Prenger Floor Covering LLC

Why work with our pro floor finishing team? As attractive, durable and long lasting as they are, epoxy coatings perform best when they’re carefully applied, properly cured and expertly finished.

The vinyl in vinyl floors is actually polyvinyl chloride, or PVC, the same plastic material used to make durable pipes and other products. The shell of the floor is made out of hard PVC, then plasticizers are added to make the softer foam in the middle.

Hardwood flooring doesn't have some of the problems with VOCs (Volatile Organic Compounds) as other building materials do. That's because it's made of natural wood. If you're concerned about indoor air quality, pay attention to the wood products and paints you use, and consider hardwood for your floors and built-ins.

Delaminating is a term used to describe floor coatings that are peeling away from the floor itself. This is quite common with options such as epoxy, but it is much less likely with polyaspartics because they absorb into the concrete itself.

It’s important to remember that the availability of tile flooring can change over time. Many people choose to purchase an extra box or two of their tiles so that they won’t have to waste time searching for a replacement when one of their tiles breaks.

If there are people who suffer from allergies in your home, then marble flooring makes a good option. Unlike carpet and other flooring options, the marble rock does not hold or retain any allergens, resulting in much clearer air.

Did you know that hardwood floor designer James Beckwith designed a floor that actually looks like a giant puzzle? This uniquely artistic hardwood floor, called the Enigma Hardwood puzzle piece floor, comes in 16 different options and 6 unique stains.

If you prefer the look of wider plank hardwood floors, you're not alone. Widths of three-and-a half inches or even wider have become popular in recent years. This style of flooring can look dramatic in a large room, and can often showcase the unique beauty of hardwood.

In order to provide moisture and noise control, an underlayment is required for laminate flooring.

Unfortunately, many homeowners are forced to constantly kick up the heat when a cold winter seems to stretch on endlessly. While we can’t do anything about how long the weather stays nasty, our radiant floors can help you save on your monthly heating expenses.