Resources for Homeowners

Protecting your hardwood floors begins long before installation. Learn tips to protect your floors before, during, and after installation!

Preparing your home for new flooring starts with finding the right contractor and clearing out furniture. Learn more here.

Choosing hardwood or laminate for your home will depend on the space itself, your household, and potential resale value.

Engineered Hardwood and Laminate are different in appearance, maintenance needs, installation methods, and more. Explore your options here.

You have plenty of decisions to consider before putting your home on the market. Start by looking at what’s below your feet—the flooring.

Replacing carpet with hardwood floors transforms your home into a modern, maintainable living experience.

If you’re looking for something besides ceramic tiles for your bathroom, consider these options.

Laminate flooring is a staple for homeowners. To get the best out of your flooring, know the proper cleaning techniques

With a warm, timeless design, engineered hardwood flooring offers all the same benefits as traditional hardwood

When it comes to owning and managing a rental property, selecting the right floor is one of the most important investments you can make.

Whether you’re renovating an old structure or putting in a new one, you may wonder what flooring you should use in your shed.

Having a home gym is one of the most convenient ways to exercise. You get to break a sweat in the comfort of home and work out around your busy schedule.

Engineered hardwood is a stylish and versatile flooring option that works well in a variety of spaces. To help homeowners learn more about it, Landmark Interiors decided to answer some frequently asked questions.

In this blog, we’ll explore various spaces where rubber flooring can be installed and find out what makes reliable.

Having an addition put on your house, or replacing the floor in every room, you’ll want the installation to be as efficient as possible.

A lot goes into making a house a home. One of the biggest steps is deciding what flooring it’ll have.

As you begin renovating your kitchen or remodeling your living room, you may wonder how much flooring you should order.

If you have pets or kids, you know how quickly things can go from pristine to unclean. That’s especially true for your floors, which will bear the brunt of whatever the cat may drag in.

So far, in our hardwood vs. moisture series, we’ve learned how to protect natural hardwood floors from moisture before installation and during installation. However, the job’s not done just because the floors are installed.

Whether you’ve just moved in or have been in your home for years, you may have noticed a gap between your flooring and your walls. This is an expansion gap, and most homes are designed with these in mind. So, what is an expansion gap and why should I leave one? Landmark Interiors bridges the gap for you in this blog!

Luxury Vinyl Tile (LVT) gives your home a distinct style and a nice clean feeling. However, things happen, and wear and tear are common in spaces that have been lived in. So, if you’re seeing cracking, warping, or other damage to your flooring, don’t worry. In this blog, Landmark Interiors looks at how to repair Luxury Vinyl Tile flooring.

Luxury vinyl plank (LVP) flooring has become increasingly popular among modern homeowners who want the classic look of hardwood, with more convenient upkeep.

Laminate flooring is a multi-layered flooring that’s known for its durability. The design offers a realistic pattern of wood, stone, or tile.

Modern style is all about natural materials and neutral colors, so natural-colored flooring options are a great place to start.