Experience the natural beauty and durability of hardwood flooring

When it comes to hardwood flooring, there are two main types to consider: solid wood and engineered wood. Understanding the differences between these two options is key to making an informed decision that suits your home and lifestyle.

Solid wood flooring is what it sounds like: planks of solid hardwood cut directly from the tree. This type of flooring is known for its longevity and can be sanded and refinished multiple times over its lifespan. Solid hardwood flooring is an incredible choice for a timeless, classic look, but it can be more susceptible to changes in humidity and temperature. 

Engineered wood flooring has a thin layer of hardwood bonded on top of a high-quality plywood base. This construction makes engineered wood more stable and less prone to warping in response to Denver's environmental changes. While engineered wood can also be refinished, the number of times it can be done depends on the thickness of the top hardwood layer.

Both types of hardwood flooring have their unique advantages, and the choice often comes down to personal preference, the specific conditions of your home, and budget considerations.