C.Dalton Flooring

Now, more than ever, homeowners are returning to the timeless beauty of real hardwood floors. For 2011 hardwood flooring trends include wider planks with deeper richer colors. Hardwood floors have a comforting, solid sound that most laminates can't equal, and they can be refinished over and over again, creating a floor that can last for decades. Installation of hardwood floors is an investment in your home so ensure you hire professionals that appreciate hardwood and have the skills to lay it properly.

The biggest advantage of engineered flooring is that it can be installed where traditional wood floors cannot typically be installed. Engineered wood floors are generally more resistant to damage caused by moisture and water, and can be easily installed over any sub-surface (including: cement, vinyl and existing wood floors). Engineered wood products are comprised of several layers of wood that are glued together, then topped with a finished veneer. Though engineered flooring can be used just about anywhere in your home, its incredible durability and flexibility makes it ideal for installing over slab foundation where traditional wood flooring cannot be used.

Surface preparation is considered to be the most important step of any quality flooring installation. Improper surface preparation can lead to premature flooring failure and the loss of any existing warranties provided by the manufacturer. C.Dalton flooring follows all manufactures installation guidelines to ensure you, the customer will receive any implied warranties provided by the flooring manufacturer. C.Dalton flooring uses a dustless grinding system. By mechanically removing any surface contaminates or debris while retrieving them safely in a dustless containment system.