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Prefinished hardwood flooring is probably the toughest type out there, so what can be done if it suddenly—or less than suddenly—snaps?

Is your household ready for you to embark on your DIY vinyl flooring or hardwood flooring installation job? The right prepwork is imperative.

Hardwood flooring and engineered hardwood flooring can be forgiving, but you still need to plan ahead for the best installation results.

If you can’t afford solid hardwood flooring or engineered hardwood flooring, does that mean you’re stuck with poor-quality products? Not necessarily! Here are the best types of flooring for budget-savvy shoppers.

Old or poorly maintained hardwood flooring can be a target for pest activity. Learn a few common signs of it from E Hardwoods, where you can buy hardwood flooring online.

Both solid hardwood flooring and vinyl flooring have their benefits, but what one will best suit your home? An online flooring store weighs in.

Does your fixer-upper need the class of hardwood flooring or the versatility of vinyl flooring? We’ve got recommendations here.

Solid hardwood flooring from Somerset is an amazing choice for a variety of projects. Check out exactly why!

You don’t need to settle. Vinyl flooring, solid hardwood flooring, and more bring all the style and strength you need to the table.

Learn about what flooring brands have made commitments to environmental sustainability, from Mannington engineered hardwood to urban floor hardwood flooring to Kährs engineered hardwood.

Engineered hardwood flooring? Waterproof wood-look flooring? What is the best flooring for the homeowner who is looking for an investment?

Vinyl flooring and other types of waterproof flooring render themselves top choices for houses with humidity problems.