Now Offering Flooring: Complete Your Home from the Ground Up

When it comes to home upgrades, flooring has a direct impact on the overall space. It sets the tone for the entire room, affects long-term durability, and ultimately influences how a finished project comes together.

For contractors, it’s not just about appearance, it’s about performance, consistency, and making sure what goes in today still holds up years down the line. The same considerations apply for homeowners taking on their own projects. The right flooring can elevate a space, while the wrong choice can lead to unnecessary setbacks and frustration.

That’s exactly why we’re expanding our product offerings to include flooring.

A Practical Approach to Home Flooring Solutions

This expansion isn’t about adding more options for the sake of it. It’s about offering flooring that aligns with how projects come together, whether it’s a full renovation, a multi-room install, or a focused update.

Every project comes with its own variables. Timelines can shift, subfloor conditions vary, and different spaces require different levels of durability. Flooring needs to perform across all these factors, not just look good on day one.

With that in mind, the focus is on materials that are dependable, consistent, and easy to work with across a range of applications. The goal is simple: support efficient installs while delivering results that hold up over time.

Built for Performance and Professional Flooring Installation

The current lineup centers around rigid SPC (Stone Plastic Composite) luxury vinyl flooring, a category that continues to gain traction for its durability and versatility.

SPC flooring is designed to handle the kinds of conditions that are common in both residential and light commercial spaces. Its rigid core provides stability, while its waterproof construction makes it well-suited for areas like kitchens, entryways, and basements where moisture and traffic are part of everyday use.

Each plank is built with a 4mm SPC core and a 20mil wear layer, offering a balance of strength and long-term performance. An attached underlayment adds another layer of practicality, helping streamline installation while also improving comfort and sound absorption underfoot.

From an installation standpoint, materials like these are made to be consistent and efficient to work with. So, no matter if you’re installing across multiple rooms or working within a tighter timeline, having flooring that performs predictably can make a noticeable difference.

Exploring New Flooring Options for Modern Projects

Performance is only part of the equation. Flooring is a big component in the overall design of a space, which is why the current collection focuses on versatile, adaptable finishes.

The lineup includes light gray oak tones that help brighten and open up a room, warmer gray-brown blends that add depth and balance, and deeper finishes that create contrast and definition. There are also neutral, greige-inspired options that sit comfortably between warm and cool tones, making them easier to coordinate with a variety of styles and finishes.

These options work across different types of projects, from modern builds to more traditional or transitional spaces. Instead of being tied to short-term trends, they offer a level of flexibility that makes them easier to carry throughout an entire home or across multiple rooms.

For both contractors and homeowners, that flexibility helps simplify decision-making while still allowing for a cohesive, intentional result.

One Source for Doors and Flooring

Expanding into flooring also creates a more streamlined approach to sourcing materials. By offering both doors and flooring, it becomes easier to align key elements across a project without juggling multiple suppliers.

This can simplify planning, reduce back-and-forth during ordering, and help keep timelines on track, especially on larger projects where multiple finishes need to come together. It also supports a more cohesive end result. When flooring, doors, and trim are considered as part of the same overall design, the finished space tends to feel more connected and complete.

Looking Ahead

This is just the beginning of our expanded flooring offerings, and we’re focused on continuing to build out a lineup that meets the needs of contractors and homeowners alike. As this category grows, our approach will stay the same: practical, reliable products that are built to perform and made to work in real spaces, not just on paper.

Whether you’re planning a full renovation, working on a client project, or tackling an update in your own home, now is a great time to take a closer look at what’s available.

Below are various types of luxury vinyl flooring we offer:

• Mandan #2024-A Mid-Tone Gray Oak Luxury Vinyl SPC Flooring
• Larimore #2046-A - Brown Oak Luxury Vinyl SPC Flooring
• Minot #2023 - A - Gray-Washed Oak Luxury Vinyl SPC Flooring
• Casselton #2036-A - Gray and Brown Blended Oak Luxury Vinyl SPC Flooring
• Mapleton #2028-B Light Gray Oak Luxury Vinyl SPC Flooring

Explore our new flooring collection or connect with our team to find the right solution for your next project.