Engineered wood flooring offers the genuine look and feel of hardwood, cleverly constructed for superior stability. It features a top layer of premium hardwood bonded to a core made of multiple layers of plywood or high-density fiberboard (HDF). This multi-layer construction minimizes expansion and contraction caused by changes in humidity, making engineered hardwood flooring a versatile option for installation in various areas of your home, including basements and areas with radiant heat. Engineered wood planks come in wider widths than their solid wood counterparts and often feature a click-and-lock installation system for DIY-friendly projects.

Unparalleled beauty and style: Hardwood floors bring a timeless elegance and raise the perceived value of your home. With an abundance of species, finishes, and plank widths, you can easily achieve the perfect design statement.
Long-lasting durability: Hardwood flooring, especially solid wood, offers superb durability. With proper care and the option of refinishing, wood floors can easily last generations, maintaining their beauty for many decades.
Improved indoor air quality: Unlike carpets, hardwood floors don't trap dust, allergens, and other pollutants, making these floors ideal for those with allergies or sensitivities.
Ease of cleaning: A simple routine of regular sweeping and occasional damp mopping keeps hardwood flooring looking its best without the need for harsh cleaning chemicals.
Excellent return on investment: Hardwood flooring consistently ranks as a desirable feature for homebuyers, potentially increasing your home's resale value.

Choosing The Right Hardwood Floor For Your Home

At Adair Carpet & Flooring, we proudly offer an exceptional selection of hardwood flooring to suit your taste and lifestyle needs. Our knowledgeable experts will guide you through considerations like:

Traffic levels and lifestyle: If you expect heavy foot traffic or have pets, select a harder wood species like oak, hickory, or maple that stands up to wear and tear.
Desired aesthetic: Explore the rich variations of wood species and finishes to find the perfect complement to your interior decor.
Cost and installation: Solid hardwood flooring tends to be more expensive than engineered and may require professional installation. Engineered options provide the look of hardwood at a potentially lower price point and are often more DIY-friendly.