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November 18, 2020

Since bathrooms are subject to humidity, water leaks, and daily splish-splashing, selecting the right flooring can be tricky. To avoid moisture damage and mold, you'll want to choose something that's at least water-resistant, if not completely waterproof. If you're wondering how to choose the best flooring for your bathroom, Floor Factors has you covered. Find tips, guidance, and expert recommendations below. Which Type of Flooring Is Best for Bathrooms? [caption id="attachment_8816" align="alignright" width="300"] Vinyl Plank Flooring[/caption] The best floor-covering options for bathrooms are vinyl,...

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6 Popular Laminate Flooring Trends We Love in 2021

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Laminate Flooring, Residential Flooring

November 16, 2020

[caption id="attachment_8809" align="alignright" width="300"] Herringbone Plank Flooring[/caption] Header image courtesy of Watermark Designs Laminate isn't what it used to be. While it was previously known strictly as a type of sheet flooring, the synthetic material is now available in planks and tiles that look nearly identical to hardwood, stone, and other natural floor-covering products. Since laminate is one of the most affordable flooring options, this opens up the doors to a plethora of design opportunities for many homeowners. With endless possibilities within your...

What Should You Know About Your Subfloor Before Choosing New Flooring?

by Floor Factors

Residential Flooring

November 13, 2020

Thinking about your subfloor might not be the most exciting part of getting new floors. However, it's a crucial factor that can impact moisture resistance, longevity, and insulation, as well as the installation process. A subfloor is the structural layer hidden underneath a floor-covering material. If your Portland home is an early-20th-century Craftsman bungalow, Foursquare, or Mission-style house, it might still have original subfloors, likely made of fir or pine. On the other hand, if you live in a modern townhouse,...

6 Top Flooring Trends in 2021

by Floor Factors

Remodeling, Residential Flooring

October 20, 2020

Interior design is an art, and like other forms of expression, styles change over time. As tastes evolve and new techniques come available, fresh flooring trends emerge — and sometimes, old styles resurface. Our Portland flooring company shares everything you want to know about 2021 flooring material and design trends. What Is the Next Trend in Flooring? When it comes to the overall look of a home, floors hold a lot of weight. Vibrant hues and prints can make a statement, while...

4 Best DIY Flooring Materials for Home Remodels

by Floor Factors

Remodeling, Residential Flooring

October 13, 2020

DIY home renovations have become more and more popular for a variety of reasons. Whether it’s to save money or increase home value, homeowners are embracing doing it themselves. If you're thinking about getting new floors for your home and want to take the do-it-yourself route, you might be looking for some easy DIY flooring options. Our Portland flooring pros are here to give you a rundown of our top picks. What Type of Floor is Easiest to Install? If you're a...

6 Affordable Holiday Home Upgrades & Flooring Ideas

by Floor Factors

Remodeling, Residential Flooring

October 9, 2020

Hosting family and friends for the holidays? Want to spruce up your space to wow your guests? Not only do you have time to do it, your upgrades don’t have to cost a fortune! Our Portland flooring company compiled a list of simple, affordable options any homeowner can make happen.What’s more, you’ll still have time to trim the tree and deck the halls! Floor Factors’ Favorite Simple Holiday Home Upgrades You know the refreshed feeling you get after doing some spring cleaning?...

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5 Flooring Materials That Can Help Increase Portland Home Values

by Floor Factors

Flooring, Residential Flooring

December 31, 2019

Whether you recently moved into a new house in Portland, or are considering putting yours on the market, you might be wondering how to increase its value. Installing new flooring is one of your best bets. Not only will you get to enjoy high-quality floors while you live there, but it’s a great first step to making your home move-in ready, which many buyers want. If you decide to sell your property, updated flooring will give you an edge over other...

Is LVT Flooring the Right Choice for Your Kitchen or Bath Remodel?

by Floor Factors

Flooring, Luxury Vinyl Tile, Residential Flooring

December 23, 2019

Kitchens and bathrooms are usually the first to be renovated after homes are sold. We spend a substantial amount of time in these spaces, and they’re the rooms buyers tend to care about most. Though cabinets, countertops, and wall paint go a long way, new flooring is usually at the top of the list for remodeling kitchens and bathrooms. When it comes to floor covering materials, you’ve got lots of options. Laminate, stone, porcelain, and ceramic have been go-to’s for decades,...

5 Things to Consider Prior To Hiring a Portland Flooring Contractor

by Floor Factors

Residential Flooring

October 18, 2019

1. Is your contractor licensed and bonded? If not, you could suffer greatly financially. If anything were to happen on the job-site regarding the safety and welfare of all the contractors’ employees, you personally would be responsible if anything were to happen to them physically, i.e. medical bills, time-loss wages, etc… Floor Factors is licensed and bonded in both Oregon and Washington, so there should be no concern about the legitimacy of your flooring installers. 2. Does your flooring installer provide an...

Residential Flooring

4 Best Bathroom Flooring Options

6 Popular Laminate Flooring Trends We Love in 2021

What Should You Know About Your Subfloor Before Choosing New Flooring?

6 Top Flooring Trends in 2021

4 Best DIY Flooring Materials for Home Remodels

6 Affordable Holiday Home Upgrades & Flooring Ideas

5 Flooring Materials That Can Help Increase Portland Home Values

Is LVT Flooring the Right Choice for Your Kitchen or Bath Remodel?

5 Things to Consider Prior To Hiring a Portland Flooring Contractor

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