayton Houses
The oak strip floors in Dayton View and Oakwood set the standard for what a wood floor ought to look like. We carry solid and engineered planks that suit those older rooms and stay stable through the dry furnace months and the damp spring that follows.
Soft Carpet for Quiet Rooms
Bedrooms and a finished lower level are still carpet territory for a lot of Dayton households, especially when winter floors run cold. Our stain-resistant styles feel good underfoot and recover from pets, toys and a steady stream of socks.
Luxury Vinyl Plank for Busy Floors
Vinyl plank with a waterproof core makes sense in the rooms Dayton families use hardest: the kitchen, the mudroom and the basement rec room. It carries a believable wood grain and shrugs off melted snow, spilled juice and the odd sump pump scare.
Laminate With a Harder Surface
For a Dayton rental, a starter home near the university or a long upstairs hall, laminate gives a convincing wood or stone face on a budget. The top layer resists scratches from dog claws and dining chairs better than people expect.
Tile for Entries and Laundry Rooms
Porcelain and ceramic belong where boots, wet towels and a leaking washer are routine. A tiled back entry in a Dayton split-level takes February slush in stride, mops up in a minute and keeps its color for years of hard use.