If you’re ready to finally replace your old, worn out carpet, choosing the right type of flooring can be overwhelming. With so many options available, it can be hard to determine which type of flooring will work best for your budget and your home. From carpet to hardwood and everything in between, this short guide will help you choose the best type of flooring for your budget. Carpet Carpet is one of the most flexible options budget-wise, running from a few hundred pounds into tens of thousands. However, it’s worth considering its upkeep and the likelihood of having to replace it if it gets da ..read more

A wooden floor is a financial investment, and – as such – you will want to maintain it and keep it looking beautiful for years to come. Read on for some basic tips as to how to look after your shiny new oak floor. Sweep it Never underestimate the importance of general day-to-day cleaning. A daily sweep will ensure that any particles or grit that could damage the finish of your flooring will be swiftly removed while also preventing unsightly build-up. When cleaning your floor, always check that your chosen cleaning product is suitable for the finish you have opted for. Keep it clean To refresh ..read more

Keeping your floor looking its best takes some extra effort, but with the right information, it doesn’t have to be a chore. We’ll discuss the importance of floor care and cleaning, as well as helpful tips to get the best performance out of your new flooring. Pet Care When you have pets, your floors go through a lot more wear and tear than they would otherwise. When choosing pet-friendly flooring, look for something scratch-resistant that is easy to vacuum or clean up any accidents and pet hair. Hardwood floors are not ideal for pet owners as they are prone to scratches, but if you must have th ..read more

If you are a pet owner, you know how important it is to not only keep your pets safe and healthy, but also to make sure that your home looks beautiful and inviting. To achieve both goals, the type of flooring you choose plays an important role. In this blog post, we’ll look at the different types of flooring available and how well each one can work with your pets. Wood Flooring Wood flooring can be a great option if you have pets. Wood flooring is durable and very easy to clean. Any scratches that might appear on your wood flooring are quite easy to hide due to the changes in the natural wood ..read more

The days are getting shorter and the nights colder, and with the cost-of-living crisis forcing many of us to delay switching on the central heating, it’s sensible to make sure your housed interiors are working to keep you warm. Certain types of flooring are warmer than others, so read on for some tips as to which flooring types are best to keep you cosy throughout those chilly winter months! Cork The structure of cork means that it actually stores pockets of warmth, meaning even without socks or slippers, it’s pleasant and warm to walk on and will help you save on those energy bills. Other ben ..read more